Scaling Open Source Software in a Large Telco R&D Environment
summary
Ericsson documents a concrete OSPO rollout: 26,000 R&D engineers, 20,000 OSS registrations/year, and a 60,000‑patent estate force policy tradeoffs. Active projects include OpenDaylight, Network Service Mesh, Kubernetes, OpenStack and ONAP; tooling contributions include Theia, Eiffel and work with the Continuous Delivery Foundation, OpenSSF, OpenChain and SPDX. The company reports a pilot that sped delivery by upstreaming research features, and now focuses on automated integrity, traceability and binary vs source handling to scale those results across product lines.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:23Erics Open Source History
- 3:51Telco Technology Stacks
- 7:03Telco Before Open Source
- 13:22Ericsson
- 20:12Challenges
- 22:06Development Flow
- 28:35Recap
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