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        <article-title>The Future of Modeling: User-Driven Open Source</article-title>
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          <string-name>Mike Milinkovich Eclipse Foundation</string-name>
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          <string-name>Canada</string-name>
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      <p>The rst great wave of commercial open source adoption was done
by software vendors. Once they realized the quality and time to
market competitive advantages of innovating by integrating open source
technologies, the trend was unstoppable. The second great wave was
the creation of entirely new internet business models based on the
scalability of free software. Companies such as Google, Facebook, Twitter
and Amazon literally would not exist if they could not scale their
infrastructure using free software. The next great wave will be user-led
open source communities, where enterprises and industrials will learn
to master the art of open source to dramatically reduce costs and
disrupt incumbent business models.</p>
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