Keynote Discussion: Partner...
summary
Japan publishes a small set of open tools like geoc Coda but struggles with maintenance illustrated by a broken COVID contact‑tracing app; the UN rolls out a UN open source strategy and eight UN open‑source principles (open by default, contribute back) to normalize sharing; LF Edge’s Fledge powers grid modernization adopted by 67 energy companies and 167 distributors; Aadhaar spawns an open stack (1.3 billion IDs, 18M authentications/day) and UPI (8 billion transactions/month, 50M merchants), showing scale and direct economic impact.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Open source in public sector
- 0:43Japan’s digital transformation
- 5:12United Nations’ open source strategy for SDGs
- 10:54Public-private open source
- 19:35Europe’s open source growth
- 21:45France’s open source office
- 28:29Diversity in open source
- 31:16Global open source cooperation
- 33:46Future of open source
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