Open-source companies need to turn a profit to remain viable as businesses, but that is easier said than done when you commit to providing your own source code freely.

Red Hat’s 2022 “State of Enterprise Open Source” report found that 82% of enterprise leaders are more likely to select vendors that contribute to the open-source community.

Enterprises that act more like individuals and truly collaborate gain the greatest benefits from open source.

Contributing to open-source projects can give software developers an edge over other applicants in the competitive IT job market, say hiring professionals.

Businesses that make use of open source software should dedicate resources to supporting and maintaining the projects their organisations rely on.

I'm amazed that companies still base their businesses on open source software they neither own nor contribute to.

Evans Data research about open source developer trends regularly demonstrates that about two thirds of developers who change source code contribute back to the community. What Kind of Contributions?

Experts with deep experience across open-source software communities share their opinions on how to sustain this critical ecosystem.

The Open Source Hardware Association is doing their best to drag physical objects into the realm of Open Source – a much more difficult task than simply having the idea of Copyleft.