InnerSource in Government
summary
Government teams describe a concrete five-tier maturity model (tier 0 private repo → tier 4 open governance) and publish a repo scaffolder to standardize projects; code lives on GitHub, defaulting to public domain CC0 where policy allows. Norway’s platform opens all internal repos to employees and uses NAIS, which contributes back upstream, and that openness drives hiring—teams report a record number of applicants. U.S. agencies balance FISMA, PII/PHI, and procurement rules while launching an agency ASO to scale InnerSource.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:08Speaker introductions
- 2:32Maturity model for projects
- 7:04Norway’s InnerSource approach
- 9:35Impact on talent attraction
- 11:21Government project openness
- 15:18Closing remarks
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