Dear Specification Team The OpenChain ballot is complete and we are approved as an ISO standard. Next step is publication (and ISO number) within six weeks. When we are published we will do PR in Engl

The recording of the OpenChain Specification Team Fourth Monday August call is now available: https://youtu.be/DPYMisFWW_s This call covered discussion on how to set expectations around evolution of t

A reminder that if you want to chat about the OpenChain Specification, our regular call is coming up… OpenChain Specification Work Team - Fourth Monday Call - Today at 5pm Pacific Join Zoom Meeting (

The recording of our regular bi-weekly Specification Work Team is now available. This is where people can provide input on the current version of the standard, suggest new reference material, and also

This is a big email. It is about taking the lessons learned on the Conformance Questionnaire Webinar held on the 3rd of August 2020 to improve our self-certification questionnaire. Lessons applicable

Mark will host our regular bi-weekly Specification Work Team meeting at 9am Pacific today. This is where you can provide feedback and suggestions for clarification material and future iterations of th

The full recording of the 2nd OpenChain Specification bi-weekly call is now available. This call went over the general parameters of the editing process for the next generation of the OpenChain specif

Dear all Mark Gisi (Spec Chair) will lead a meeting today (5pm PST) to discuss the next version of the OpenChain specification (3.0). Join Zoom Meeting ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9990120120?pwd=NzVCa

As Shane announced last week - we will be meeting today (9am PST) to discuss the next version of the OpenChain specification (3.0) Note – there is a password (123456) Join Zoom Meeting https://windriv

Dear all Immediately after our 3rd webinar covering contribution policies, M&A and due diligence between 9am and 10am Pacific May 4th, Mark Gisi will lead a 20 minute first drafting discussion of the

The global lockdown due to the spread of COVID-19 is a unique historical moment. We are seeing both great success and great challenges in addressing this disease, and at all times there is an awarenes

Dear All (below action required from Mark, Miriam and SZ) We have begun to migrate away from our old wiki and fully onto the Github infrastructure. Our Japan Work Group has created a tutorial on how g

Hi all Hans from Bosch brought up a topic on one rationale in the spec and - subsequent to the call - opened an issue on GitHub: https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Specification/issues/50 Pasted bel

Are you using part of the main OpenChain wiki here? http://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/openchain/ Time to prepare for an infrastructure change. We are taking all our toys to Github to make collaboration

Dear all, it is time to close registration for our first OpenChain Germany Work Group. Here is an overview of what you can expect on February 6th in Nuremberg: Our Agenda • Welcome & Introduction • Op

As we head into the weekend it is the perfect time to take a moment and review one of the most important documents in our reference library. There are two primary requests in the OpenChain Project reg

This is your chance to help finalize our ISO submission. For those new to the specification – The OpenChain project has developed a specification that defines a core set of requirements that a trusted

We have receive feedback from the larger public as part of the public comments stage. Some of which has been incorporated in to the 2.1 draft rc3 while the remainder was queued for the next major vers

Dear OpenChain Community, We are now seeking broader public comments for ISO submission version 2.1 of the Specification which will conclude on December 10th. This is the last major step in the spec d

The OpenChain Project has launched a dedicated mailing list for participants in our India Work Group. All parties are welcome to join. Visit the Mailing List https://lists.openchainproject.org/g/india