OSPOCon @ Open Source Summit Europe 2022
2022-09-13..2022-09-16
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[OSPOCon @ Open Source Summit Europe 2022, OSPOCon @ Open Source Summit Europe 2023, OSPOCon @ Open Source Summit Europe 2024]
as the organisers put it
OSPOCon is where those working in open source program offices in organizations that rely on open source technologies come together to learn and share best practices, experiences and tooling to…
who it's for
open source program managers, open source program staff, community managers, security engineers, legal and licensing teams, engineering managers, corporate strategy and funding teams
topics
OSPO mind map in markdown; SPDX and software bill of materials; EU vulnerability reporting and NIS2; bug bounty programs for open source; license changes and vendor forks; machine-readable project metadata; outbound open source guidance; upstream-first and InnerSource workflows; maintainer funding and sponsorship models; OSPO metrics and contributor dashboards
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| What TO-DO in Europe: Welcome & Opening... | Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Chris Aniszczyk | 55m |
Launches a public OSPO survey showing 80% report positive impact and regional findings like Europe where 44% never require developers to work on OSS and APAC… | ||
| Mind Mapping Open Source Program Offices | Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Thomas Steenbergen | 55m |
The OSPO Mind Map lays out concrete responsibilities, behaviors, roles and team sizes and evolves from v1 to v2 with clearer task breakdowns; it lives as a… | ||
| EUs Efforts to Secure Open Source Software | Ciara Carey | 37m |
EU establishes an OSPO inventory inside the Commission and runs a bug bounty program (active since 2014, finding hundreds of bugs) but funding is ad hoc and… | ||
| When Your Open Source Tool Turns to the Dark Side | Dotan Horovits | 42m |
Elastic re-licenses Elasticsearch and Kibana from Apache 2.0 to SSPL and Elastic License, then injects checks that break Filebeat and client libraries unless… | ||
| Lowering the Cost of Open Source by Increasing Transparency | Julia Ferraioli | 38m |
Argues that clearer, discoverable project metadata lowers the hidden costs of adopting and maintaining open source by surfacing intent, needs, support model… | ||
| Creating Community in a Complex World: Everything Old is New Again | Amy Marrich | 31m |
Project OS Climate lives in the Linux Foundation since Aug 2021 and ships a Data Commons platform that ingests public and proprietary sources via a Data Vault… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Corporate Strategies for Sustainable Investing in the Open Source Ecosystem | Mike Fix, Richard Littauer, Suzanne Ambiel, Alyssa P Wright | 43m |
Companies describe concrete experiments: a recurring $3,000/month sponsorship model that funds maintainers tied to measurable SaaS integrations; a fiscal host… | ||
| Building a Team for the Upstream: Things We Learned Building InnerSource Teams for Open Source Impact | Emma Irwin | 20m |
Company-level strategy builds internal communities that push code, metrics and policy upstream by embedding contribution into workflows and careers. Specifics… | ||
| OSPO Issues in a Conglomerate Company | Kazumi Sato, Hiroyuki Fukuchi | 36m |
Sony splits governance into a non‑hierarchical group OSPO (policy, training, Linux/Foundation membership) and per‑business segment OSPOs to handle six distinct… | ||
| Your Open Source Program Office, Your Program Management Organization, And You | Duane O'Brien, Talia Tupling | 42m |
Company runs a repeatable funding program that shifts from monthly to quarterly and awards FOSS Contributor Fund $10,000 grants to nominated dependencies… | ||
| Eat Your Own Dogfood - How Upstream Orientation Changed the Way We Work in Open Source Management | Marcel Kurzmann | 42m |
Bosch.IO switches its Open Source Office to an upstream‑first workflow since 2017 and reports concrete gains: CI/CD automation using OSS Review Toolkit, shared… | ||
| Engagement of Open Source Communities – A Deep-dive Into EPAM’s OSPO | Christopher Howard, Anastasiia Usacheva | 40m |
EPAM builds an internal analytics tool (public Open Source Index planned) that uses push-event velocity and GitHub IDs linked to HR to quantify contributor… | ||
| What to Share, When, and Where - Creating a Distributed and Efficient Contribution Process While Balancing Value and Risk | Johan Linåker | 38m |
Presents a deployable framework from interviews and case studies that maps 12 contribution request types to objectives and risks, and defines a stepwise… | ||
| Peanut Butter and Chocolate - Bringing together Government and Open Source | Silona Bonewald | 45m |
IEEE SA OPEN builds a standards-first route for government adoption, producing a scoped open source project governance draft and an Ethics in Action playbook… | ||
| Simple Steps for a Calm “Sunset” | Stefka Dimitrova | 38m |
Companies find 16% of 8,000+ repositories show no commits after 12 months and half of projects are inactive by year five, so establish a repeatable process… | ||
| A Practical Guide for Outbound Open Source - Which Scales and Can be Adapted Easily for Companies of Different Size | Marcel Kurzmann, Cornelius Schumacher | 37m |
A practical, lean procedure lives on GitHub at todogroup/outbound-oss that maps outbound open source to a project life cycle planning→active→mature→obsolete… | ||
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