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Dirk Riehle: Open Source Economics - The Economic Motivation of Prior work on community open source economics focused mostly on labor economics, that is, the frequently surprising amount of volunteer work that goes into open source software. Eric Raymond notes that developers contribute to open source projects for the personal gratification that comes from increasing their reputation among peers [ 2 ]. Ernan Haruvy and his colleagues reached similar conclusions in their empirical study [ 3 ]. Joshua Lerner and Jean Tirole, meanwhile, argue that developers contribute to document their technical capabilities and improve job prospects with future employers [ 4 ]. http://dirkriehle.com/computer-science/research/2007/computer-2007-article.html

The New Economics of Open Source in the Enterprise | Blogs | ITB http://www.itbusinessedge.com/cm/blogs/vizard/the-new-economics-of-open-source-in-the-enterprise/?cs=37828 Like most economic statistics, the rise of open source in the enterprise is a trailing indicator. Right now, we have some pretty compelling anecdotal information, even though hard data is still amorphous. Nevertheless, it seems like everywhere you turn IT executives are getting comfortable with open source software well beyond the operating system level. And the key factors driving that increased level of comfort are: Cost: Free is hard to resist in a down economy.

LiMo Foundation is an industry consortium dedicated to creating the first truly open, hardware-independent, Linux-based operating system for mobile devices. Backing from major industry leaders puts LiMo at the Heart of the Mobile Industry and makes LiMo the unifying force in Mobile Linux. The mission of the LiMo Foundation is to create an open, Linux-based software platform for use by the whole global industry to produce mobile devices through a balanced and transparent contribution process enabling a rich ecosystem of differentiated products, applications, and services from device manufacturers, operators, ISVs and integrators. Analysing the Economics of Open Source | LiMo Foundation http://blog.limofoundation.org/index.php/LiMo-Foundation/Mining-of-Open-Source-Code-to-Understand-the-Economics-of-Using-Open-Source-Within-Mobile.html

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