OpenChain Korea Work Group Meeting # 5 - Kakao Seoul on the 19th of March The 5th meeting of the OpenChain Korean Work Group will be hosted by Kakao in Seoul. A big thank you to Violet from Kakao and

The 13th meeting of the OpenChain Japan Work Group was scheduled to be held at DeNA in Shibuya on the 18th of February. However, due to the deteriorating situation in Japan with the COVID-19 virus we

Hi Shane, This sounds perfect. I will come up from San Jose after our Supply Chain Open Source Conference and see everyone in Lake Tahoe. See you in March! Samantha

The spread of COVID-19 is increasingly causing meeting or events to be reconsidered. We want to ensure people have the option to hold remote conferences as an alternative. This can keep us on our

Hi Kubota San! I am sorry for the delay in my reply. I think you make very important points. Could we consider following a similar approach to TODO

Hi Samantha. Very cool! I send a direct message with your governing board code. All, let’s do this OpenChain dinner, our regular Governing Board dinner but others are welcome too. I had been

The OpenChain Project will be following the Linux Foundation guidelines on the viral situation. The final decision for holding or cancelling any event will be made by the community in question.

The OpenChain Interviews continue with our first male interviewee, Leon from the law firm GTC! They are an official partner of the OpenChain Project and have wide engagement with user companies across

Hello Shane, It is confirmed that I will be dialing in by phone on the 9th and present on the 10th, 11th. Do you have the access code I need to use to Register? I was attempting to register,

Thank you Jan! Much appreciated! I'll try and provide some feedback and suggestions should I have any. Regards, Jeremiah

Dear all Fukuchi San from Sony has provided us with a draft outlining where the various sections of the OpenChain Specification fit into company process workflows. This is building on a document that

The 10th OpenChain community interview is now available. Please meet Alex! She helps makes sure our collection of international activities are recorded and fit together. She is also the person who

You are probably familiar with SPDX and tooling like FOSSology. These are often positioned as excellent ways for open source to flow through supply chain. However, there are also plenty things

llPROTECTED 関係者外秘 Hi Shane, What time on 3/9 is the board meeting? Arranging travel now. Thanks, Gunnar

Hi Jeremiah, during the tooling group plannings, we already invested some thoughts on „personas“ or „roles“. Probably some of the work might be reused: find here the link:

And here is the link: https://github.com/Open-Source-Compliance/Sharing-creates-value/tree/master/User-Stories

The OpenChain Project will have a substantial presence at the forthcoming Linux Foundation Member Summit held during the 10th to 12th March 2020 in Lake Tahoe. Framing OpenChain as an ISO

Hi Jeremia, in the effort to develop a tool chain we already created several personas or roles. Probably this could help? They are available in the sharing-creates-value repository. Will send the link

Hi Jeremiah, Good day, it’s good to know you are already working on the topic. The personas concept (different addressing) was also discussed during one of the discussions. Andrew Katz

Dear all We have a large and growing amount of OpenChain activities around the world. Based on your feedback I want to share an update to our communication strategy. (1) All OpenChain updates will