Thanks Shane We've OCR'd to MSWord, and will then move to ODT or TXT format or some markup if you want. Attached is the OCR'd MSWord version of the English (if it gets through the list) Malcolm

I guess that Japan WG meetings are mainly in Japanese? For those who do not know Japanse that well, I did a quick search and found this article: https://mercan.mercari.com/en/articles/25786/ BR,

Over thelast 12 months there have been several noteworthy concerns around open sourceand security. The exposure of vulnerability in software has exposed underlyingissues with process management and

The OpenChain Project will host three summits throughout 2022. Each summit will be virtual though our positioning and agenda will reflect a different geography for each topic covered. Here is what

Update: the source documents are in InDesign format for professional printing. This raises some complications for community translation. I am checking with a designer if there is a way we can work

The OpenChain Japan Work Group will hold their 22nd meeting on the 21st of January. This meeting will take place between 15:00 and 16:00 with a case study covering Mercari’s Open Source Program

Leading intellectual property firm, Marks and Clerk France is now able to advise clients in the implementation of open source programs, and enable them to achieve OpenChain ISO/ IEC 5230

“It is with great pleasure that we welcome Chris and the rest of the team at Fieldfisher to the OpenChain Partner ecosystem,” says Shane Coughlan, OpenChain General Manager. “The availability of

Date-san, Nicolas-san, Thank you for reading the FAQ. Your message will encourage the FAQ-SG members. We will add more FAQs, so please look forward to it. Regards, Yoshiko Ouchi

No problem with Spanish – coming up on Wednesday! Malcolm De: partners@... <partners@...>En nombre de Shane Coughlan via lists.openchainproject.org Enviado el: lunes, 17 de enero de 2022

The OpenChain Project has a lot of reference material to support the adoption of OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 and with open source compliance, security and export control more broadly. One of the foundation

Greetings all! Last call. If you want a participation certificate for your contribution to OpenChain in 2021 (and before), please list yourself in this

Hi Ouchi San, I would also like to thank you for compiling and obviously sharing the contents of the FAQ, I realize that this is a lot of effort. We, at Orange, are currently using it to improve our

Hi ouchi-san, I would like to thank you for your effort regardingthe FQA. I understand that it is difficult to createthis kind of FQA despite of differences of laws of countries. However,

The OpenChain Japan work group has released a new revision of its FAQ regarding frequent misunderstandings around open source licenses. This FAQ is available in English and Japanese, and assistance in

Shane San Thank you for the FAQ promotion. We would be happy if it is useful for people using OSS. Regards Yoshiko Ouchi

Thank you Ouchi San! Chris! I’m going to promote this FAQ across our social media channels tomorrow to welcome the weekend 🙂 Shane Coughlan OpenChain General Manager +818040358083 Book a

From Rose Judge over on the SPDX list: SPDX is hosting another DocFest on January 27th from 7-11 AM PST. The purpose of this event is to bring together producers and consumers of SPDX documents and

The OpenChain Japan Work Group has collaborated with ITMedia Inc. to produce a new series of articles covering open source and issues around compliance. The first article, by Endo San of Toyota,

OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230:2020 has a positive and active relationship with the security sector. Onward Security is our latest official partner and will bolster this part of our ecosystem