Open For Good
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Claim: Linux is the default for net new workloads, not just a viable alternative, and that shift is measurable in adoption across cloud, big data, machine learning, containers and SDN. A concrete business innovation emerges around 2001 as an enterprise open source business model offering certified stability and lifecycle support for mission critical apps — reason banks moved trading platforms to Linux. The community also creates a social DNA for coordination that companies like Nike Ikea and Toyota apply to cross‑company problems and global challenges.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:57Agenda
- 1:19History of Linux
- 1:56Enterprise Open Source
- 4:01Enterprise Linux
- 7:24Red Hat Summit
- 9:53Microsoft embracing Linux
- 10:43The power of Linux
- 11:17Accelerating business
- 14:50Leading edge companies
- 16:13Solving megaworld problems
- 16:33Linux as a technology
- 16:48Harnessing the best ideas
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