December 5, 2019

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Building an Open Source Community to Achieve Innovation-Through-Openness

Building an Open Source Community to Achieve Innovation-Through-Openness

Building an open source initiative at a large enterprise such as Dell Technologies comes with both challenges and rewards. Making sure the community is engaged and that projects thrive takes time and …
Talk Title Building an Open Source Community to Achieve Innovation-Through-Openness
Speakers Jonas Rosland (Open Source Community Manager, VMware)
Conference KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe
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Location Copenhagen, Denmark
Date Apr 30-May 4, 2018
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Building an open source initiative at a large enterprise such as Dell Technologies comes with both challenges and rewards. Making sure the community is engaged and that projects thrive takes time and effort. ““Innovation-through-openness”” around the world has proven that global collaboration on code and inclusivity of diverse intellectual contributions advance the technological state of the art and solve problems faster. In this session, Jonas Rosland, Open Source Community Manager at {code}, shares experiences, failures, and gives a glimpse into how large enterprises can embrace and lead open source communities successfully, and be involved in new trends that are impacting the global IT market.

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