Keynote: The Impact of the Ecosystem
summary
Argues that communities and ecosystems deliver measurable business and intrinsic value, cites Black Duck figures: 78% of orgs run open source, 66% build it for customers, 64% participate, projected 88% next year. Describes a community participation model with personas, an on-ramp that should get someone successfully participating within an hour, deliberate incentives (intrinsic and extrinsic), measurement, and leadership cultivation. Announces a new conference track and notes 120 submissions and 85+ for a related event.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:48Open Community Conference
- 1:25Community Opportunities
- 2:10Open Source
- 2:34Participation
- 2:51Content and activity
- 4:46Common Challenges
- 6:19Community Participation Model
- 8:02Learning from others
- 8:39The Open Community Conference
- 9:58Outro
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