Managing External Innovation: The Case of Platform Extensions

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Figure 22. IBM HTTP Server community structure .......................................................78 Figure 23. OpenOffice.org platform architecture............................................................80 Figure 24. OpenOffice.org community structure............................................................84 Figure 25. OpenOffice.org incubator project stages .......................................................85 Figure 26. StarOffice platform architecture....................................................................87 Figure 27. StarOffice community structure ....................................................................89 Figure 28. JBoss Application Server microkernel architecture .......................................91 Figure 29. JBoss Application Server microcontainer architecture...................................92 Figure 30. JBoss community structure ...........................................................................95 Figure 31. Community structure for the JBoss commercial version................................98 Figure 32. MySQL server subsystem architecture ........................................................100 Figure 33. MySQL community structure......................................................................102 Figure 34. Platform architecture for model A...............................................................108 Figure 35. Community structure for model A...............................................................109 Figure 36. Platform architecture for model B...............................................................111 Figure 37. Community structure for model B...............................................................112 Figure 38. Platform architecture for model C...............................................................114 Figure 39. Community structure for model C...............................................................115 Figure 40. Regulatory instruments as a boundary between two levels in the platform developer community ..................................................................................................120 Figure 41. Framework for platform extension development governance......................127 Figure 42. Framework for regulatory instruments ........................................................131 vii
LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Summary of the literature review streams...........................................................6 Table 2.Research method...............................................................................................29 Table 3. Criteria for establishing differences in strategies used to control the quality of platform extensions .......................................................................................................31 Table 4. Criteria used to measure factors affected by the strategies used to control quality of platform extensions ...................................................................................................32 Table 5. Platform cases included in the research sample ................................................35 Table 6. Platform profile sections, description and data source ......................................36 Table 7. Types of developers for the platform extensions developer community ............39 Table 8. Platform cases included in the research sample ................................................43 Table 9. Collaboration modes for Eclipse extensions .....................................................47 Table 10. Collaboration modes for IBM WebSphere Application Server extensions ......53 Table 11. Collaboration modes for Firefox extensions ...................................................56 Table 12. Collaboration modes for SpringSource.org extensions....................................62 Table 13. Collaboration mode for the commercial Spring framework.............................66 Table 14. Collaboration mode for the Apache HTTP Server ..........................................71 Table 15. Collaboration mode for the IBM HTTP Server...............................................77 Table 16. Collaboration modes for OpenOffice.org extensions ......................................83 Table 17. Collaboration modes for StarOffice extensions...............................................88 Table 18. Collaboration modes for JBoss Application Server.........................................94 Table 19. Collaboration modes for JBoss commercial version .......................................97 viii
Page 1: MANAGING EXTERNAL INNOVATION: THE C
Page 4 and 5: ABSTRACT In recent years, high-tech
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Page 14 and 15: 1 INTRODUCTION Iyer (2006) describe
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Page 18 and 19: 1.4 Contributions This research con
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selection of these new opportunitie
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products are based on Java technolo
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of that is adapting Firefox for use
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While not very prominent, there are
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as Extension Developer). There are
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Extension module Core module Spring
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Community structure Figure 15 shows
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The first stage is the extension pr
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The SpringSource.com offers a partn
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modules: set of core modules 4 that
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Regulatory instruments The Apache H
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modules themselves and the Apache R
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Table 15 represents the collaborati
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Platform architecture The OpenOffic
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Community Council Charter 7 . The c
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OpenOffice.org also has established
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External Uno Internal Uno OenOffice
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Sun Microsystems developers Extensi
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to each other over the spinal cord
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eceives commit access to the source
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None of the previous cases had that
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development process, the commercial
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Platform architecture MySQL server
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process is restricted to MySQL core
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sandbox, extension development proc
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No 1 2 3 4 5 Platform Spring framew
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Community structure In Table 23, th
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External extension Platform core In
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Collaboration Model Model C Advanta
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6 DISCUSSION 6.1 Strategies for man
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Platform architecture Governance st
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6.2 Regulatory instruments for mana
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Pricing P10 Toolkits Governance San
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Another key finding was the case of
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Third, conduct a longitudinal study
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Chen, W. J., Kirstein, H., Krook, D
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Hemrajani, A. (2006a). Chapter 6: O
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Herzog, P. (2008). Innovation and t
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Rossi, A., & Zamarian, M. (2006). D
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von Hippel, E. (2001). PERSPECTIVE:
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