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Copyright (c) 2018, Eclipse Foundation, Inc. | Made available under the Eclipse Public License 2.0 (EPL-2.0)

Open Source,Open Collaboration

Mike Milinkovich Executive Director

Eclipse [email protected]

@mmilinkov



The Platform for Open Collaboration

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275+Members

350+Projects

1500+Committers

30Professional Staff

By the Numbers

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Software is eating the world

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Software Embedded on Airbus Aircraft

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90% of automotive innovations are from software

Mercedes S-Class, Infotainment Subsystem, 20 Mio. LOC50 – 100, networked, ECUs

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Software matters to industry

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“Every industrial company will become a software company”

-GE CEO Jeff Immelthttp://www.ge.com/ar2013/pdf/GE_AR13_Letter.pdf

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“Every software company is an open source company”

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-Mike Milinkovich, Eclipse Foundation


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But what is “open source”?

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● Freedom 0 -to run the program, for any purpose

● Freedom 1 - to study how the program works, and change it to make it do what you wish

● Freedom 2- to redistribute copies

● Freedom 3 - to distribute copies of your modified versions to others

Software Freedoms

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•Better, smarter business–Save costs, faster time to market, improve quality

•Enables collaboration–Consistent sharing of IP

•Rapid adoption of technology–It is free and easy to access

•Scale

Why open source?

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Google Trends for “MQTT”

Open sourced here

A current example

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▪ Far higher levels of experimentation

▪ Innovation through integration

▪ Permissionless innovation

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KEEP CALMAND

INNOVATE

Innovation

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• Is Open Source chaotic?• How does development really work?• What is this “Open Source community”?• How do you manage community contributions?• How do you plan in Open Source?• Isn’t open source going to infect our intellectual

property?• Why would we open source our assets?

Open source questions

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Predictability

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Contribution

● Reduce Costs● Influence

Direction● Attract Talent

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Free….

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Open Source Maturity Model

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Building blocks for Innovation and Collaboration Requires:

Infrastructure

IP Management & Licensing

Process & Governance

Community Development

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Eclipse Working Groups

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Misson

To create the open Internet of Things

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Validated by Industry Leaders

“No company can realize the IoT on its own…

Within the Eclipse Community, through the contribution of many IoT developers, tools and standards are created on an open platform that many companies can benefit from for their IoT applications.”

Stefan FerberCEO, Bosch Software Innovations Infrastructure

IP Management & Licensing

Governance & Process

Community Development

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Eclipse IoT Community

2.4M 36 280+ 140Klines of code projects developers monthly

visitors

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Member Companies

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The 3 IoT Software StacksTOOLS & SDKsONTOLOGIESSECURITY

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● Achieve interoperability in Industry 4.0 thanks to open source technology

● Enable on-premise deployments of IoT platforms (vs. public cloud)

● Provide commercial support for Eclipse IoT technologies

● Promote the value of open IoT ecosystems through testbeds

● Device Management● Establish Eclipse IoT

projects as reference implementations of IoT standards (e.g. LWM2M)

Eclipse IoT Ecosystem

Examples

OEMs Software Vendors IoT HW Manufacturers

Goals

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● Grow their consumer IoT and Smart Home ecosystems

● Promote IoT cloud interoperability through open standards (ex. OneM2M)

● Provide support and services around Eclipse IoT technology

● Partner with Eclipse IoT member companies on IoT research projects (ex. Smart Cities)

● Disseminate the results though Eclipse IoT projects

Eclipse IoT Ecosystem

Examples

Telcos IT Services Companies Research Institutes

Goals


Eclipse IoT Open Testbeds

Eclipse IoT Open Testbeds focus on working solutions featuring open source technology and commercial solutions

IoT industry needs to showcase working solutions and the ecosystem(s) needed to build them

https://iot.eclipse.org/testbeds

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https://iot.eclipse.org/testbeds


Eclipse IoT Open Testbeds

Asset Tracking Management

Production Performance Management

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Parting thoughts...


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Software competence is the key to digital transformation

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Our future is being built on open source

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Engage,Experiment,

Educate

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Thank-you!

Mike Milinkovich, Eclipse [email protected]

@mmilinkov

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