Here’s what I believe to be the final, consolidated set of 2010 goals. Let me know if you think there is some big issue I missed.
1. Make openness, participation and distributed decision-making more common experiences in Internet life
- More and stronger Mozilla communities practicing these values
- Mozilla experiences increasingly applicable to topics such as the open web, hybrid social enterprises, organizational sustainability, shared decision-making, individual control, and portability in Internet life
- Innovations emerge from varied sources
- Projects and products based on these values — at Mozilla and elsewhere — become increasingly vibrant
- Leadership through excellence, technical and otherwise
- Creation of open content becomes easier
- The web becomes the primary development environment for applications
2. Make the explosion in data safer, more useful and more managable for individuals
- Products offer people realistic options for understanding, managing, combining, sharing and moving data created by or about them
- People expect the ability to understand,access, manage, combine, share, and move their data
3. Integrate mobile into one unified, open, innovative web
- Make the web experience on mobile devices exciting and enjoyable
- Products:
- demonstrate the power of the web as the development platform
- accelerate innovation from multiple sources
- delight users, attract developers - New web standards are for all devices, not segregated into mobile-specific or “web” standards.
4. Reinforce Firefox’s role as a driver of innovation, choice and great user experience