eWeek: Augustin's 8 Simple Rules for Open-Source Business Strategy

"Dr. Larry Augustin was present at a moment in history of sorts—the genesis of the term 'open source' in Mountain View, Calif., on Feb. 3, 1998. That was when a small group of Silicon Valley software folks (which also included Eric Raymond and Christine Peterson) sat down to decide that there needed to be an actual name for what this new and uncharted genre represented. So he owns a deep perspective on open source.

"And last week, he shared some of that perspective at the first Open Source Business Conference here by outlining his eight simple rules for open-source business strategy..."

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