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OpenChain Mini-Summit – The International Standard for Open Source Compliance – Your Certification Options – 29th October 2020 @ 15:00 CET / UTC+1

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The OpenChain Project will host a special three hour mini-summit to explain the three options for compliance to the International Standard for open source compliance. It will be an interactive session with plenty of opportunity to ask the experts about all aspect of certification.

This event is free to join and requires no registration. Our goal is to give practical information and real-world examples to ensure the options for OpenChain conformance are easily understood.

Part 1 – Self-Certification (1 hour session)

The core of the International Standard for open source license compliance is self-certification. This is a process where a company reviews the requirements of the standard and checks whether their current processes match these requirements. If necessary, a company can make adjustments to processes. Self-certification can be accomplished in several ways. The most common are:

  1. Using the OpenChain self-certification web application, a free online service.
  2. Using a downloadable version of the OpenChain self-certification questionnaire, a free service.
  3. Using the Industry Standard text itself, also freely available.

Part 2 – Independent Compliance Assessment (1 hour session)

Companies often want assistance in adopting an International Standard. One common form is Independent Assessment, where a knowledgable service provider reviews a company’s processes and provides objective feedback on where adjustments or improvements may be necessary. The OpenChain International Standard for open source compliance has a process called “Independent Compliance Assessment” that is provided by trusted partners of the project. These partners may be law firms or service vendors. Two of our existing partners, Source Code Control (UK) and AlektoMetis (Germany), will host a session explaining this approach and their respective service offerings.

Part 3 – Third-Party Certification (1 hour session)

In some markets third-party certification is an important part of inter-company relationships. Examples are automotive, infrastructure and aviation, where strict regulation and regular audits are well-served by formal certification by third-parties. The OpenChain International Standard for open source compliance approaches third-party certification in the same way as other International Standards. Two of our existing partners, PwC (Germany) and Orcro (UK), will host a session explaining this approach and their respective service offerings.

The Outcome

At the end of this mini-summit you will have a clear picture of the certification options available for the International Standard for open source compliance. You will understand the process for self-managed certification and the options for collaborating with trusted partners.

Join Us @ 15:00 ~ 18:00 CET / UTC+1 – 29th October 2020

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OpenChain Japan Work Group – Meeting #16 – Virtual Meeting #3 – October 15th – Full Recording

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The OpenChain Japan Work Group hosted its 16th meeting (3rd virtual meeting) at 2pm local time on the 15th of October. This meeting had a special focus on OpenChain Specification 2.0 by Watanabe San. Big thanks to Owada San for preparing our recordings.

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Agenda:
14:00 – 14:05           Opening
14:05 – 14:10           Keynote Speech (Shane Coughlan)
14:10 – 14:15           About OpenChain & Japan WG (K. Owada)
14:15 – 14:20           About ISO Standardization of OpenChain & SPDX (H. Fukuchi)
14:20 – 14:40          Lecture on OpenChain Spec 2.0 (A. Watanabe)
15:00 – 15:05          Closing

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OpenChain Reference Tooling Work Group Meeting #22 – Mid-October 2020 – Full Recording

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The latest meeting of the reference tooling work group covered a lot of ground. Check out the full morning and afternoon recordings or dive to one of the new interactive proposals: short example tooling setup webinars. We would love your help around these.

Full Recording of the Reference Tooling Work Group Meeting #22

Specific Proposal for ‘Example Tooling Setup’ Webinars

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OpenChain @ Line Developer Day 2020 – November 25th at 15:30 JST

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The OpenChain Project will be featured at Line Developer Day 2020 on November 25th, 2020 from 15:30-16:10 JST.

Shane Coughlan, General Manager, will explain the OpenChain standard for open source license compliance, explore its journey from de facto into formal ISO International Standard, and outline how adoption is spreading throughout the global supply chain. A key takeaway will be how OpenChain provides a positive impact on your consumption or deployment of open source software.

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OpenChain Webinar #13 – First Monday of October at 9am Pacific – Build Your Own Open Source Policy With The OSADL template

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Join us on October 5th at 9am Pacific as Carsten Emde and Caren Kresse talk about building your own Open Source policy with the OSADL template.

This is part of the bi-weekly OpenChain Webinar series. We feature international speakers on a wide range of topics related to open source compliance challenges and solutions. Learn more here: 
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Webinar: Community Specification + OpenChain Reference Library

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On this episode we had Seth Newberry from Joint Development Foundation join the call and explain how the new Community Specification on GitHub can help projects prepare for building sustainable standards. We also took a moment to go through the ever-increasing OpenChain Reference library. There is a ton of material there that we are currently improving and making easier to discover ahead of our formal ISO publication in a couple of weeks.

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This is OpenChain Webinar #12, released on 2020-09-17.