Increase Innovation and Deliver Faster with Open Source Gupta, Arun. creator author. aut http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut SpringerLink (Online service) text xxu 2024 1st ed. 2024. monographic eng

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access XXXIII, 355 p. 18 illus. online resource. Open source accounts for approximately 90 percent of modern software development, yet the demand for such technology skills continues to grow. Consequently, companies are having a difficult time hiring the right talent. Based on author Arun Gupta’s experiences with leading companies such as Apple, Amazon, Sun Microsystems, and Intel this book highlights the importance of an open source culture and shares proven techniques by which one can be built and nurtured. Many open source code maintainers feel there is a need for an open source culture in their company so that business needs can be met more efficiently. This book explains why it is important to have a business alignment with open source and the purpose of an Open Source Program Office. It will explain the value of InnerSource, internal events and leveraging external open source communities in building an active workplace culture. Fostering Open Source Culture is packed with over 40 industry case studies and actionable steps organizations, both large and small, can take to have a fully functioning open source work culture. You will: Understand the key principles of open source and the benefits of FOSS software Examine proven techniques that can be used to foster an open source culture within an enterprise and is directly tied to your business objectives Review exclusive case studies from a wide range of enterprises on how they foster open source culture. 1:The Importance of Open Source -- 2: Business Alignment -- 3: The Open Source Program Office -- 4: Internal Events -- 5: Inner Source -- 6: External Communities -- 7. Employee Enablement -- Appendix A: What is Open Source Software? -- Appendix B: 10 Non-Code Ways to Contribute to Open Source. by Arun Gupta. Open source software Computers Professions Information technology Management Open Source The Computing Profession Business Process Management QA76.76.O62 9798868809774 https://doi.org/10.1007/979-8-8688-0977-4 https://doi.org/10.1007/979-8-8688-0977-4 241128 20251030114550.0 979-8-8688-0977-4