Evaluating open development
Rong Wang, François Bar
Abstract
Rong Wang, François Bar
Abstract
In this paper, we propose an empirical study assessing how a country's openness affects its contribution to the global network of open sharing. It focuses on four dimensions of openness: openness to content, openness to people, openness to process, and the publicness of the openness [7, 11, 14]. This study will contribute to the evaluation of the open development model by illustrating under what conditions, openness can lead to better development outcomes.
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In this paper, we propose an empirical study assessing how a country's openness affects its contribution to the global network of open sharing. It focuses on four dimensions of openness: openness to content, openness to people, openness to process, and the publicness of the openness [7, 11, 14]. This study will contribute to the evaluation of the open development model by illustrating under what conditions, openness can lead to better development outcomes.
Key concepts: Openness to experience, Process (computing), Computer science, Business, Psychology, Social psychology, Operating system