News

The OpenChain Japan Work Group will hold its 19th meeting on the 26th of May. All welcome! The majority of the meeting will be held in Japanese.

Agenda

14:00 – 14:02 Opening
14:02 – 14:10 Keynote by Shane Coughlan
14:10 – 14:20 About OpenChain Japan WG by K.Owada
14:20 – 14:50 Case Study: “NEC group’s OSS training and feedbacks from trainees” by T.Yoneshima
14:50 – 15:20 Case Study: “Company A’s journey to ISO/IEC 5230 OpenChain Conformance” 　
15:20 – 15:25 Closing　

Join The Meeting

• https://socionext.zoom.us/j/99975267803?pwd=ekhxaHA3bVZUSVU5M0dVMkF2Z0pkQT09
• Meeting ID: 99975267803 / password: ]>guXS~6

The OpenChain Japan Work Group will hold its 2nd meeting for people new to OpenChain on the 21st of May. The meeting will be held in Japanese. This will be an informal social meeting so please feel free to enjoy drinks and snacks!

Join The Meeting

• https://socionext.zoom.us/j/99975267803?pwd=ekhxaHA3bVZUSVU5M0dVMkF2Z0pkQT09
• Meeting ID: 99975267803 / password: ]>guXS~6

OpenChain Reference Tooling Work Group will be meeting on May 19th at two times for your convenience – 7 am UTC and 4 pm UTC.

Proposed Agenda:
1. News                                                                                                All
2. Containers an update                                                                Oliver/All
3. AOB                                                                                                  All

Looking forward to talk to you

Like for the last Meeting we will use the same infrastructure:
BigBlueButton provided by the FSFE
Link: https://conf.fsfe.org/b/compliance-tooling
Code: 199143

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