Speaking about FOSS in a Corporate Environment
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Hardware becomes irrelevant as the world goes software-defined and a typical IT stack contains roughly 80% non-competitive functionality while only about 20% is the secret sauce that generates margin. The claim: companies cut duplicated effort by collaborating on that 80%, using projects like OpenStack and Kubernetes, so four firms sharing a component drops each firm’s investment risk roughly 75%, freeing resources to focus on the 20%.
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