Day 2 Keynote
summary
Open collaboration accelerates innovation and value creation: a company grows from just under $200 million to just under $4 billion by liberating innovation rather than hoarding IP. Fair governance, user inclusion, role diversity and nobody's as smart as everybody improve relevance and speed. Open security produces faster fixes — examples include Spectre and Heartbleed — and legal stewardship (GPLv3 work) plus passionate contributors scale impact. The outcome is a larger, safer, more engaging ecosystem where everyone gets a bigger slice instead of a zero sum.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:24Open Collaboration
- 0:56About Michael Cunningham
- 1:44Red Hat
- 2:17Blue Whale
- 2:56Value Creation
- 3:39Why was Red Hat rewarded
- 5:16Nobody is as smart as everybody
- 6:12Diversity of the innovation pool
- 7:41Cost effective
- 7:57Security
- 8:45Play
- 10:14Pie Chart
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