BoF: Collaboration with Universit...
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Companies describe concrete paths: funding research gifts and targeted sponsorships, running a scholar program that embeds professors part‑time in corporate teams, and incubating university projects into community standards (Jupyter notebooks moved to the Linux Foundation). Examples include private inner‑source repos that later open, open‑sourced NLP models from corporate research, a $2.5M early membership funding model for campus research, and student‑facing experiential OSPO programs started with a Sloan grant in 2022 that produce peer mentors and paid internships via LFX sandbox and Kubestellar collaborations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome
- 5:00OSPO roles explained
- 10:00Cisco Amazon research
- 15:00UC Santa Cruz models
- 20:00Scholars programs
- 25:00Education mentorship
- 30:00Bridging collaboration gaps
- 35:00Starting OSPOs
- 40:00Open source education
- 45:00Q&A
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