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I've Seen the Data: Economy Goes Down, Open Source Goes Up

Posted by Aaron Mandelbaum on Thu, Oct 29, 2009
  
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I know everyone's been saying it: The economic downturn will drive more people to open source. Because OpenLogic sells support on 500 projects as well as open source governance services and solutions, we get a very broad view of enterprise use of open source. After analyzing our Q3 and 2009 results, I've seen the data, and I'm here to tell you that open source is looking good.

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Lessons Learned: A Services-Based Open Source Business Model

Posted by Aaron Mandelbaum on Tue, Oct 06, 2009
  
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A recent survey we did of enterprises using open source, showed that they are not big fans of the open-core business model.  Recent blogs by Matthew Aslett, Jay Lyman, John Mark Walker center around this issue of the future of the open core business model.

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OpenProj: The Sequel

Posted by Aaron Mandelbaum on Mon, Oct 05, 2009
  
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I recently wrote a blog post about what what happened when Projity (backers of OpenProj) got acquired by Serena Software.

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OpenProj: When An Open Source Company Gets Acquired, What Happens to the Project?

Posted by Aaron Mandelbaum on Thu, Oct 01, 2009
  
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Update 10/5/09: The day after I wrote this blog and twittered it, the OpenProj committers provided the missing source code.

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