Panel Discussion: Introducing Linux Foundation Research and the State of Open Source in Financial Se
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Linux Foundation Research with FINOS, Scott Logic and Wipro publishes a 46‑page baseline study based on 208 respondents and finds open source use is widespread but chaotic: one firm reports claimed 300–600 vs found 6,000 components, many orgs use ad‑hoc downloads and run multiple versions. Only 8% always encourage upstream contribution (vs 36% in broader LF surveys). Top barriers are fear of IP leakage and licensing; top motivator is innovation, and 69% say consumption improves productivity.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Introducing Linux Foundation Research
- 8:05Findings
- 14:00Contribution
- 14:55FOSS Contribution Survey
- 16:04Upstream Contributions
- 17:57Whats Limiting Us
- 19:50Culture
- 20:40Work Productivity
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