Our First Steps Establishing an Open Source Program Office
summary
Inditex builds an OSPO over three years inside a 175,000‑person retail company with ~1,000 IT staff, establishing five internal communities and policies for consumption, contribution and leadership to align open source with sustainability goals. The team integrates license scanning and compliance tools—ORT, deps.dev, reuse and the OpenSSF Scorecard—adds GitHub actions and an internal contributor workflow, released first projects in January and expects two to three more by year end while requiring developers to register contributions via the corporate GitHub org.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Inditex tech ecosystem intro
- 6:40Why Inditex established an Open Source Program Office
- 11:56Community in open source
- 15:08Three years of OSPO work
- 21:04OSPO adoption challenges
- 26:37First open source releases
- 30:08Next OSPO challenges
- 31:54AI and open source future
- 32:14Q&A
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