This is a reminder to delete all legacy OpenChain calendar invites by close of business June 30th. We will reboot our calendar for July 1st to remove orphaned invites. > On Jun 27, 2022, at 16:11, Sha

Hi everyone, At TODO we are launching the 5th OSPO Survey to study the status of open source programs or similar open source initiatives among different organizations (including enterprises, governmen

Asking for feedback on a recent note. Does your organization have a similar approach? For the Vulnerabilities reporting some organizations have an established Security defects data visibility policy i

The recordings from the recent Korea Work Group Meeting #14 are now available on their local website. Check them out here: https://openchain-project.github.io/OpenChain-KWG/meeting/14th/ You will find

OpenChain Webinar #44 - Heather Meeker and FOSSDA: a nascent oral history of the free and open source movement Today, 14:00 UTC 27th June Our 44th webinar will - as usual - be held in the OpenChain Pr

After receiving some feedback, our calendar issues will be resolved in the following way: (a) after our regular bi-weekly webinar today (Monday 27th), our calendar will be cleared for the rest of the

The OpenChain Project is delighted to collaborate with our sister project, TODO Group, around OSPOCon at Open Source Summit Europe. More Details: https://www.openchainproject.org/featured/2022/06/26/o

I like the idea of "delete all and resend". What you can do is maybe fix a date for the "great resend"... So that everybody can ensure they've cleaned up their calendar before... With my best regards,

OpenChain has various regular or semi-regular meetings throughout each month: Our webinars Our tooling work group Our telco work group Until recently we also had a bi-weekly global call, but consensus

The OpenChain Korea Work Group is meeting today at 14:00 KST. You will find the dial-in details and the agenda in the link. The meeting will be held in Korean and all are welcome to attend. https://ww

Hello, for my Master´s thesis on the topic "The Relevance of OSS Compliance Certification in the Software Supply Chain - A Qualitative Analysis" at the Technical University of Munich I am looking for

Webinar #43 – Inner Source and the OSPO - Full Recording Dirk Riehle, Professor of Computer Science at University of Erlangen, takes us on a deep dive: https://www.openchainproject.org/featured/2022/0

Dear all, Please find enclosed the German translation of the FAQ: "Common Misunderstandings about OSS Licensing" that has been announced some time ago. Thanks a lot to Stefanie Pors for reviewing and

Bit of a catch-up. You can check out the full recording of our recent India Work Group meeting right here: https://www.openchainproject.org/news/2022/06/07/india-wg-2022-05-31

Hi everyone! This is Ana from TODO Group 🙂 At TODO, we are introducing a new framework for in-person OSPO workshops piloting in Europe first so people can talk openly about their organization's open s

Dirk Riehle will deliver our 43rd webinar as we explore Inner Source and the OSPO. He will introduce inner source, its significance for the open source program office, and how to quantify and solve th

The OpenChain Project is committed to helping companies around the world experience a trusted supply chain. As part of this, our community develops and releases a ton of reference material to provide

Heads up. Really important stuff happening in the tooling work group 👍 Join the discussion: https://groups.io/g/oss-based-compliance-tooling Regards Shane Shane Coughlan OpenChain General Manager +818

Hi all, Apologies if this question is off-topic. I figure it’s OpenChainy, in that it relates to tying outbound software back to inbound software. As part of our compliance and SBOM processes, we’re i

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