Gael and Thabang are joined by Adam Gibson, who shares lessons learned from ten years in open source Java, discusses deep learning infrastructure, and why Konduit adopted a SaaS model.Follow us on Twitter: @OSS4BizTo learn more about the business value of open source, visit eclipse.org

Gael and Thabang are joined by Dirk Riehle, a professor of open source software at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, to talk about business models based on open source strategies, and why businesses might choose to go down this route. Stay connected with the Entrepreneurial Open Source Podcast by following us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OSS4Biz

Gael and Thabang are joined by Angelo Corsaro, chief technology officer at ADLINK Technology, to discuss the open source edge computing landscape, and how open source participation is a two-way street.

On the latest episode of the Entrepreneurial Open Source Podcast, Gael and Thabang are joined by Miro Spönemann, general manager and software architect at TypeFox, to discuss how contributing to open source projects like Eclipse Xtext has influenced his work at TypeFox, and how participating in open source communities has helped raise the company’s profile.

On the latest episode of the Entrepreneurial Open Source Podcast, Thabang is joined by Webtide CTO Greg Wilkins and CEO Jesse McConnell to discuss moving their technology to an open source foundation, finding a business model that stayed true to their initial goals, and embracing the “lifestyle company” label.

On the latest episode of the Entrepreneurial Open Source Podcast, Thabang and Gael are joined by Aloxy CTO Glenn Ergeerts and CCO Frank Gielissen to talk about the company’s journey from research at the University of Antwerp to commercial success in the petro-chemical industry.

On this episode of The Entrepreneurial Open Source Podcast, Don Pearson from Inductive Automation joins to talk about how open collaboration is changing and improving the software industry and how Inductive Automation's product Ignition, used by over 50% of Fortune 100 companies, incorporates open source software.