Olliance Group, the open source strategy firm, is organizing the 5th Annual Think Tank that will be held at the Meritage Resort in Napa (California) on April 15-17.
If you never got a chance to join the Open Source Think Tank, the leading invitation-only commercial open source brainstorm and networking conference, get a gist of what you can hear, below an excerpt of my notes from the 4th Open Source Think Tank.
Black Duck Software, the intellectual property management firm headquartered near Boston with offices in San Francisco, Frankfurt, Paris, Tokyo and Hong Kong – announced the release of the Black Duck Suite, a unified framework bringing together three Black Duck products (Black Duck Code Center, Export and Protex).
Black Duck ‘s survey conducted among software developers gathered at the SD West Conference held this week in Santa Clara (California), revealed little awareness about compliance, security and management problems. Actually those issues are addressed by Black Duck products and services, and I asked Tim Yeaton, one of the new CEO met at the open source think tank last week, to tell how he sees the market changing and how Black Duck strategy fits in the big picture.
Roberto Galoppini and 
Mark Fidelman 3:01 am on April 14, 2010 Permalink
Roberto, I love the Mickos take on his Sun/MySQL acquisition. Any chance for a follow up on the Oracle acquisition of Sun and how that impacted the internal MySQL team at Sun?
Roberto Galoppini 7:41 am on April 14, 2010 Permalink
Hi Mark, glad you enjoyed it.
I am afraid it won’t be easy to get feedback in this sense, but I’ll give it a try, stay tuned!