Driving Digital Transformation: The Open Source Approach
summary
Claims that 80–90% open-source dominates cyber-physical systems, that cars move from 1–200 ECUs to a server-on-wheels architecture, and that the Eclipse-hosted projects OpenADx OpenPASS OpenAbility and a software-defined vehicle initiative are building a common platform with Tier‑1s (Bosch Continental ZF) and aiming to standardize Sparkplug into ISO. Concrete wins cited: measured boosts in innovation and brand value, active work on supply‑chain security with OpenSSF, and code-first implementations already in use.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Software is eating the world
- 3:20Free technologies
- 4:08Adam Smith Karl Marx
- 5:05Radical ideas are now mainstream
- 5:45How innovation is happening today
- 6:41How open source has impacted the economy
- 6:52The platform companies
- 8:08The shifting impact of open source
- 8:36Open source innovation
- 9:18Machine economy
- 9:41New business models
- 11:07Autonomous driving
- 12:27Automotive sector
- 13:02Eclipse Foundation
- 14:43Open Source and Open Standards
- 16:23Spark Plug
- 17:01Closing Thoughts
- 21:19Security
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