Future of Open source Architectures
In recent years, free and open source software and hardware has gathered increasing interest, both from the business and academic community. As the spread continues, many businesses are implementing this type of code in one way or another in attempts to enable faster implementation and more functionality. However, despite its inherent transparency, using open source software carries its own risk. This session explores the architecture behind open-source development, open-source business models, and potential regulations.
Facilitator:
Michael Nelson, Director, Technology and International Affairs Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Discussant Catalysts:
– Deborah Bryant, senior director, Open Source Program Office, Red Hat, and board director, Open Source Initiative
– Alistair Croll, author of ‘Lean Analytics,’ and chair, FWD50
– David Eaves, lecturer in Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
by Carnegie India
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