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The New Technology Consumers

2014/01/12 By Rob 1 Comment

There were those who complained about the labor conditions of those who picked grapes and sewed t-shirts.  About pesticides on apples and growth hormones in milk.  About generically modified corn and soy.  About how governments conduct foreign … [Continue reading] about The New Technology Consumers

Filed Under: Open Source, Standards

Apache OpenOffice 2013 Mailing List Review

2013/12/18 By Rob 1 Comment

OpenOffice mailing list response graph

I did a quick study of the 2013 mailing list traffic for the Apache OpenOffice project.  I looked at all project mailing lists, including native language lists.  I omitted the purely transactional mailing lists, the ones that merely echo code … [Continue reading] about Apache OpenOffice 2013 Mailing List Review

Filed Under: Uncategorized

IBM Support for Apache OpenOffice

2013/11/04 By Rob 2 Comments

As you probably know, IBM has been involved with the OpenOffice.org community for many years.   This included collaboration on ODF and accessibility at first, as we worked on our separate Lotus Symphony fork.  And then in 2011 we followed the … [Continue reading] about IBM Support for Apache OpenOffice

Filed Under: IBM, Open Source, OpenOffice

The Power of Brand and the Power of Product, Part 3

2013/10/21 By Rob Leave a Comment

In the previous two parts (one and two) I described a model of product adoption and market share that could be built with a single survey question.   I applied this model to the open source productivity suites OpenOffice and LibreOffice, looking at … [Continue reading] about The Power of Brand and the Power of Product, Part 3

Filed Under: Apache, Marketing, Open Source, OpenOffice

Visualizing OASIS Technical Committees

2013/07/01 By Rob 1 Comment

So what do we have here?  This is a simple social network visualization, of OASIS Technical Committees.  Each circle in this graph represents a single Technical Committee (TC).  The size of the circle is proportionate to how many members are on the … [Continue reading] about Visualizing OASIS Technical Committees

Filed Under: OASIS, Social Network Analysis

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