1、Cailean Osborne,The Linux FoundationForeword by Professor Henry Chesbrough,Maire Tecnimont Professor of Open Innovation and Sustainability,Luiss University,and Faculty Director,Garwood Center for Corporate Innovation,Haas School of Business,UC BerkeleyOpen Source Innovation as a Potential Lever for

2、Economic RecoveryInsights from a Linux Foundation Challenge Session at the 9th World Open Innovation Conference March 2023In partnership withOpen Source Innovation as a Potential Lever for Economic RecoveryCopyright 2023 The Linux Foundation|March 2023.This report is licensed under the Creative Comm

3、ons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Public License.Organizations that benefit the most from open source software should reciprocate their fair share to open source communities in order to ensure their sustainability.Companies can support open source communities in many ways,including fun

4、ding or encouraging their employees to contribute during working hours.Organizations from various sectors should work together to fund the open source communities building and maintaining our digital infrastructure.Open Source Program Offices help to encourage an“open source mindset”within organizat

5、ions.Open source is a key part of our global digital infrastructure.Like any type of infrastructure,we need to invest in its development,maintenance,and security.Open source innovation is an effective approach to building shared solutions to global problems.Institutional barriers,such as lack of lea

6、dership,policies,and investment,are holding back the potential of open source in the public sector.Education about the benefits of open source innovation is needed to scale open source participation across society and the economy.Open source innovation may have the greatest impact in developing econ