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1
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open source
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Japan
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Approached with care due to the need for thorough security evaluations and risk management.
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1
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2
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open source contribution
|
Japan
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Less common due to cultural norms around individual recognition and attribution
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1
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3
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open source contributions
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Japan
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Open source contributions are seen as less impactful for career advancement compared to other professional activities
|
1
|
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4
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open source contributions
|
Japan
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Less emphasis on open source contributions for building professional networks and reputation
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1
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|
5
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open source contributions
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Japan
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Less emphasis on open source contributions as a driver of technological innovation and progress
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1
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6
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open source software
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Japan
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Less popular due to a preference for proprietary software and traditional business models
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1
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7
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open-source projects
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Japan
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Less popular compared to proprietary software due to emphasis on quality and brand reputation
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1
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8
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open-source software
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Japan
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Less prevalent due to a focus on traditional business models and a preference for established software vendors
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1
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