Case Study: Consolidate Usage of GNU/Linux in a Heterogeneous Industrial Context
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Bosch estimates 50 million devices by 2025 and consolidates around a Debian-based platform to avoid per-project divergence, publishing a starter kit at purchase.org. Proposal: create a cross-divisional service organization, invest in tooling for traceability, testing, and certification, and push upstream contributions so maintenance scales. Internal proof: moving to a Debian-based platform yields prototypes fast and reaches first products in production within about six months, reducing redundant work.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:44INTERNET
- 2:17But How? Traditional Approach: Embedded Software Creation
- 16:43Foster collaboration
- 23:21Cultural Change to an Active Open Source Collaboration Motivation
- 26:14Industrial Grade Linux (GL): Increase Efficiency with Additional (Shared) Layers
- 27:58THANK YOU
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