OSS can be used in a practical approach to fostering economic development and improving competitive advantage. The application of Christensen’s Law provides a strategic to modify the value chain of software development

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Andrés L. / Juan José Martínez Ortiz / Hierro Sureda, Responsable de Morfeo en Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo

Andrés Leonardo Martínez has a master degree in Computer Science by the Polytechnic University of Madrid. Since 2007 he is an OSS specialist in Telefónica R&D [01]. During the period from 1998 till 2002 he was an engineer of R&D department of Teldat [02], a network infrastructure maker and from 2002 till 2007 he was an active member of the research group GyC/Libresoft [03] of the Rey Juan Carlos University, where he was a teacher. He started with OSS when he was a R&D engineer in Teldat, where he ported the Linux kernel to M860 architecture. Currently he is member of the Morfeo Project [04] organization, where he is involved in the community management but also in initiatives such as an OSS marketplace or the definition of learning and certification framework of OSS technologies. He is involved in Vulcano [05] and QualiPSo [06] which has similar goals: promote the adoption of OSS in the industry. As results of this participation, he is defining and setting up de Morfeo Competence Centre [07], that is within of QualiPSo Competence Centres Network, and management the development of a new generation of collaborative tools[08]. He also is part of INES OSS [09] and NESSI OSS [10] working groups and the IEEE[11] Computer Socierty[12] and ACM[13]. [01] http://www.tid.es [02] http://www.teldat.es [03] http://libresoft.es [04] http://www.morfeo-project.org [05] http://www.ines.org.es/vulcano [06] http://www.qualipso.org [07] http://cc.morfeo-project.org [08] http://vulcano.morfeo-project.org [09] http://www.ines.org.es [10] http://www.nessi-europe.com [11] http://www.ieee.org [12] http://www.computer.org [13] http://www.acm.org