Open source ecosystem and the public sector, toward mature collaboration
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Discussion of how public administrations (City of Marseille, City of Paris, and the French Ministry of the Interior and Overseas) and open source actors can build more mature collaboration. Speakers describe current public-sector IT leadership roles and aim to address governance, procurement, and institutional practices to integrate open-source software into government digital transformation efforts.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:35Speakers
- 6:09Marseille’s open source strategy
- 11:47Interior Ministry approach
- 16:41Paris strategy
- 23:31Software reuse
- 29:51User challenges and sovereignty
- 36:10Cité Libre and ecosystem
- 39:00Ministry flagship projects
- 44:23Business models and vendors
- 47:39Conclusion
- 50:24Q&A
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