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This research intends to study the adoption of Linux as Embedded Operating System (EOS) in mobile devices using theories for adoption and diffusion to evaluate the data observed on reasons for adoption, partnerships and product type evolution. The data collected for this study will be used to examine: (i) how Linux is being adopted as embedded operating systems (EOS) for mobile devices; (ii) how partnerships affect the adoption of Linux as EOS for mobile devices; (iii) how the reasons for adoption and product diversity differ among adoption stages. The proposed research will provide with an empirical study to identify the reasons that lead to adoption of Linux as embedded Open Source Software (OSS) in the mobile devices industry and recommendations to top management teams involved in adoption of Linux as EOS. The deliverables of this study are relevant to: entrepreneurs and software development firms looking to ensure survival through production of complementary applications compatible with Linux as EOS; top management team of mobile device manufacturers seeking to reduce product development investments on independent EOS; and researchers and academics providing insights on the factors that lead to the adoption of embedded OSS that could be extended to other product categories.

Adoption of embedded open source software: the case of Linux in mobile devices