The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
01/22/2008
OpenLogic, Inc., a provider of enterprise open source software solutions encompassing hundreds of open source packages, today announced year-end statistics on enterprise open source adoption based on an analysis of OpenLogic's enterprise customers.
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Key Trends for 2007:
Increased adoption of open source: On average, enterprises reported using 94 different open source packages, up 26 % from 75 in 2006. Apache license most common license in the enterprise: Breakdown of licenses for the top 25 packages found that Apache, not the GPL, is most common license in packages used in enterprises today. Sixty-two % of the packages use Apache, 27 % use some variant of GPL and 4 % each use BSD, CPL, Eclipse, MPL and Perl licenses. Since packages may be released under two or more licenses, percentages total to more than 100 %. Top 25 open source software packages (includes ties): OpenLogic ranked the most common 25 open source packages (plus ties), as reported by enterprises. Hibernate and Struts topped the list with more than 71 % of customers using each. JasperReports is the only newcomer to the list this year over last year’s report. Hibernate Struts Xerces Log4j Ant Jakarta Commons JUnit Axis Spring Framework (Spring) POI Eclipse Apache HTTP Server Xalan Tomcat Velocity Jakarta Taglibs (JSTL) JDOM Perl JBoss Application Server iText dom4j Regexp MySQL Server PHP CVS Jasper Reports Top categories for open source software adoption: OpenLogic also ranked the top categories for open source packages based on enterprise adoption. Libraries and Utilities XML related Application Frameworks Development tools Build and Source Code Management Database and Database tools Application and Web Server Programming Languages Web/HTTP tools Security tools Web services Introduction of The Open Source Census
In 2008, OpenLogic plans to launch The Open Source Census, which will expand the statistics collected and reported on enterprise open source adoption. The Open Source Census, announced by OpenLogic in December 2007, is a collaborative initiative designed to provide enterprises a way to easily inventory the open source software installed on their machines, and anonymously submit that data to The Open Source Census. Data collected in The Open Source Census will be aggregated and shared publicly on the Internet and will also be available to the enterprises who contribute data.
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