How To Enable Mass Collaboration
summary
Panelists describe building the OpenDaylight SDN controller with 150 contributors in nine months and predict 200–400 by year‑end, argue that corporates must provide neutral governance and funding but can't "boyband" a project, and stress culture and sweat equity over fiat control. Examples: Intel’s teams upstreaming KVM/OpenStack kernel work, interest in OVS and Docker, and bets on Cloud Foundry and 3D‑printed prosthetics as next large collaborative domains.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55Meet the speakers
- 2:22OpenDaylight
- 7:18Open Source
- 14:14Innovation
- 15:11Why
- 17:22What is that
- 20:38Linux Foundation
- 21:32Linux Foundation Fundamentals
- 22:34The Next Linus
- 23:50Who Needs The Foundation
- 26:48Networking
- 28:17Leadership
- 30:44Next Big Mass Collaboration
- 31:57Internet of Things
- 32:51Next Big Project
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