2015•IEEE SoftwareRequires access

On the Impact of Being Open

Robert Schuwer, Michiel van Genuchten, Les Hatton

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Abstract

There's much discussion about being open, with topics such as open source software, open innovation, open research, and open education. Will the whole world be open, and, if so, what was all closed in the past? The authors analyze the similarities and differences between the open movements they've been part of and come up with expectations for software's future.

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There's much discussion about being open, with topics such as open source software, open innovation, open research, and open education. Will the whole world be open, and, if so, what was all closed in the past? The authors analyze the similarities and differences between the open movements they've been part of and come up with expectations for software's future.

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There's much discussion about being open, with topics such as open source software, open innovation, open research, and open education. Will the whole world be open, and, if so, what was all closed in the past? The authors analyze the similarities and differences between the open movements they've been part of and come up with expectations for software's future.

Key concepts: Open source software, Open platform, Open source, Open innovation, Computer science, Open research, Open data, Open education

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