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How is it possible to profit from innovation in the absence of any appropriability?
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IFIP International Federation for Information Processing
Open Source Software (OSS) represents an "open innovation" paradigm based on knowledge produced and shared by developers and users. New findings from a large survey of European software companies show that: (i) the OSS business model is currently involving almost one third of the industry, although with different intensity; (ii) compared with pure proprietary software producers, OSS firms have a broader product portfolio and are more diversified; moreover, (iii) OSS firms provide more
doi:10.1007/0-387-34226-5_33
dblp:conf/oss/BonaccorsiPMR06
fatcat:wajbkukj5zhujkvtwwv6pn3bhu