Ben.BerryODOT.state.or.us

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Open Source Strategic Thinking

• Ben.Berry_at_ODOT.state.or.us
• Chief Information Officer
• Oregon Department of Transportation
• Presented for LINUX Solutions in State and Local
  Government

• Collaboration Innovation
• "Open technology is doing for mass innovation
  what the assembly line did for mass production.
  Get ready for the era when collaboration replaces
  command and control while adapting procurement
  processes to include open source competition."

LINUX Solutions in State and Local Government
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ODOT IT Infrastructure and Support
Flexibility to make changes as the business
changes.
Servers
Networks
Desktops
Support Ops
Network
Internet
CUSTOMER SUPPORT DESK
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Z-890 Mainframe
(1)
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Unix Servers
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Help Desk Calls Mo. (2,791)
(46)
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Network Nodes/
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Desktops/Lap. (5,809)
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Avg. Hold Time (20 sec)
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Win 2003 and Linux
IP Addresses class B
(16,000)
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PC Images (1)
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Call Abandon Rate (6.4)
Servers (272)
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Cisco Switches Routers (660)
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Laptop Images ( 1)
Storage Area
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Trouble Tickets Mo. (2,511)
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Network Data Circuits
(251)
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Printers (2,127)
Network SAN (21TB)
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Tier Resolution (84.8)
st
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Telecom Voice Circuits (5,300)
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ODOT Employ.(4,536)
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Business Applications
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User Security

• Firewalls (10)
• Virus Hits per Mo.
• (40,185)
• Email msgs. per day
• (95,000 100,000)
• Email attachments

Telephone Instruments (5,000)
Access Accounts (15,500)
TAD
(221)
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Integrated Voice Response (2)
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DMV
( 33)
of Unique Logins (8,500) Includes 3,500
external
Telecom Switches PBX/KEY (7)
MC
( 26)
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Telecom EPNs (6)
(5)
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Interface
Progs
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Internet Hits /Mo. (1.8 million)
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Client/Server Databases
Intranet Hits /Mo. (125,702)
-
(4)
Oracle
per day (4.5 GBs)
SQL Server
(146)
(28)
Other
IT Communications
Tech Support
Support Services
Technology Mgt.
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Oregon With OSS Partners Everywhere
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Oregon becoming a Center of Open Tech Centers
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Computing Networking Infrastructure
Consolidation (CNIC)
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Open Source Consideration
Cost Reductions
Customer wants IT solutions that are least cost
and competitive, but dependable.
Time to Market
Improving the efficiency of business operations
through fast-track acquisition practices.
Community Sourcing
Support performance through sharing of key Open
Source community resources.
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Government is Setting Sights Beyond Basic
Infrastructure
Linux deployment evolution
Client Devices
Internet Access
Line of Business
Enterprise Data
Data/Content Server/ Warehouse
Business Application Server
Infrastructure Server/Blade

• Proxy
• Caching
• VPN
• Firewall
• WAP
• VoIP Gateway

• Directory
• Security
• Load balance
• File/print
• Web
• E-mail
• NAS

• ERP
• SCM
• CRM
• HR

• Databases
• Consolidation on zSeries

Major focus of Linux planned for 2005
Desktops
Compute Clusters
Network Edge Servers
Financial, RD, biotech, geophysical, energy,
visualize
Solidly entrenched
December 2004 Poll 106 Respondents
Emerging
Embryonic
Niche
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OSS Adoption in Selected Software Markets
Development Tools
Server Operating System
Security
Virtualization
Directory Services
Collaboration
Presentation
Integration Services
Content Management
Search
Process Management
Application Servers
RDBMS
Enterprise Applications
Enterprise Service Bus
Embryonic
Emerging
Growing
Maturing
Most Mature
OSS Alternative Maturity Level 2005
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The Open-Source Stacks Growing Up
Products
Maturity
10
ODOT Open Source Solutions
1Low 5High
Instances
Differentiator
Products
Maturity
3 176 3
1

• Perl
• Jboss Java Server for Adobe and FileNet

Application Servers

• OpenOffice
• JavaMail API Version 1.2

2 2 2
1
Collaboration

• MySQL
• jTDS JDBC Driver version 1.2

2 7 2
1
DBMS

• Apache Axis Web Services Version 1.1 1021
• Apache Tomcat Version 4.1
• Apache XML Security Version 1.0.5D2 
• BlueJ
• Castor XML Data binding Library Ver 9.5.2/9.5.4
• Jakarta Tomcat Connector 1.2.15
• Java API for Servlets Version 2.3.1
• Java Run Time Environment (JRE) 1.4
• XML Parser required by Axis Ver 2.5.0 (Xerces)
• Eclipse IDE (Java development)
• Gnome
• Java Development Kit (JDK 1.4.2_07)
• jEdit
• PHP
• Python

5 1 5
79 4 1 4
2 1 34
5 1 5
1 5 4,500 5
1 5 16 4
1 5
181 4 3 3
6 4 432
Development Tools
1 1 1
1

• OpenSTA
• JMagick Version 5.5.7 Q8 JNI API

Integration Service

• Linux

1 68
Plus Mainframe Linux Partition
Operating System

• FireFox Browser
• Paint .NET GIMP  Image editing
• Thunderbird

1 97 2
2 2 1
Presentation
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As a Community Source Development effort, whats
in it for Federal/State/County/ Local
Governments?
Government Adoption of Open Source
Community Source Teams Are groups of
individuals representing very different areas of
functional and geographical expertise, working
interdependently on a task and do not necessarily
meet face-to-face.
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Government Adoption of Open Source
govSource
Open Source in Government

• Expect to see more and more public-sector
  organizations around the world utilizing open
  source software!
• Benefits to be gained from increasing the use of
  OSS within the typical IT portfolio, includes
  industry tailored critical core mission Vertical
  Software that

• Reduces total cost of ownership
• Provides higher stability
• Provides increased security
• Gives greater overall control

• Horizontal Software represents utility software
  used across industries and includes, messaging,
  e-mail, collaboration tools and generic business
  application toolsets shown below.

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Government Technology MappingLooking for OSS
Opportunities
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Assessment Taxation Division
Transportation Land Use Planning Division
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ODOT Strategy Technology Bridge
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Opportunities
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Open Source SW Model Linux Kernel
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Open Technology Innovation Use Case
Determination Decide which Technology Projects to
Host!
Nano-Technology
Avionics
Electronics
Propulsion
Clean Technologies
Oceanography
Life Science / Bio-Tech
Hologramology
Geo-Physics
Software Development
Smart Apparel
Identity Security
Space Science
Telecommunications
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Open Technology Program Management Management Use
Cases
Vertical Capabilities
Global Capabilities
Technology Capabilities Use Cases
Vertical Projects
Global Projects
OTI Products
OTI Services
Community Projects
Open Technology Development and Test Activities
Industry Vertical Distribution
Global Distribution
Derived from the OSDL Open Source Model
Marketplace
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Open Source Strategic Thinking