Linux Community Project Leaders Unite. Peter Vescuso EVP Marketing, Bus Dev Black Duck Software

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1 Linux Community Project Leaders Unite Peter Vescuso EVP Marketing, Bus Dev Black Duck Software

2 Agenda Trends Communities of communities Linux Community Projects 2

3 Innovation and FOSS - A Virtuous Circle 800,000 Number of FOSS Projects FOSS 700, , , , , , ,000 Innovation * * Through October

4 Trends: Open Innovation Source: Karim R. Lakhani Harvard Business School No Matter Who You Are, Most of Academia the Smartest People Work for Someone Else Bill Joy, Cofounder Sun Microsystems Innovation Community Commercial 4

5 Trends: Open Innovation Then Now Time 5

6 Enterprise and Cloud In the Enterprise Gartner estimates that by 2013, open source technology will be included in 85 percent of all commercial software packages, and by 2016 will be included in mission-critical software packages within 99 percent of global enterprises. Cloud is growing rapidly and driving interest in the AGPL Corresponding rapid growth in AGPLv3 licensed projects 0 Number of AGPLv3 Projects New OSS Cloud Projects Cumulative Projects

7 Open Source and Cloud System Software 7

8 Trends: Super Communities Healthcare Aerospace Polarsys Automotive Mobile Financial Services

9 Open Source Drives Mobile Innovation New Mobile OSS Projects Over 10,000 new OSS projects in 2011, doubling each of the last 3 years Open source has redefined the mobile industry and is spreading far beyond 9

10 New OSS Mobile Projects: Platform Trend Of new mobile OSS projects specifying a platform Android gaining momentum, share > 70% ios share declined to ~20% although # of projects increased Remaining platforms each are ~1% Reference points: 300M Android phones 172M iphones Android and iphone each ~500K apps 10

11 Automotive Trends things are changing Value is shifting from manufacturing/assembly to Software New players - IT and electronics companies IVI Head Unit evolves as a multiuser, social and Cloud access platform Balancing in-house development vs. strategic alliances with suppliers and competitors Emerging Always-ON IVI integration with social net s Road hazards, Traffic conditions, Police / radar alerts Internet, iphone/ipad, Car-to-car communications 11

12 IVI HeadUnit No Longer Just a Car Radio 12

13 Why? Dev cycles consumer auto Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Life Cycle apps consumer auto Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Yr Amount of SW Lines of Code Complexity & Lack of standards 13

14 Platforms & Connectivity Proprietary IVI platforms Microsoft s CE IVI platform QNX CAR 2 IVI platform Microltron IVI (primarily in Japan) Device connectivity MirrorLink, Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) FORD s OpenXC Renault Connect Open platform initiatives Android is being explored and tested by a few OEMs GENIVI is the largest, best organized Certified GENIVI compliant implementations: Tizen, Mentor Graphics IVI, MontaVista IVI, Ubuntu Remix IVI and Wind River IVI 14

15 GENIVI The GENIVI Alliance is a non-profit industry alliance driving the broad adoption of an (IVI) open-source development platform Launched in March 2009 Founded by BMW, Wind River, GM, PSA, Delphi, Magneti- Marelli, and Visteon Members-only consortium at this time, but it seems inevitable that it will open up Now 162 companies participating Linux is the foundation Basic building blocks are in place 15

16 GENIVI Targets Non-differentiating Layers Automaker and Tier1 Supplier Domain Differentiation Integration Commercial and Proprietary solutions Implementation Competition HMI - Human Machine Interface Apps OSV Extensions Libs Alliance Domain Non-differentiating features Consolidated Requirements Auto Specific Middleware Validation/Compliance Open Source IVI Stack Open Source Kernel 16

17 GENIVI Solution Stack Adopt Adapt Create GOAL: Cut IVI Product Development From 7+ years Down to <2! GENIVI Reference Reference HMI Reference Apps GENIVI Platform 5% 15% 80% open source GENIVI Code 15% adapted 5% custom Hardware 17

18 Contrasting Android & Auto 18

19 Contrasting Auto & Android - similarities Mobile/Android Auto Competition Apple vs. all Consumer elect vs. IVI Collaboration Open Handset Alliance GENIVI alliance Leadership Google OEMs & Consortiums Audience Highly diverse Highly diverse External Interfaces Function Cloud, auto, other Cloud, mobile Utility, social & entertainment Utility, social & entertainment 19

20 Contrasting Auto & Android - differences Operating environment Apps & priorities Mobile Android Auto Connected or disconnected All apps = (limited priority) Multi-state: parked, inmotion, engine running or not. Screens Generally small Mid-size Connectivity Usage restrictions IVI vs. core (core has priority) >95% connected <50% connected Almost none Distraction, inmotion Supply Chain Well defined Broad & complex 20

21 What the auto industry is learning from Android Letting mass innovation drive requirements accelerates platform evolution Software is the differentiator Aggressively leveraging open source can reduce complexity and lower costs Leveling the playing field allows differentiation to occur higher up in the stack 21

22 Comparing Community Projects 1. Explore the new Ohloh.net organziation feature Stack up projects. Commits. Contributors 2. Discuss what YOU need that will help you better manage your project

23 Eclipse: Contributors, past 12 months

24 350 Contributor Totals All Time

25 Contributors, past 12 months

26 Commit rate, past 12 months

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31 Watching for new contributors

32 Comparing Two Linux Foundation Sponsored Projects 32

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35 Comparing Commit Activity Linux Standard Base Yocto Project

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45 Final thoughts Open Source and Community-Based Development are reshaping the software world In 2-3 years Linux for auto could where Android is today The auto industry will need your help! Cooperation between communities has benefits, additional collaboration can help Thank you for coming. 45