Contribution
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Three talks on contribution to open source: a SAP pair (Thiago Weber Martins and Erich Clauer) explain how open source will shape the pillars of the digital supply chain; Michael Plagge (Eclipse Foundation) argues that “Open Source is not the same as Open Source,” i.e., different models and meanings; and Michael Picht (SAP) with Thomas Steenbergen (Here Technologies) present the European TODO Group chapter’s collaboration on best practices for open source management.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Welcome
- 2:00How Open Source Shapes the Pillars of the Digital Supply Chain in the Future (Dr.-Ing. Thiago Weber Martins and Erich Clauer, SAP SE)
- 37:55Open Source is Not Equal to Open Source (Michael Plagge, Eclipse Foundation)
- 1:19:02Managing Open Source Better Together: Collaborate on Best Practices in Open Source Management in the European Chapter of the TODO Group (Michael Picht, SAP SE, and Thomas Steenbergen, Here Technologies)
- 1:50:54Closing Remarks and Outlook
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