In order to succeed, open-source projects have adopted management practices similar to those of the companies they vie to outdo.
Their partnership didn't always succeed, opening the innings in a Test is fraught with dangers, but throughout the era of West Indian dominance, Greenidge and Haynes delivered regularly.
The fact he succeeded opened the minds of a lot of players.
Whether BP's new approach will succeed is open to question.
Oher was signed to address this issue, but whether he will succeed is open to doubt.
Whether they ultimately succeed is open to question because, as Mr. Blumenstein acknowledges, the technologically savvy are good at getting around barriers.
Yet the old assurance that America would rather have stability than risk empowering radicals is weakening.Across the region, including Iraq, the Islamist trend remains the one most likely to succeed in open elections.
Nominations for the race to succeed David Cameron open on Wednesday when backbenchers meet to approve the timetable for the contest, which is due to produce a new prime minister by 2 September.
He did not succeed in opening an office for his organization, but he did meet with Cuban moderates.
And if you cannot get marquee roles, you can always succeed by opening a table tennis club in Manhattan, as Susan Sarandon did.
