Open Source Evolution, Part I: The Changing Landscape
Tom Hanrahan, Director of Linux Interoperability at Microsoft, speaks with Wharton Legal Studies and Business Ethics Professor Kevin Werbach about the value of open source development in today’s marketplace.

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Open Source Evolution, Part II: Microsoft’s Open Source Strategy
Tom Hanrahan, Director of Linux Interoperability at Microsoft, discusses Microsoft’s strategic approach to open source collaboration in an interview with Wharton Legal Studies and Business Ethics Professor Kevin Werbach.

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Open Source Evolution, Part III: The Developer Ecosystem
Tom Hanrahan, Director of Linux Interoperability at Microsoft, and Wharton Legal Studies and Business Ethics Professor Kevin Werbach discuss the needs of open source developers and how collaboration can address those.

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Open Source Evolution, Part IV: What’s on the Horizon
Tom Hanrahan, Director of Linux Interoperability at Microsoft, speaks with Wharton Legal Studies and Business Ethics Professor Kevin Werbach about the migration of software development to the Web and other key changes in the marketplace.

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Tom Hanrahan is Director of Linux Interoperability at Microsoft Corporation. Among his responsibilities are to develop and maintain positive relationships between Microsoft and members of the open source community, to co-manage the Microsoft-Novell Interoperability Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and to help drive interoperability into the design of Microsoft products. Prior to joining Microsoft, Tom was Engineering Director at the Linux Foundation and the Open Source Development Lab, where he worked with industry members to promote the development and use of Linux and Linux-based open source solutions. Earlier, Tom was manager the Linux kernel developers in IBM’s Linux Technology center.

Professor Kevin Werbach is formally affiliated with the Legal Studies and Business Ethics Department at the Wharton School. He is an esteemed technology analyst, and his research areas include emerging internet technologies; telecommunications policy; electronic commerce; wireless communication; and regulation. For the past three years he has been the host of the annual Supernova Technology Conference which takes place June of every year in San Francisco and which brings together the best minds in technology and business.