OpenChain Global Work Team Meeting 2020-02-22 https://www.openchainproject.org/featured/2021/02/25/openchain-global-work-team-meeting-2020-02-22 We are doing a lot of editing. Here is what we are

Reminder: OpenChain Bi-Weekly Webinar When: Monday, 1 March 2021, 10:00pm to 11:00pm, (GMT-08:00) America/Los

Hello Aitken, thank you for pointing this out. I can underline this experience as well. My suspicion is, that project ownership and traditional corporate structures are root causes of this.

Shane, to your point, having been involved in building or advising on over 50+ governance programs, one area of weakness we consistently see is around supply chain management. Many organizations set

Thanks Mary. An important point. Many companies have existing and effective measures in place to address open source compliance. OpenChain does not invalidate or forcibly replace these measures, but

Thanks Mary. An important point. Many companies have existing and effective measures in place to address open source compliance. OpenChain does not invalidate or forcibly replace these measures, but

Hi all, I'm sorry for being late to join this topics. I'm Asai from TUEV SUED Japan in charge of Functional Safety and OSS certificate. Because we are just started the job transfer process from

Hello Team, We now have all the 8 OSS basics and compliance related topics from OpenChain reference curriculum. Also, we have only copy pasted the slides content on to word document directly without

Hi Robert, I followed the conversation and can confirm that the question of certification in the sense of „certify that I am compliant“ vs. „I verified that we do the right things to comply“

Thank you to Shane and everyone who took the time to respond to my question. I would like to clear one thing up. When I asked to justify compliance with the ISO standard from a business perspective, I

To me, this is a strange answer. My company is not OC compliant, but we certainly have been taking compliance seriously and have much in place to support that commitment in the form of compliance

Hey hey! I've been following this discussion now for a while and I'd like to add my 50 cents to it. As I understood it is currently hard for some to get a grip on the business

Reminder: OpenChain Global Work Teams - Fourth Monday Call When: Monday, 22 February 2021, 7:00am to 8:00am, (GMT-08:00) America/Los Angeles Where:Zoom -

On the talk today we will be covering a lot 1) OpenChain online training status 2) New onboarding slides 3) Updated overview slides I would also like to talk about an optional security extension

Hey everyone! We have some great comments and suggestions for the first half of our course. Can you take a moment to run your eyes over what we have? The next step will be resolving comments and

Thank you Jenni! Already great to consolidate our news! Shane Coughlan OpenChain General Manager +818040358083 Book a meeting: https://meetings.hubspot.com/scoughlan

All, fantastic discussion thus far. I am jumping in at Trent’s email because it touches on a strategic development and - indeed - target for the project. Today open source exists both inside the

Hi Dirk Self-certification is not an interim step. It is and always will be at the core of the project. In over five years in market it has proven to be an effective and efficient method of promoting

All prospective certifiers are recommended to become official OpenChain Partners. It is a simple, clear way to delineate quality.

Dear All, I wrote for Open Source For you Magazine February Edition covering the risk and legal action across and the cost of non compliance. The Article Titled " check before you ship Software"