* Kim Weins is the Senior VP of Marketing at OpenLogic. Kim spent three years as a principal in CMO Strategy Group and helped companies such as Atomz (acquired …
Read more →*Dave Neary gave me his speaking slot at OSiM USA. I have two challenges, make a talk to fit his title and abstract (although you can almost always safely …
Read more →Companies and communities is a topic I’ll speaking on at SCALE. I welcome any feedback or points to consider! First off, there is no ideal …
Read more →Most people used to the proprietary software world, with no experience in open source software, are amazed that anything gets done. (And lots gets done in the …
Read more →According to Stephen Vaughan-Nichols there will be 2.4 million more Linux desktop users by the end of the year. And that’s only counting Eee PC users. To …
Read more →I get asked a lot about my “Would you do it again for free?” talk. (“Would you do it again for free” was about the question, if you take …
Read more →Social norms govern whether you are willing to help a friend move or cook dinner for your family. Market norms govern what you are willing to do for how much …
Read more →The GNOME Foundation is a nonprofit organization, a 501(c)(3), and is funded by donations from individuals and companies. So as executive director of the GNOME …
Read more →I gave a talk at LinuxWorld called “Avoiding Open Source Lawsuits: Five Steps to Effective Open Source Governance in the Enterprise.” I suppose it …
Read more →I had a good conversation with Walter Bender, former president of One Laptop per Child (OLPC) and the founder of Sugar Labs. Sugar is the software that comes on …
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