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Open Source + Big Data = Big Money
1.
Open Source +
Big Data= Big Money May 2011 10.20.2005
2.
http://redmonk.com/public/osbc.pdf
2
3.
What do these
vendors have in common? 3
4.
4
5.
These are PwC's Global
Software Top 20 5
6.
Source: PwC 6
7.
What else do
these vendors have in common? 7
8.
All were founded
before 1989 8
9.
1989 was twenty-two
years ago 9
10.
Things that happened
in 1989 • The Soviet Union left Afghanistan • Time and Warner Merge • The Exxon Valdez oil spill • Tiananmen Square • Rain Man won best picture • Sega Genesis is released 10
11.
Oh, and some
show called Seinfeld premiered 11
12.
The average age
of the Top 20 Software Companies, in fact, is 47 years 12
13.
That's partially skewed
by the likes of IBM (1911) NEC (1899!), though 13
14.
Less outliers? 31
years 14
15.
So? 15
16.
Big, older companies
outsource risk By acquiring smaller, younger ones 16
17.
But if older
= bigger 17
18.
Why is Microsoft
the biggest? 18
19.
And there's a
bigger problem 19
20.
20
21.
Question: Is Google a
software company? 21
22.
Exactly
22
23.
23
24.
24
25.
25
26.
26
27.
Growth through software
sales is slowing 27
28.
Growth through data
is not 28
29.
The Four Stages
of Software Producers 29
30.
STAGE 1 “The money
is in the hardware, not the software” 30
31.
STAGE 2 “Actually, the
money is in the software” 31
32.
STAGE 3 “The money
is not in the software, but it is differentiating” 32
33.
STAGE 4 “Software is
not even differentiating, the value is the data” 33
34.
What happens when
companies of one stage compete with another stage 34
35.
Microsoft's Share Price
35
36.
Share Price in
Context 36
37.
The Age of
Data is upon us 37
38.
The Age of
Software The Age of Data 38
39.
What does this
mean? 39
40.
Software is a
means 40
41.
What are you
bad at? 41
42.
Customer conversion
42
43.
If you're in
open source, you're good at distribution 43
44.
If you're good
at distribution, you're good at generating data 44
45.
USE IT
45
46.
Open Source is
not Growth 46
47.
Open Source enables
data Which enables growth 47
48.
So if you're
in open source and you're ignoring data 48
49.
You're doing it
wrong 49
50.
QUESTIONS
50
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