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the open source advocate skip to main content search this blog the open source advocate thoughts and ideas about the open source software movement posts showing posts with the label digium show all the evolution of open source software get link facebook x pinterest email other apps november 15 2008 introduction if you have followed this blog for a while you will know about my passion for open source software i have always predicted that open source software would revolutionize the software industry but i didn t quite understand how this would happen my initial views expected that open source would disrupt traditional software companies so much that it would eventually put them out of business i am now realizing that the future of open source software looks much different than i first expected proprietary software will be quietly built on open source software one of the primary benefits of open source software is that it reduces the cost to produce software gartner agrees with this point open source software is the most efficient method to create software traditional proprietary software vendors are realizing this fact and are beginning to quietly build their closed software products using lots of open source software i say quietly because these 5 comments read more more posts powered by blogger theme images by radius images tristan rhodes visit profile archive 2010 1 february 1 linux nic teaming recommendations 2009 1 september 1 2008 15 december 1 november 2 august 1 july 1 june 1 may 2 april 4 january 3 2007 51 december 2 november 1 october 4 september 8 august 6 july 5 june 2 may 3 april 3 march 3 february 5 january 9 2006 45 december 9 november 9 october 2 september 5 august 2 july 5 june 2 may 4 april 4 march 3 show more show less labels asterisk business deals digium networking open source photography security ubuntu vyatta ziptie show more show less report abuse