How Open Source is Eating Software: Numbers and Trends
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Summarizes multi-year quantitative surveys of ~1,000+ IT decision makers showing enterprise open source overtakes proprietary use, container platforms and Kubernetes and containers central to modernization, and community-supported projects grow more slowly. Respondents say open source delivers better software and latest innovation, not just cost savings; 83% more likely to select contributing vendors and 84% view open source as part of security strategy, while supply-chain risk management registers surprisingly low.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:37Types of research
- 2:15Quantitative research
- 6:20Language research
- 7:35Focus groups
- 9:20Global Tech Outlook
- 10:17Enterprise Open Source
- 11:15Top Enterprise Open Source Uses
- 14:23Kubernetes and Containers
- 16:20Industry differences
- 18:17Benefits of using open source
- 20:18Top funding priorities
- 22:53People over technology
- 25:07Funding priorities
- 27:23Security priorities
- 32:03Top barriers
- 33:05Emerging technology
- 34:43Legacy application migration
- 35:57Quality of research
- 40:04Customer surveys
- 47:43Consulting arm
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