Global Mobile Vision 2016 Conference

Talk around Open Innovation delivered at the GMV 2016 Conference in KINTEX, Seoul, S. Korea. October 6, 2016

Transcript

1. Open Innovation Fast, Flexible Future Global Mobile Vision 2016 Conference Harish Pillay Global Head, Community Architecture and Leadership hpillay@redhat.com Red Hat
2. What is Open Innovation?
3. Or specifically Open Source Innovation?
4. Time for a story
5. The Red Hat story
6. Chapter 1 1993-2002 ~ 10 years
7. Red Hat Linux 7.3 from 2002
8. What did we do?
9. ➢ Started curating the code being created online that people had a hard time putting together
10. ➢ Started curating the code being created online that people had a hard time putting together ➢ Made the code available via FTP download and also on diskettes and CDs
11. ➢ Started curating the code being created online that people had a hard time putting together ➢ Made the code available via FTP download and also on diskettes and CDs ➢ Helped to proliferate the idea that there is enormous innovation happening in the Free Software world that we can all benefit from
12. Chapter 2 2003-2006 ~ 3 years
13. ➢Re-branded to Red Hat Enterprise Linux
14. ➢Re-branded to Red Hat Enterprise Linux ➢ Only one product segment – the Operating System for enterprises
15. ➢Re-branded to Red Hat Enterprise Linux ➢ Only one product segment – the Operating System for enterprises ➢ Innovation from the open source community helped make virtualization part of Linux
16. Chapter 3 2006-2016 ~ 10 years
17. ➢ + JBoss middleware - 2006 ➢ + improved virtualization, KVM - 2008 ➢ + OpenShift – (PaaS but today it is Container as a Service – CaaS) - 2010 ➢ + Fuse (from FuseSource) – 2012 ➢ + Ceph – 2014 ➢ + FeedHenry - 2014 ➢ + Ansible - 2015 ➢ + 3Scale - 2016 Partially extracted from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hat#Mergers_and_acquisitions
18. RED HAT’S PROJECT TO PRODUCT PROCESS We participate in and create community- powered upstream projects. We integrate upstream projects, fostering open community platforms. We enable software and hardware partners, customers, and academia to participate at every stage of development. We commercialize these platforms together with a rich ecosystem of services and certifications. PARTICIPATE INTEGRATE STABILIZE 1M+ PROJECTS (upstream projects) (community platforms) (supported products platforms, and solutions) ®
19. OPEN SOURCE TO THE ENTERPRISE 1M+ projects* * www.blackducksoftware.com/oss-logistics/choose
20. Open Innovation • To make innovation happen faster, Red Hat open sources all the acquisitions – this is part of the Red Hat ethos
21. Open Innovation • To make innovation happen faster, Red Hat open sources all the acquisitions – this is part of the Red Hat ethos • Work with as many open source communities as possible – to help with cross-pollination of code and ideas
22. RED HAT DEVELOPMENT POWERHOUSE Source: Bitergia OpenStack Icehouse Analysis, October 15, 2014 http://blog.bitergia.com/2014/10/15/the-openstack-juno-release-activity-and-organizations/ Corporate contributions to OpenStack OPENSTACK JUNO RELEASE NUMBER OF COMMITS COMPANY / ORGANIZATION * * Includes only the top 10. RED HAT HP IBM MIRANTIS RACKSPACE SUSE OPENSTACK FOUNDATION B1 SYSTEMS VMWARE NEC 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
23. Chapter 4 2016 onwards ...
24. COMPANY REVENUE FY 2003 – FY 2016 BOOKINGS BY CHANNEL FY2016 GLOBAL BOOKINGS FY2016 2BILLION OPEN SOURCE COMPANY the $ DOLLAR FIRST in the WORLD AMERICAS 60.00% EMEA 24.00% APAC 16.00% Source: Red Hat, Inc. .00 .50 1.00 1.50 2.00 (in billions) INDIRECT 72.00% DIRECT 28.00% $2.05B FY 04 FY 06 FY 08 FY 10 FY12 FY 14 FY 16
25. Everyone want to be Open! • The success of open source has established the truth that when ideas, code, designs default to open, innovation can happen very, very quickly
26. Everyone want to be Open! • The success of open source has established the truth that when ideas, code, designs default to open, innovation can happen very, very quickly • Ideas that are shared is like a candle flame that gets “shared” and increases the overall brightness
27. “Participation in an open source project, whether maintained by the Company or by another commercial or non- commercial entity or organization, does not constitute a conflict of interest even where such participant makes a determination in the interest of the project that is adverse to the Company's interests.” Red Hat Code of Business Conduct and Ethics https://investors.redhat.com/~/media/Files/R/Red-Hat-IR/governance-docs/code-of-business-conduct-and-ethics.pdf
28. Thank You Harish Pillay hpillay@redhat.com @harishpillay