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We have published around 100 webinars on topics related to open source management and governance. These cover issues directly related to the adoption of our standards as well as topics more broadly covering industry, government and non-profit concerns about effective, sustainable use of open source software 👇
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Webinar: The Open Source Initiative

Stefano Maffulli, Executive Director at the Open Source Initiative, joined us to explain what is happening around the Open Source Definition, AI and more. https://youtu.be/Qbfrz8Ezszc Get The Slides https://www.slideshare.net/ShaneCoughlan3/openchain-webinar-57-the-open-source-initiative-20231127 Check Out The Rest Of Our Webinars https://www.openchainproject.org/webinars This is OpenChain Webinar #57, released on 2023-12-06.

Webinar: Generative AI and Your Code

Maximizing the Opportunity While Managing the Risks Generative AI (GAI) provides powerful opportunities for innovation and productivity across all organizational functions – from composing emails and crafting press releases to retouching and refining images and video, all this in seconds.  GAI tools can even be used to write, test and improve computer…

Webinar: Understanding InnerSource

This webinar was lead by Clare Dillon, the Executive Director of InnerSource Commons, and it highlighted the activities and value behind the InnerSource movement. InnerSource is the use of open source best practices for software development within the confines of an organization. Understanding this has become a key part of business strategy…

Webinar: Complexities of Open Source in Automotive

During our recent OpenChain Automotive Event we had some excellent talks. One that we decided to pull out of the main recording and release solo is 'Complexities of Open Source in Automotive' by Russ Eling. This type of high level overview is an excellent starting point for people in complex…

Webinar: OpenSCA

This webinar highlights a new open source tool for open source compliance and security that originates in China. This tool was created by a company called XMIRROR. The open source CLI offers SPDX support, so is immediate interest to tooling communities around the world, particularly from the perspective of integration…

Webinar: Trusted Network Initiative

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.  https://youtu.be/lK2NV5w_o_s Check Out The Rest Of…

Webinar: An Update On ClearlyDefined

This webinar features an update on ClearlyDefined by Nick Vidal at the Open Source Initiative (OSI). A lot has happened since we last covered this project for open source metadata, including the move to a new home at OSI. About The Project ClearlyDefined and its parent organization, the Open Source Initiative,…

Webinar: An Overview of SPDX 3.0

This webinar features Alexios Zavras, Chief Open Source Compliance Officer at Intel Corporation and a long-term friend and collaborator around the OpenChain Project. This time the topic was SPDX 3.0, a significant generational update to SPDX, a sister standard to OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 and OpenChain ISO/IEC DIS 18974. SPDX is…

Webinar: FOSDEM Recap

This OpenChain Webinar featured a FOSDEM recap by Philippe Ombredanne of NexB for everyone who did not attend the event in Belgium at the start of 2023. In 2023 FOSDEM had over 8,000 participants and 771 presentations, making it one of the largest open source events in the world by…

Webinar: GPLv2 Licensing History

This OpenChain Webinar features an overview of GPLv2 licensing fragmentation based on research initiated by Philippe Ombredanne of NexB and continued by Armijn Hemel of Tjaldur Software Governance Solutions. The key takeaway is that a significant number of variations exist (40 "vanilla" copies from the FSF or GNU website, 12…

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