Responsible consumption of open source
summary
Covers concrete risks and steps: claims that 96% of codebases use OSS and up to 99.9% in commercial apps, cites a Harvard estimate of supply-side $4B and demand-side $8T value, gives a medical-device example where OSS handles UI and networking while proprietary code keeps clinical functions, and references early Intel work on confidential computing. Recommends an internal OSS policy covering acceptable licenses, support requirements, enterprise readiness and inventory of existing OSS in products.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30What is open source
- 2:55Types of open source
- 6:37Why use open source
- 15:40Apply your mindset
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