How the ISPO working group can help you.
summary
Practical guidance and reusable artifacts come out of a Kanban-fed workflow that moves proposals through peer review to published assets; current work includes source code management configuration guidance for GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket, an InnerSource metrics graph with a co‑contributors metric, and a project assessment/hinting toolkit. Collaboration happens on Slack, GitHub repos and a GitHub Kanban board, with biweekly Monday meetings (4:00 UTC) and weekly Friday mobbing sessions to drive delivery.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to ISO working group
- 1:51Scope and focus of the group
- 3:21How the working group operates
- 7:43Benefits from participation
- 9:27Collaboration and solutions
- 10:35How to get involved
- 11:40Call to action and Q&A
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