James Dixon’s Blog

James Dixon’s thoughts on commercial open source and open source business intelligence

Twitters

• @nagoodman errrr, sorry your rumor turned out to be a rumor Nick. 1 day ago
• @nagoodman You're reading something I don't see. These are feature-function plugins for the platform, not JDBC drivers 1 day ago
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• RT @dankinsley: skeet skeet skeet... #pentaho analyzer is BADASS! Now I want the enterprise edition! http://demo.pentaho.com/pentaho/Home 4 days ago
• Introduction to Agile BI presentation available - http://bit.ly/2Lcsi6 4 days ago

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Pages

• About
• Forking Protocol: Why, When, and How to Fork an Open Source Project
• Many Ways To Contribute To Open Source
• The ‘Long Tail’ of the Business Intelligence Market
• The Bees And The Trees – Part I
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Why Commercial Open Source
  • 3. The Principles of Open Source
  • 4. Open Source Model
  • 5. Proprietary Model
  • 6. Commercial Open Source Model
  • 7. Service/Support Model
  • 8. Summary
  • 9. More Information
• The Bees and the Trees – Part II
  • 1. The Market
  • 2. Company and Management
  • 3. Software Development
  • Quality Assurance
• The Way It Is

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• Datawarehousing
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