Getting out of Silo, Using Open Source Software to Share your Data
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Getting out of Silo, Using Open Source Software to Share your Data
- 2. Interactive (This IS theoretically the “relationships” day, isn’t it?)
- 3. Lessig / Hardt Style (which means I’ll do a lot of talking and clicking and there will be a LOT of slides)
- 5. Interactive (were you hoping I was going to forget?)
- 6. Who are you?
- 9. What happens to silos? I No external access Restricted access Monopoly? Standards (or at least, schemas) RSS, APIs Network effects! Closed Data Open Data
- 10. What happens to silos? II Closed Data Open Data Loss of incentive! Why use the closed data when open is easier, more accessible, more usable? End of monopoly (end of business?) Some percentage of critical mass RSS, APIs, Aggregation aka Sharing Network effects! No turning back, it’s all open
- 12. Vancouver
- 13. Other Silos? For you intranet folks, how about organization / institutional buy in!
- 23. More Sharing? Shock us with tales of content re-use and re-purposing!
- 31. Open Data? What’s the license on your data?
- 32. The End
Editor's Notes
- Organizations constantly face conundrums about which strategy to pursue for most effectively publishing content to customers, constituents and enthusiasts. With this in mind, Boris will make a case for using community-supported, open source software tools to publish, archive and feed your information in an efficient and scalable manner. He'll also explore new web tools and explain how social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn, microblogging platforms like Twitter/Jaiku, and other applications with open APIs play into any organizations' communication strategy. Finally, Boris will explain the return on investment reaped from contributing client work back into to the open source software core and the organic growth of open source development communities.