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OpenChain Automotive Work Group Meeting #2 – Outcomes

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The OpenChain Automotive Work Group held its second meeting adjacent to Open Source Summit Europe in Lyon during October. We had a full house (people had to sit in the corners). Check out the agenda slides and two great presentations from Scania and Bosch.

The OpenChain Interview Series Continues with Nicole in Germany

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The OpenChain Project continues our community interview series with Nicole in Germany. Learn more about her approach to and work in the technology industry here in an interview that is anchored by the OpenChain Project but covers a wide range of IT and gender related topics.

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A Guide to the New OpenChain Mailing Lists

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As always, you are welcome and encouraged to join every list that fits into your interests. This is an open community that develops an open industry standard with extensive open reference material. We are delighted to support multiple industries in the adopting the key requirements of a quality open source compliance program.

Our main mailing list:
main@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Specification list:
specification@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Conformance list:
conformance@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Japan Work Group lists:
japan-wg@lists.openchainproject.orgjapan-sg-licensing@lists.openchainproject.org
japan-sg-planning@lists.openchainproject.org
japan-sg-tooling@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Korea Work Group list:
korea-wg@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Automotive Work Group is *already* on Groups.io and will not change:
openchain-automotive-work-group@groups.io

Our Reference Tooling Work Group is *already* on Groups.io and will not change:
oss-based-compliance-tooling@groups.io

IMPORTANT NOTICE: OpenChain is changing all our mailing list addresses

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In about three hours the OpenChain Project will transition to Groups.io to manage our mailing lists. This means that the address for each individual list will change. Your membership and our archives will automatically transition.

Your guide

Our main mailing list:
main@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Specification list:
specification@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Conformance list:
conformance@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Japan Work Group lists:
japan-wg@lists.openchainproject.orgjapan-sg-licensing@lists.openchainproject.org
japan-sg-planning@lists.openchainproject.org
japan-sg-tooling@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Korea Work Group list:
korea-wg@lists.openchainproject.org

Our Automotive Work Group is *already* on Groups.io and will not change:
openchain-automotive-work-group@groups.io

Our Reference Tooling Work Group is *already* on Groups.io and will not change:
oss-based-compliance-tooling@groups.io

OpenChain Japan @ Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2019

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The OpenChain Japan Leaflet Sub Working Group had a booth with a Technical Showcase at the ELCE 2019. They distributed over 200 OpenChain Supplier leaflets in English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.

Big thanks to Ayumi Watanabe (Hitachi Solutions), Shinsuke Kato (Panasonic), Takashi Ninjyoji (DeNA) and Norio Kobota (Sony) for manning the booth!

A great thank you is also due to Courtney, SZ Lin, Tim and all OpenChain JWG members for arranging the booth and the leaflet logistics.

OpenChain @ Bird&Bird 5th of November, Berlin

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Bird&Bird and the OpenChain Project are collaborating on a workshop uniquely positioned to explore the emerging industry standard for open source compliance and how it can be applied in automotive, infrastructure and other supply chains. This workshop will feature practical case studies and activity overviews from Shane Coughlan, OpenChain General Manager, Christian Kessel, Partner, and Miriam Ballhausen, Counsel at Bird&Bird, as well as representatives from OpenChain-conformant organizations such as Hella Aglaia GmbH. Attendees can expect a focus on real world solutions for real world problems, particularly with respect to product deployment and lifecycle support from the perspective of open source compliance, and targeted advice on how to reduce resource costs while increasingly the quality of such compliance programs. The event will also feature detailed updates on the progress of OpenChain towards being an ISO standard in the first half of 2020, while explaining currently available certification options such as TPS PPP 15001A from TUV SUD.

Learn More

https://www.twobirds.com/de/events/germany/2019/open-source-management-fuer-automobilzulieferer