Today the OpenChain Project releases a new way for organizations to show their use of our license compliance and security assurance standards. If you use ISO/IEC 5230, ISO/IEC DIS 18974, OpenChain License Compliance 2.1 or OpenChain Security Assurance 1.1 you can fill out a simple form and get an official conformance badge.
This form is safe, secure and private. You decide if we list you on our website or not. Of course, we hope to display more and more examples of adoption over time.
안녕하세요 여러분! 라인의 이서연입니다.
어제는 잘 들어가셨나요~?
조금 더웠던 날씨에도 불구하고 모두들 에너지 넘치게 모임에 참석해주셔서 덕분에 이번에도 알찬 시간을 보낼 수 있었습니다.
발표 준비에 수고해주신 발표자 여러분, 그리고 장소 준비에 힘써주신 카카오 크루 여러분께 다시 한 번 감사의 말씀 전합니다.
어제 말씀드렸던 행사 피드백 설문조사를 보내드립니다. 아주 짧은 내용이오니 꼭 의견 보내주시면 다음 모임에 반영하도록 하겠습니다.
추가로 그룹토의 활동 결과물도 보내드립니다.
This webinar covers a proposal from the Okinawa Open Labs in Japan to help “label” items in the supply chain to increase trust. Our topic was the Trusted Network Introduction – Eco-system based Open Trust Chaining over existing value-chain and supply-chain, and the presenter was MASANORI TSUJIKAWA (辻川公章) from Alaxala.
This is OpenChain Webinar #52, released on 2023-06-16.
Our export control work group continues to explore pre-existing material and how it can be made easier to find, navigate and repurpose. The focus is on reviewing the new volunteer project being set up at https://github.com/crypto-law-survey to explore the continuation of Bert’s http://www.cryptolaw.org/ as a general community resource. Check out the recording to learn more.
The 52nd OpenChain Webinar will cover a proposal from the Okinawa Open Labs in Japan to help “label” items in the supply chain to increase trust.
Our presenter will be MASANORI TSUJIKAWA (辻川公章) from Alaxala.
Our topic will be the Trusted Network Introduction – Eco-system based Open Trust Chaining over existing value-chain and supply-chain.
Everyone can join from this link:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799
We focused on the Licensing Specification:
The next meeting of the OpenChain Automotive Work Group is scheduled for June 14th at 08:00 Central, 09:00 Eastern, 13:00 UTC, 15:00 CEST, 21:00 CST and 22:00 JST.
Schedules permitting, we will be having case studies from North American and Asian automotive experts. We want to have a particular focus on the practical aspects of managing open source in large manufacturers with complex automotive supply chains.
Our agenda will be lead by our Chair, Masato Endo of Toyota in Japan, and Russ Eling of OSS Consultants in the USA. As usual, this will be a live event, and everyone is free to join.
Wednesday (2023-06-14) @ 09:00 Eastern, 13:00 UTC, 15:00 CEST, 21:00 CST and 22:00 JST
Newsletter – Issue 54 – May 2023
The OpenChain Newsletter provides a monthly summary of our work. It contains an overview of what we are doing to build trust around license compliance and security in the open source supply chain. We accept suggestions and ideas. Feel free to mail us at any time.
This edition of the newsletter was created and shared by Qiuyue Qi of OpenSCA, and we provide our thanks for the contribution!
Let’s welcome CARIAD to the board and NORDEMANN as a new partner:
The OpenChain Project has joined NLnet Software Supply Chain Webinar Series, and also presented at GOTC and OSCAR in China.
Additionally, we held a mini-summit at the Linux Foundation Open Source Summit North America:
There is a case study for people who are interested in AI topics:
OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 now has Wikipedia page in Spanish:
A CC0 version of REUSE.software Specification 3.0 is available:
We have updated OpenChain Conformance Badges, and added new mascots to the community.
For June, overview presentations have been released.
Education and legal work groups had regular meetings:
Check our monthly meeting below:
The OpenChain Project has been featured at ‘Efficient IP management in a market increasingly using open source’ on IAM.
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