In Data We Trust

Keynote for NumFOCUS Summit. A look at Open Source in Data Science and Scientific Computing with a focus on sustaining the labor and infrastructure necessary and innovating future uses. The work of three economists, Jean Tirole, Elinor Ostrom, and Eric von Hippel, lends insights to the new paradigm of information and data driven economies.

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   In Data We Trust Carol Willing
   @WillingCarol
   NumFOCUS
   Summit
   Sept 24, 2018
   

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3. @WillingCarol
   Business
   Academia Research
   Open Source Triad
   

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6. How?
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7. Insights
   from
   Economics
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   Jean Tirole
   Common Good
   Elinor Ostrom
   Sustainability and
   the Commons
   Eric Von Hippel
   Open Innovation
   

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8. Common Good
   Jean Tirole
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17. Information
    Currency of the
    Digital Economy
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18. Collective
    Well-Being
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19. Individual
    Interest
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20. Incentives
    and roles in
    open source
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21. Sustaining the
    Commons
    Elinor Ostrom
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22. Knowledge as a
    Commons
    Elinor Ostrom
    
    2009 Nobel Prize in Economics
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    Sustaining without Tragedy
    

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23. 

    Complex systems
    
    Self organized
    communities
    
    Rules need to fit the
    socio-economic context
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    Conditions, Community, Rules
    

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24. Sustain the
    Foundation
    @WillingCarol
    Don't be a sucker.
    

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25. Create new products and services (Business)
    
    Improve lifelong learning for all (Academia)
    
    Prevent or cure Alzheimers (Research)
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    We must challenge ourselves
    Sustaining is not enough to...
    

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26. Open Innovation
    Eric von Hippel
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30. Motivations
    @twitter handle
    

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31. @WillingCarol
    Business Academia Research
    How does the
    Open Source Triad
    succeed?
    

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32. win-win-win
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    Business Academia Research
    

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33. Value Creation
    

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34. Individual
    
    Organization
    
    Society
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    Value propositions
    

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35. Changing data
    
    into
    
    knowledge and actions
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    Computational Knowledge
    

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36. @WillingCarol
    Sustain Innovate
    Computational Knowledge
    

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38. 

    @WillingCarol
    relentless
    
    integrity
    
    curiosity
    
    generosity
    Set a high BAR
    

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39. Trust
    @WillingCarol
    creates
    value people
    connects
    

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40. The Present
    

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41. The Future
    

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42. Thank You
    Change is possible.
    

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43. @WillingCarol
    Recognition and Attributions
    "sky" flickr photo by is_kyoto_jp https://flickr.com/photos/is_kyoto_jp/4318064923 shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license
    
    "2010-04-22" flickr photo by bgottsab https://flickr.com/photos/gottgraphicsdesign/5863884809 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-
    NC) license
    
    "Superhero" flickr photo by built4love.hain https://flickr.com/photos/128431605@N05/15274715978 shared under a Creative Commons
    (BY) license
    
    "Brooklyn Bridge - NYC" flickr photo by Marcela McGreal https://flickr.com/photos/marcelamcgreal/27098502733 shared under a
    Creative Commons (BY) license
    
    "2017 Golden Bear Open" flickr photo by Sangudo https://flickr.com/photos/sangudo/32698145006 shared under a Creative Commons
    (BY-NC-ND) license
    
    © Holger Motzkau 2010 / Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0
    
    "Trust" https://www.flickr.com/photos/sirqitous/2712819652/in/gallery-167063544@N04-72157695819227930/
    
    "Ecole Polytechnique" https://www.flickr.com/photos/117994717@N06/21621786460/in/gallery-167063544@N04-72157695819227930/
    
    "Democratizing Innovation" https://www.flickr.com/photos/marquibeck/3734401879/in/gallery-167063544@N04-72157695819227930/
    
    "Beware of Coils" flickr photo by cogdogblog https://flickr.com/photos/cogdog/5753710309 shared into the public domain using (CC0)
    

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44. @WillingCarol
    Recognition and Attributions
    http://www.classiccmp.org/cini/pdf/Apple/Apple%20II%20(Redbook)
    %20Reference%20Manual%2030th%20Anniversary.pdf
    
    https://www.scullinsteel.com/apple2/#basic_games_2
    
    Opiniones de Apple DOS
    Special thanks to
    Ana
    
    Karen
    
    Dahlie
    
    Wendy
    
    Brian and Fernando
    
    Project Jupyter team
    
    nteract team
    
    My family
    Carol Willing papers and photos
    
    Jupyter project logos
    
    music21 website
    
    Cyrille Rossant website
    
    Fernando Perez website
    
    JOSE website
    

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