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The economics of vendor neutrality and vendor domination

The economics of vendor neutrality and vendor domination Myrle Krantz A presentation from ApacheCon @Home 2020 https://apachecon.com/acah2020/ Game theory applied to open source can be used to explain how participants profit from open source, but existing models work from the assumption that all contributors receive the same benefit from the decisions made. They do not. For example: Some may benefit more when software is faster, while others benefit when it is more configurable. It is often necessary to choose between the two. What happens to the general social welfare captured and made available by an open source project when a narrow economic interest dominates its decision making? Myrle Krantz is currently serving as the Treasurer for the Apache Software Foundation. She is a former board member for the Apache Software Foundation, conference chair for ApacheCon Europe in 2019, a member of the Diversity and Inclusion Initiative, and the Community Development Committee. She has served as VP for the core banking open source project Fineract. Myrle has her computer science degree from Rice University in Houston, and her MBA from the Rotterdam School of Management. Myrle is an American living in the Voreifel in Germany with her two daughters, a husband, and a hunting dog. She loves to read, and plays piano badly.