Oct 3 2005

Open Source Becomes Key Player in Business Models

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What will become of open-source companies when they grow up? Will there be an open-source dot bomb, or is the investment going into open source leading the way for a whole new kind of software company?

 

Although the jury is still out, it is evident open-source software has and will continue to impact the software industry and the business models of new and existing companies, as both start-ups and large entrenched players vie to keep ahead of open-source projects.

 

Fleury’s "professional open source" initiative quickly made its mark and began eating away at both BEA Systems Inc.’s and IBM’s low-end Java application server business to the point where JBoss became the app server market leader by some analysts’ measures.

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