Open Source Governance Practices and Case Studies of Enterprise
summary
Gives a how-to: set up an open source program office (OSPO) to centralize policy, approvals, legal checks and community work and shows Chinese case studies where incubation grows from 3 to 14 projects in China since 2015. Recommends pairing with foundations (Apache, Linux Foundation), using a license and compliance checklist, publishing release/audit procedures and contributor policies, and measuring success by community size and code submissions rather than internal use only.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 6:53Mission of Open Source Society
- 13:42Open Source Society Organizational Chart
- 22:48Open Source Governance and Licenses
- 28:32Twitter's Open Source Journey
- 35:17Issue #2
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