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1 Agenda Open Business What Industry Analysts Do Traditional Analyst Business Then the Web Came along Open Source Analysis We like you because we’re like you Creative Commons and OSI How We Got Here No Salesforce The Shoulders of Giants

Open Sourcing The Analyst Business Apachecon 2009

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Keynote for ApacheCon Europe 2009 in Amsterdam. A humourous look at how the industry analyst business is subject to some of the same pressures as proprietary software. Examining the impact of open source, web collaboration, coordination and peer production mechanisms on the sector, and how RedMonk has tried to ride this wave.

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Agenda

•Open Business•What Industry Analysts Do•Traditional Analyst Business•Then the Web Came along•Open Source Analysis•We like you because we’re like you•Creative Commons and OSI•How We Got Here•No Salesforce•The Shoulders of Giants

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Open Business

Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Sir Winston Churchill, November 1942

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What industry analysts do

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Traditional Analyst Business

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Or worse?

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Buy-side Or sell-side?

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Then The Web Came Along

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The make side

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Just kidding

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The Web came along… so did we

2008's Top Leaders in Open Source Business

By Mark Hinkle, LinuxWorld.com, 01/19/08

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More props

“I am the sworn enemy of most analysts, who do little more than tell you one of two things: 1) what happened 5 years ago, but you weren’t paying attention, or 2) exactly what won’t happen in the future. If you were to do the exact opposite of their recommendations, you’d be better off. Not so with RedMonk.”

Chris Petrilli

“I see Redmonk as opening a new sector, perhaps something like an open knowledge/intelligence transfer sector or community. They are a part of an evolving ecosystem that is responsible for intelligence and knowledge transfer on a mass scale to all companies and individuals.”

Duane Nickull

@dehora: @monkchips: oss, open source analysis, compliance, rest, acquire AMZN, green, cloud. Always ahead

“While many of the larger analyst firms in the industry have a reputation for staying at the 50,000 foot level, RedMonk dives down to a much deeper level.”

Zack Urlocker

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A fashionable view

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The RedMonk model

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Spot The Diff

RedMonk Traditional

Analyst Accessibility Twitter, phone, blogs, mobile phones

Account managers: permission based.

Content Accessibility Open Access Subscriber Only

Coverage One stop shop Silos

Media Audio, Video, Blogs Reports

PageRank High Low

Research RedMonk + Community Analyst + colleagues

Speed Near Real Time Monthly

White papers Not so much High margin business

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We’re more comfortable here

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Pro

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Oh noes

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Our Hero

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We Try

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Open Peer Production

Natural hierarchies Named sources Many eyes

Internet scale Corrections in public Shoulders of giants

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Giants

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How Do I Become An Analyst?

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Thank You

Contact:JamesGovernor

[email protected]+44 (0) 791 944 8345

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