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Lawrence Hecht

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Category: The New Stack

Lawrence started working with The New Stack in 2015. He was the research director for several ebooks about containers, Kubernetes and the cloud-native ecosystem.

He highlighted a chart and findings from industry research in The New Stack’s weekly newsletter. This sampling of the over 400 articles and reports he has written.

January 23, 2020August 2, 2025No longer on TNS site

How Open Source Policies Vary Across Industry Verticals

We’re coming to the point where levels of open source use are relatively similar across different industries. Across a range of verticals, businesses are increasingly developing the same cloud native and open source as practices as software industry leaders. Yet, there is still significant variation […]

responsibilities of open source program management initiatives have begun to crystalize
January 16, 2020August 5, 2025No longer on TNS site

Open Source Programs Shift from Legal to Engineering Productivity Focus

Open source programs (also known as OSPOs) are now largely driven by engineering teams instead of attorneys — and created to refine engineering practices and attract developer talent rather than simply comply with licensing requirements, according to a new analysis of the open source survey […]

Complex artchitecture and serverless present obstacles to observability
January 14, 2020August 2, 2025No longer on TNS site

Solving Serverless and Tracing Is Key to Success in Observability

Using logs, metrics, and traces together is part of the definition of “observability,” according to 83% of the nearly 1,000 respondents to Logz.io’s annual DevOps Pulse study.

spending on custom/bespoke software increases without putting pressure on IT budgets
January 9, 2020August 2, 2025No longer on TNS site, Published in The New Stack Update

Bespoke Software Development Spending Pops.

Efficiencies achieved because of SaaS and open-source-reliant infrastructure have been redirected to innovative software projects.

QA Engineers Look to Decrease Time They Spend Manually Conducting Tests of APIs
January 2, 2020August 4, 2025No longer on TNS site

Managing APIs Is a Time Suck

The effort needed to provide an API is significant, with 63% of the over 10,000 people surveyed for the “2019 Postman State of the API Report” spending at least 10 hours a week working on APIs.

machine learning model deployment timeline
December 19, 2019February 14, 2025Snippet of The New Stack article

How Long Does a Machine Learning Deployment Take?

On average, 40% of companies said it takes more than a month to deploy an ML model into production, 28% do so in eight to 30 days, while only 14% could do so in seven days or less.

December 6, 2019August 2, 2025No longer on TNS site

Big Tech’s Value to Open Source Sustainability

Big Tech’s Value to Open Source Sustainability Open source technology is sustainable in its current form, according to 64% of the 5,800 people recently surveyed by the cloud provider DigitalOcean. More than three-quarters of these optimists (77%) cite a dedicated community as a reason for […]

threat actors
December 5, 2019August 4, 2025No longer on TNS site, Published in The New Stack Update

CrowdStrike and the Nation-State Threat to Cybersecurity: Facts vs. Hype

Nation-state sponsored cyberattacks are far more common than most people think, according to a recently-released report commissioned by CrowdStrike. The stats are attention-grabbing and so is the study’s sponsor. Overall, nation-states are threats, but CrowdStrike is overstating the threat.

top 50 packages for package managers: Maven, pip, npm, NuGet, RubyGems
November 7, 2019August 5, 2025No longer on TNS site, Published in The New Stack Update

Making Sense of the GitHub Octoverse Report

A few quick takes on GitHub’s annual report includes insights on non-U.S. contributions, developers supporting dependencies and the number of private repos.

open source citizenship is very influential in buying decisions among companies deeply involved with the community
October 24, 2019February 14, 2025Snippet of The New Stack article

Survey Shows How Developers and Their Employers Measure Good Open Source Citizenship

The biggest benefit of being a good open source citizen is how it can help transform how a company operates, from technology adoption and licensing practices, to policies, recruiting and hiring.

October 10, 2019August 6, 2025No longer on TNS site

Survey Says: GitLab Widely Used for Software Scanning, GitHub Looms Large

Is GitLab far and away the top tool being used for software scanning and software composition analysis of open source projects? Obviously the answer is no if you include GitHub’s default capabilities in your analysis, but for a long time GitHub has not figured into […]

Percentage of Cloud Native Apps Secured Due to Involvement of Cybersecurity Team
September 26, 2019August 2, 2025No longer on TNS site

Integrating Security into Build Processes Signals DevSecOps Tipping Point

The nearly 3,000 technical professionals and executives surveyed for the “2019 State of DevOps Report” believe these steps positively impact a company’s security posture. Yet, adding “security” to testing and deployment also increases friction between security and developer teams.

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