OpenChain Revamps FAQ
SAN FRANCISCO, UNITED STATES– (Apr 20th 2017) –The OpenChain Project today announces a revamped Frequently Asked Questions page designed to make participation easier for everyone: https://www.openchainproject.org/faq
“There are three Work Teams in OpenChain: Specification, Conformance and Curriculum,” says Shane Coughlan, OpenChain Program Manager. “Volunteers have been working in each of these teams to build out community documentation to help make OpenChain adoption simpler for existing and new community members. The release of our revamped FAQ is the first outcome of their hard work and marks a quiet but important milestone in OpenChain’s development towards broad market adoption.”
Individuals and organizations of all sizes are welcome to participate in the OpenChain Project. Our Community page is the best starting point and contains all the information needed to join our calls, access our wiki or contact individual Work Team Chairpeople.
About The OpenChain Project
The OpenChain Project is a community effort to establish best practices for effective management of open source software compliance. The project aims to help reduce costs, duplication of effort, and ease friction points in the software supply. The OpenChain Project has three Work Teams that collaborate on future refinements of the OpenChain Specification, to develop training materials and create conformance criteria for organizations.
Platinum Members of the OpenChain Project include Adobe, ARM Holdings, Cisco, GitHub, Harman International, HPE, Qualcomm, Siemens and Wind River.
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