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Great Open Source Compliance For Everyone (Version 3)
The document discusses the OpenChain Project, which provides guidelines and certifications for open source compliance within organizations. It highlights the project's three key components: specification, conformance, and curriculum, aimed at building trust and ensuring quality compliance programs. The document encourages companies to participate in the OpenChain community and outlines various resources and support available for open source training and certification.
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- 1. Great Open SourceCompliance For Everyone Available under the CC Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license.
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- 7. Compliance – Agateway to access 7
- 8. Let’s provide businesscontext 8
- 9. The internal companydialogue… 9
- 10. We use OpenSource and get billions of dollars of code 10
- 11. This code wascreated by other people 11
- 12. How we respecttheir rights? 12
- 13. How do wemeet our legal requirements? 13
- 14. Welcome To TheStack 14
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- 18. Welcome To TheStack 18
- 19. “How do Itrust my open source supply chain?” 19
- 20. OpenChain Adoption –A Story of Levels (c)TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION 20 Level1 NOT understand Importance of OSS Compliance Level2 NOT understand whatto do Level3 NOT understand how todo Level4 Not Understand how toget certification ●Join events for Engineers/ Legalpeople/ IP people ●Workshop ●PR: Traditional Media/ TechMedia/ SNS ●Reference Material (Wiki/ Handbook/ Academic paper) ●Consultation ●Training support ●Self certification support ●Third-party certification
- 21. There are threeparts to OpenChain Project: 21 1. Specification 2. Conformance 3. Curriculum
- 22. The OpenChain Specificationdefines the requirements for a quality compliance program. 22
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- 24. The OpenChain Specificationconfirms a company has open source processes, policies and training. Companies have the flexibility to decide each specific process, policies and training. 24
- 25. Common requirements forsuppliers and customers makes everything simpler. Learn more here: https://www.openchainproject.org/spec 25
- 26. OpenChain Conformance allowsorganizations to show they meet these requirements. 26
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- 28. If a companycan answer Yes to each question they are OpenChain Conformant. Learn more here: https://www.openchainproject.org/conformance 28
- 29. The OpenChain Curriculumprovides reference open source processes and solutions. Learn more here: https://www.openchainproject.org/curriculum 29
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- 33. The OpenChain Curriculumcan be used for any open source training program. Learn more here: https://www.openchainproject.org/curriculum 33
- 34. The goal isto build trust by having organizations conformant with the OpenChain Specification. 34
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- 36. Scale of PlatinumMembers: Over $750 Billion of Revenue 36
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- 38. Work Teams supportingOpenChain: 38 1.Specification - Chaired by Mark Gisi (Wind River) 1.Conformance - Chaired by Miriam Ballhausen (SCA) 1.Curriculum - Chaired by Alexios Zavros (Intel) 1.Onboarding - Chaired by Nathan Kumagai (Qualcomm)
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- 40. Progress Since LastYear 40 1. International Partners - from law firms to certification authorities • From Moorcrofts (UK) to TÜV SÜD (Germany and Japan) 2. Significant New Board Members • Toshiba (more announcements shortly) 3. Significant New Community Members • Microsoft, Panasonic and more 4. A Move towards formal standardization • The target is the PAS process for ISO - Launch ETA Q1 2020
- 41. Coming Soon 41 1.New BoardMember Announcements 2.New Conformant Organization Announcements 3.New Partnership Announcements 4.Increasingly Powerful Positioning for Procurement • Standardization • Deployment by board members • Deployment by community members
- 42. Be part ofthis 42 Join the community: https://www.openchainproject.org/community Self-certify your organization: https://certification.openchainproject.org
- 43. Questions? OpenChain Project -The Linux Foundation 43