Why closed? Why Open? Mixing open and closed source

Why closed? Why Open? Mixing open and closed source

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  • Why Closed?Why Open? • Mixing Open and Closed Source. @omega.teched @omega_teched Thinking About Prototyping
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  Why Closed? OMega TechEd ProtectingYour Work (Intellectual Property Rights) Preventing Easy Copying Trademarks and Patents Starting as Closed-Source
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  Why Closed? OMega TechEd Closed-sourcesoftware gives you control, protects your ideas, and often provides better support and features for users.
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  Why Open? OMega TechEd ReleasingYour Work Positive Feedback, Community Contribution, Early Support Gift Economy, Cost Advantage Faster Development
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  Why Open? OMega TechEd Theopen-source model offers great opportunities for collaboration, recognition, and cost savings, but it also comes with risks like idea theft and the potential for increased workload.
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  Open Source as a Competitive Advantage Open-sourcesoftware can give companies a big advantage by: Quality and Safety Gaining Popularity Building Trust In short, using open-source software helps companies create better products, grow faster, and build strong community support. OMega TechEd
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  Open Source as a Strategic Weapon Complementaryproducts, like DVDs and players, tend to sell better when one gets cheaper. By improving open-source software related to a product, companies can increase sales and challenge their competitors, especially in areas like the Internet of Things, where different devices work together. OMega TechEd
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  Mixing Open and Closed Source Businessescan successfully blend open-source and closed-source models, benefiting from both while contributing positively to the open- source community. OMega TechEd Coexistence of Models Balanced Approach Transparency Builds Trust Contributing Back
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