Australia’s first Open Source Census published
Results of Australia’s first large-scale Open Source community census have been released to the public.
Produced by Open Source consulting firm Waugh Partners, the Australian Open Source Industry & Community Report gives voice to the business potentials, patterns and concerns of a previously mute sector of the IT industry.
“This is a first step towards addressing some of the misconceptions and lack of information about Open Source in the Australian market,” said Jeff Waugh, co-founder and co-director of Waugh Partners.
“We were also keen to learn more about the relationship between the industry and community, and understand the industry's need for skills and education,” he told iTnews.
Waugh raised the issue of a commonly-held misconception around what is perceived to be a lack of support and services for Open Source in Australia, despite the international recognition of the Australian Open Source community.
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