LF Research: Creating Value through Insight into Open Source Technologies, Standards, & Communities
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A roadmap of concrete research outputs: ongoing industry and tech reports (jobs, OSPO, financial services baseline), a global SBOM readiness survey translated into six languages with typical sample targets of 200–500 completes, and deliverables that include executive summaries, infographics, raw CSV data on data.world (CDLA 2.0) and slide decks. Early SBOM findings show high familiarity among innovators, lower among laggards, and SPDX vs CycloneDX awareness skewed toward SPDX in the LF community.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 4:11Purpose of Research
- 8:24Ecosystem-Wide Issues
- 11:56Interviews
- 13:19Designing a Research Project
- 13:41Co-Branding and Sponsorship
- 13:55Supporting Dei Objectives
- 15:52Launching a Survey
- 17:45Deliverables
- 18:01Software Build Materials Results
- 19:57Screening Criteria
- 20:33Production Plans
- 23:35What Do Our Research Deliverables Look like
- 25:22Open Source Program Office Survey Results
- 26:38Publishing Our Research Initiatives and the Core Deliverables
- 27:05Hyperledger Brand Survey
- 28:41Executive Summary
- 32:35Agenda Insights in the Eu
- 33:48Value Economics
- 38:483d Printing and Open Standards
- 39:003d Printing
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