My thesis is that to get a true picture of innovation in IT, you have to consider three separate sources: academic research, entrepreneurial activity, and open-source software development. Academic research, which includes traditional corporate R&D as well, is primarily funded by government R&D money or corporate sponsors. Entrepreneurial activity is primarily funded by venture dollars. Open source is fueled by compensation other than money. I have a tough time looking at the output of those three groups and concluding that we're losing our innovative edge. Combined, the innovative energy in these three groups is astounding.

Por Phil Windley, aqui.

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