This is a record of the OpenChain Project Work Team Call from 03-02-2020.
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This is a record of the OpenChain Project Work Team Call from 03-02-2020.
Get the agenda slides
Watch the video minutes
All OpenChain call outcomes are archived on our wiki
Newsletter – Issue 34 – February 2020
We are delighted to announce that Moxa is our latest Platinum Member company. As a leading provider of industrial edge-to-cloud connectivity and computing solutions for Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) environments, Moxa has demonstrated its continuous commitment to open source compliance to enable advanced industrial networking and communications applications for the IIoT world.
“Moxa is thrilled to join the OpenChain Project to demonstrate our commitment in supporting open source compliance standard,” said Andy Cheng, President of Strategic Business Unit at Moxa. “Moxa has been a strong supporter of the Linux Foundation for some of its important projects such as Civil Infrastructure Project (CIP) for long-term support Linux distribution. We are now looking forward to working closely with the OpenChain community for industry standards of open source compliance.”
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PwC offers Open Source Software management compliance attestation according to the OpenChain industry standard. Thanks to a global PwC reporting platform, the report can be made available to all clients, effectively demonstrating the professional and appropriate handling of Open Source Software.
Suppliers will benefit from PwC OSS certification in invitations to tender, in the initiation of contracts and in negotiations with purchasing departments. At the same time, they will benefit from the outwardly presentable proof of OSS compliance when selling their products and services, as they create confidence in their products
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The OpenChain Japan Work Group has run an active licensing sub-work group throughout 2019. Their activity has been focused on practical applications of a streamlined Software Bill of Materials using core attributes of SPDX. Now that the work is advanced, collaboration with the SDPX Project is fully established, and we are heading into production it is time to highlight the individuals behind this initiative.
Great Thanks are Due To
Taima-san from Pioneer is the senior contributor to this effort who defined the initial fields based on a practical business use case.
Nomura-san from Hitachi, Ito-san from Renesas and Ouchi-san from Fujitsu proposed improvements to the SPDX Lite description and format.
Kobota-san from Sony took lead on confirming full compatibility between SPDX and SPDX Lite.
And of course Fukuchi-san from Sony proposed the original concept, formed the sub-work group, and wrote the proposal of SPDX Lite.
In addition to these contributors all the members of “license info” sub-group contributed to the work and final go-to-market activity.
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The 5th meeting of the OpenChain Korean Work Group scheduled to be hosted by Kakao in Seoul on the 19th of March has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to COVID-19 and joins recent cancellations of face-to-face work group meetings in China and Japan.
We are exploring the possibility of holding the meeting via teleconference. Most details to follow soon.
More Information on the Korea Mailing List
DLA Piper’s Open Source In-house Counsel Discussion series is managed by and for in-house counsel, providing them with a venue to discuss open source legal issues under the Chatham House rule. Following on our initial meeting in Fall 2019, we will holding OSS In-house Counsel Discussions every quarter, alternating between morning and afternoon to enable participation from Europe and Asia, respectively.
We will explore the following topics (thanks to our volunteers!), as well as other late-breaking issues:
Our Regular OpenChain Third Monday call was held today at 5pm Pacific. We had attendees from Korea, Japan and the USA. This call caught everyone up with the latest news and provided a forum to discuss next steps in our conformance, reference and other material.
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The OpenChain Project periodically releases overview slides with speaker minutes to help explain our activities to organizations. These slides are designed to support local speakers with extensive notes. You can download them via SlideShare. Please feel free to share these slides with everyone who may be interested.
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Yuichi Kusakabe kindly made his slides from a recent global Automotive Work Group meeting available.
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