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OSPOCon @ Open Source Summit Europe 2024

open source program office leads, engineering managers, platform engineers, community managers, legal and compliance teams, research software engineers, government technology officers

ospo maturity model; CHAOSS contributor metrics; Augur analytics integration; Dash and Plotly visualizations; license scanning and CI enforcement; innerSource program practices; university research software practices; Model Smith model decompression; contributor portals and onboarding; dependency vetting with ORT and OSS Scorecards; OSPO survey and certification

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Panel Discussion: Measuring Suc...Sean P. Goggins, Clare Dillon, Michael P. Nolan, Sayeed Choudhury43m
CHAOSS Academic Working Group (formed 2023) finds most CHAOSS metrics don’t map to university needs and distills ~37 academic goals to new measures…
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Panel Discussion: Global and Regional Ope...Xiaoya Xia, Richard Sikang Bian, Anni Lai, Willem Jiang44m
GitHub data shows 2.5 million new GitHub users in India (2022) and China adds about 1.2 million, with Asia Pacific seeing the fastest developer growth; OSPOs…
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From Vision to Action: PagoPAs Journey Towards Open Source LeadershipLeonardo Favario42m
PagoPA creates national platforms (PagoPA payments, interoperability, eID wallet) used by millions and manages 40 million downloads and 23,000 public…
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From Data Tsunami to Actionable InsightsDawn M Foster, Cali Dolfi43m
Claims that CHAOSS metrics plus a sane data workflow turn overwhelming open source telemetry into actions, using Augur to populate a relational database and…
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Track Keynote: TODO Updates & AnnouncementsAna Jiménez Santamaría, Zhang Yiyang15m
Announces a new Certified Open Source Developer (Enterprise) exam under development with the Linux Foundation, publishes preliminary 2024 OSPO survey data in…
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BoF: Collaboration with Universities and Enterprises OSPO: What's Next?Jonas van den Bogaard29m
Universities spin up many tiny projects—typically 1–6 person teams—with PhD cycles often a year to learn plus six months to write, which creates scale and…
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Panel Discussion: The Automotive OSPOMasato Endo, Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Mary Wang43m
Companies report OSPOs handling license policy, contributor workflows and supplier compliance with concrete rules: GPLv3 banned from vehicles, permissive…
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The Challenges of Public Code: Building an Open Source Culture at BBCTom Sadler, David Buckhurst47m
BBC reveals concrete results and problems: a TV framework tal collapses 14 platform codebases into one, iPlayer serves ~25M users and Sounds ~5M, and one…
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Panel Discussion: How Stakeholders Across Government, Enterprise, & Civil Society can Accelerate Open Source for Good!Hilary Carter, Sachiko Muto, Omar Mohsine, Nick Gates, Ruth Ikegah, Fiona Krakenbürger48m
A global OSPO convening reports 600 attendees, finds only 16% of SDGs on track, and produces a collaborative conference report plus concrete outputs: a…
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How Can We Define the Value of Open Source Work?Sophia Vargas40m
Survey of valuation approaches compares total cost of ownership and failing ROI attempts to COCOMO estimates (COCOMO applied to Kubernetes) and DORA's four…
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Panel Discussion: The Parallel Universes of ISPOs and OSPOsClare Dillon, Tom Sadler, Russell Rutledge50m
Explains why organizations create an InnerSource Program Office and what it actually does: culture change, governance, tooling and discoverability, and…
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Our First Steps Establishing an Open Source Program OfficeJ. Manrique Lopez42m
Inditex establishes an OSPO over three years with a two‑to‑three person team to run policy, licensing and inner‑source programs across ~1,000 IT staff inside a…
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