The 2025 State of Open Source Report confirms that open source adoption is still surging, with 96% of organizations increasing or maintaining their amount of OSS in the past year. However, challenges around end-of-life (EOL) software, data management, compliance, and skill gaps, particularly around data technologies, persist and create obstacles to deploying open source.

To delve into the report’s findings in more depth, Perforce OpenLogic is hosting a live webinar featuring special guests from the Open Source Initiative and the Eclipse Foundation. 

About the Webinar 

In this panel webinar, you will hear insights about:

  • The key drivers of OSS usage and top investment priorities
  • How the Linux landscape looks almost a year after CentOS EOL
  • The impact of new compliance regulations and what makes organizations more likely to fail audits
  • Which technology categories are seeing growth vs. decline
  • And more!
 
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Presenters
Matthew Weier O'Phinney

Matthew Weier O’Phinney

Principal Product Manager, Perforce OpenLogic and Perforce Zend

Matthew has been using and contributing to open source software since 2000, counting a patch to the Blackbox window manager as his first public OSS contribution. He has led large open source projects, including Zend Framework, which he started developing on before its first public release and led from 2009 to 2019. Matthew has also contributed to standards bodies, and advised and participated in open source foundations, including The PHP Foundation.

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Stefano Maffulli

Executive Director, Open Source Initiative

Stefano is an open source leader. He has experience leading marketing and community projects across organizations, partners, and countries. Stefano is a skilled writer and speaker on community building and an active open source contributor. 

Gael Blondelle

Gaël Blondelle

Chief Membership Officer, Eclipse Foundation

Gaël Blondelle joined the Eclipse Foundation in 2013 and now serves as Chief Membership Officer. He has been involved in the open source arena for more than 18 years in a number of key roles. Gaël co-founded an open source start-up and worked as its Chief Technology Officer. He then worked in business development for an open source systems integration company and managed a strategic research project aiming to create an open source ecosystem with major industrial players. Gaël joined the Eclipse Foundation to pursue his goal of helping more companies work in open source, and to grow open, innovative and collaborative ecosystems.