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Jim Jagielski
Sr Director of the Tech Fellows program, Capital One
Jim is a well known and acknowledged expert and visionary in Open Source, an accomplished coder, and frequent engaging presenter on all things Open, Web and Cloud related. As a developer, he’s made substantial code contributions to just about every core technology behind the Internet and Web and in 2012 was awarded the O’Reilly Open Source Award and in 2015 received the Innovation Luminary Award from the EU. He is likely best known as one of the developers and co-founders of the Apache Software Foundation, where he has previously served as both Chairman and President and where he’s been on the Board Of Directors since day one and is currently Vice Chairman. He's served as President of the Outercurve Foundation and was also a director of the Open Source Initiative (OSI). He works at Capital One as a Sr. Distinquished Engineer in the Tech Fellows program.
Latest from Jim Jagielski
“It’s People!”
One of the first items discussed when companies start using and leveraging open source is the determination of what, in their IP portfolio, is the unique differentiation between themselves and their competitors. What is, in other words, their “secret sauce.” Companies can then use open source to allow them, and their...
