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Re: Oxford Meeting Promo

Andrew Katz
 

Excellent work Martin! I will get it promoted!

 

All the best

 

 

Andrew

 

 

 

From: <uk-wg@...> on behalf of "Martin Yagi via lists.openchainproject.org" <martin.yagi=firstlightfusion.com@...>
Reply to: "uk-wg@..." <uk-wg@...>
Date: Friday, 26 May 2023 at 09:56
To: "uk-wg@..." <uk-wg@...>
Subject: [uk-wg] Oxford Meeting Promo

 

Dear all,

 

For a bit of fun, and a test, I made a video promo for the meeting (uploaded to the bitesized video sub-group files area). I’ve posted it on my linkedin profile:-

 

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/martinyagi_openhardware-openchain-opensource-activity-7067784390264643584-4J4p?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

 

I feel that this might be pushing boundaries too far, but do let me know what you think (kindly please, I’m not an actor 😊 ).

 

Best regards,

 

Martin.

 

Martin Yagi | IP Manager | He/Him | First Light Fusion | Solving the problem of fusion power with the simplest machine possible | www.firstlightfusion.com

 

 
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Oxford Meeting Promo

Martin Yagi
 

Dear all,

 

For a bit of fun, and a test, I made a video promo for the meeting (uploaded to the bitesized video sub-group files area). I’ve posted it on my linkedin profile:-

 

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/martinyagi_openhardware-openchain-opensource-activity-7067784390264643584-4J4p?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

 

I feel that this might be pushing boundaries too far, but do let me know what you think (kindly please, I’m not an actor 😊 ).

 

Best regards,

 

Martin.

 

Martin Yagi | IP Manager | He/Him | First Light Fusion | Solving the problem of fusion power with the simplest machine possible | www.firstlightfusion.com

 

 
   First Light Fusion Ltd.
   p: 01865 807 670
   a: Unit 10, Oxford Pioneer Park, Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1QU

    

This email and any attachments are confidential. Find more legal information here.

OpenChain UK Work Group Meeting - 7 June 2023

Marie Parkinson
 

The details for the June meeting of the OpenChainUK WorkGroup have now been announced:

  • Date: 7th June 2023 
  • Time: 12:00 – 17:00
  • Venue: First Light Fusion – Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington OX5 1QU

Please note

The meeting will also be available to join virtually. Please register as normal and login details will be sent to you prior to the meeting.

Numbers to attend the meeting in person may be limited, so we would encourage early registration.

If you are attending in person you will need to bring a photo ID with you (driving license / passport. Company ID / business cards cannot be accepted). 

With the current roadworks, road closures and train line closures, we would advice attendees plan well in advance and leave in good time.

Meeting Agenda

  • An update from Martin on the bitesized videos
  • An update from Finnian on the anonymised case study project
  • Case studies workshop
  • Discussion on testimonials: what license(s) to use, can/should we include OC logos (all or some versions), how do we ‘release’ the material and to whom?
  • Discussion of ‘OpenChain October’ with bitesize videos inspired by the Japan WG ‘advent calendar’.
  • Discussion around liaising with the Japan WG
  • Videoing of introductions and testimonials

Book

The meeting is free of charge, and is open to anyone (whether in the UK or otherwise) interested in finding out more about why companies of all sizes are embracing OpenChain.

To confirm your place either in person or virtually so that we can guage numbers, please complete the Eventbrite booking form.
CHANGE: OpenChain Monthly North America / Europe call CHANGING from 09:00 US Pacific to 08:00 US Pacific

Shane Coughlan
 

Please note our monthly first Tuesday North America / Europe call is moving long-term from 09:00 US Pacific to 08:00 US Pacific. This is to avoid an overlap with an SPDX Project monthly call that many attendees also want to participate in.

Please see the attached calendar invitation for the updated call time.

This call is where we edit our license compliance and security assurance standards. It is open to every individual and company regardless of their membership of Linux Foundation or the OpenChain Project.

Agenda
• News
• Community feedback and comments - issues for standards and core supporting material
• Community feedback and comments - issues for reference and supporting material
• Any other business
• Close of meeting
This meeting is held in the OpenChain Project Zoom room:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799

Check your timezone:
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Find your local country number:
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Meeting ID: 437 759 2799

Regards

Shane


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Invitation: OpenChain Monthly Community Call - 09:00 US Pacific on 1s... @ Monthly from 01:00 to 02:00 on the first Tuesday 7 times (JST) (uk-wg@lists.openchainproject.org)

Shane Coughlan
 

OpenChain Monthly Community Call - 09:00 US Pacific on 1st Tuesday
The OpenChain Monthly Community Call for North America / Europe takes place at  09:00 US Pacific 1st Tuesday of each month. That is 17:00 UTC during PST and 16:00 UTC during PDT. This call is where we
 
The OpenChain Monthly Community Call for North America / Europe takes place at  09:00 US Pacific 1st Tuesday of each month. That is 17:00 UTC during PST and 16:00 UTC during PDT. 

This call is where we edit our license compliance and security assurance standards. It is open to every individual and company regardless of their membership of Linux Foundation or the OpenChain Project. 

Agenda
  1. News
  2. Community feedback and comments - issues for standards and core supporting material
  3. Community feedback and comments - issues for reference and supporting material
  4. Any other business
  5. Close of meeting
This meeting is held in the OpenChain Project Zoom room:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799

Check your timezone:
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+81 524 564 439,,4377592799# Japan
+82 2 3143 9612,,4377592799# Korea
+91 80 71 279 440,,4377592799# India
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Coming Soon: OpenChain Mini-Summit at Open Source Summit Europe – 2023-09-18

Shane Coughlan
 

The OpenChain Project will run a mini-summit adjacent to Open Source Summit Europe (OSS EU) on the 18th of September 2023. As with previous mini-summits, we encourage everyone to come together and network in-person. There is also an option to attend virtually. There is a nominal fee of $5 to attend in-person but you can contact us if the causes issues for your budget.

During Open Source Summit North America (OSS NA), we had two talks on automation for security and compliance, and it was clear that this topic resonated. The Q&A ran long, and our agenda has to be shortened to reflect this.

To address this obvious market interest, we will again return to automation for OSS EU, and we will invite some of our European colleagues to do deep dives into the current state of the market. We want to ensure this is a practical event focused on the implementation of processes that support our standards for license compliance and security assurance in organizations.

Check out the Mini-Summit listing for the event:
https://events.linuxfoundation.org/open-source-summit-europe/features/co-located-events/#openchain-project-mini-summit
Re: FLF Testimonial

Shane Coughlan
 

OK! 🫡

By the way, excellent stuff Martin!

On May 18, 2023, at 15:28, Martin Yagi <martin.yagi@...> wrote:

Not yet, please Shane.
We need to discuss how/when/where to release/announce, what license(s), use of OC logo, etc. All on the agenda for the next WG F2F meeting. Please give your thoughts and guidance in that forum. 😉
Best regards,
Martin.
From: uk-wg@... <uk-wg@...> On Behalf Of Shane Coughlan via lists.openchainproject.org
Sent: 18 May 2023 06:23
To: uk-wg@...
Subject: Re: [uk-wg] FLF Testimonial
Should I post this to the global group?
Shane Coughlan
OpenChain General Manager
+818040358083
Book a meeting:
https://meetings.hubspot.com/scoughlan


On May 17, 2023, at 17:39, Martin Yagi <martin.yagi@...> wrote:
 Dear all,
I’ve uploaded a first go of my OpenChain testimonial (text and video) to the bitesized training WG files area. Both a greenscreen background and with the green background replaced. I’m sure I can do better. 😉
uk-wg-sg-bitesize-training@... | Files
It should be possible to record similar ones by F2F attendees at the next WG meeting as I plan to have the office ‘studio’ area set up (it’s actually in a portacabin, so not quite BBC).
Best regards,
Martin.
Martin Yagi | IP Manager | He/Him | First Light Fusion | Solving the problem of fusion power with the simplest machine possible | www.firstlightfusion.com

First Light Fusion Ltd.
p: 01865 807 670
a: Unit 10, Oxford Pioneer Park, Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1QU
This email and any attachments are confidential. Find more legal information here.

First Light Fusion Ltd.
p: 01865 807 670
a: Unit 10, Oxford Pioneer Park, Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1QU

This email and any attachments are confidential. Find more legal information here.
Re: FLF Testimonial

Martin Yagi
 

Not yet, please Shane.

 

We need to discuss how/when/where to release/announce, what license(s), use of OC logo, etc. All on the agenda for the next WG F2F meeting. Please give your thoughts and guidance in that forum. 😉

 

Best regards,

 

Martin.

 

From: uk-wg@... <uk-wg@...> On Behalf Of Shane Coughlan via lists.openchainproject.org
Sent: 18 May 2023 06:23
To: uk-wg@...
Subject: Re: [uk-wg] FLF Testimonial

 

Should I post this to the global group?

Shane Coughlan

OpenChain General Manager

+818040358083

Book a meeting:



On May 17, 2023, at 17:39, Martin Yagi <martin.yagi@...> wrote:



Dear all,

 

I’ve uploaded a first go of my OpenChain testimonial (text and video) to the bitesized training WG files area. Both a greenscreen background and with the green background replaced. I’m sure I can do better. 😉

 

uk-wg-sg-bitesize-training@... | Files

 

It should be possible to record similar ones by F2F attendees at the next WG meeting as I plan to have the office ‘studio’ area set up (it’s actually in a portacabin, so not quite BBC).

 

Best regards,

 

Martin.

 

Martin Yagi | IP Manager | He/Him | First Light Fusion | Solving the problem of fusion power with the simplest machine possible | www.firstlightfusion.com

 

 
   First Light Fusion Ltd.
   p: 01865 807 670
   a: Unit 10, Oxford Pioneer Park, Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1QU

    

This email and any attachments are confidential. Find more legal information here.

 
   First Light Fusion Ltd.
   p: 01865 807 670
   a: Unit 10, Oxford Pioneer Park, Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1QU

    

This email and any attachments are confidential. Find more legal information here.

Re: FLF Testimonial

Shane Coughlan
 

Should I post this to the global group?

Shane Coughlan
OpenChain General Manager
+818040358083
Book a meeting:
https://meetings.hubspot.com/scoughlan

On May 17, 2023, at 17:39, Martin Yagi <martin.yagi@...> wrote:



Dear all,

 

I’ve uploaded a first go of my OpenChain testimonial (text and video) to the bitesized training WG files area. Both a greenscreen background and with the green background replaced. I’m sure I can do better. 😉

 

uk-wg-sg-bitesize-training@... | Files

 

It should be possible to record similar ones by F2F attendees at the next WG meeting as I plan to have the office ‘studio’ area set up (it’s actually in a portacabin, so not quite BBC).

 

Best regards,

 

Martin.

 

Martin Yagi | IP Manager | He/Him | First Light Fusion | Solving the problem of fusion power with the simplest machine possible | www.firstlightfusion.com

 

 
   First Light Fusion Ltd.
   p: 01865 807 670
   a: Unit 10, Oxford Pioneer Park, Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1QU

    

This email and any attachments are confidential. Find more legal information here.

FLF Testimonial

Martin Yagi
 

Dear all,

 

I’ve uploaded a first go of my OpenChain testimonial (text and video) to the bitesized training WG files area. Both a greenscreen background and with the green background replaced. I’m sure I can do better. 😉

 

uk-wg-sg-bitesize-training@... | Files

 

It should be possible to record similar ones by F2F attendees at the next WG meeting as I plan to have the office ‘studio’ area set up (it’s actually in a portacabin, so not quite BBC).

 

Best regards,

 

Martin.

 

Martin Yagi | IP Manager | He/Him | First Light Fusion | Solving the problem of fusion power with the simplest machine possible | www.firstlightfusion.com

 

 
   First Light Fusion Ltd.
   p: 01865 807 670
   a: Unit 10, Oxford Pioneer Park, Mead Road, Yarnton, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1QU

    

This email and any attachments are confidential. Find more legal information here.

Coming Soon: OpenChain UK Work Group meeting at First Light Fusion – 2023-06-07

Shane Coughlan
 

The next meeting of the workgroup will be occurring on the 7th of June. Martin has kindly offered to host us at First Light Fusion in their office in Yarnton, just outside Oxford. We’ll be starting things off at 12:45 with arrivals welcome from 12:00 for refreshments and informal discussions. Both in-person and online attendance are possible.

Learn more:
https://www.openchainproject.org/news/2023/05/12/coming-soon-openchain-uk-work-group-meeting-at-first-light-fusion-2023-06-07
7th June, save the date: UK Workgroup meeting at First Light Fusion

Finnian Robinson
 

Dear all,

The next meeting of the workgroup will be occurring on the 7th of June. Martin has kindly offered to host us at First Light Fusion in their office in Yarnton, just outside Oxford. We'll be starting things off at 12:45 with arrivals welcome from 12:00 for refreshments and informal discussions. Both in-person and online attendance are possible.

We'll set up an Eventbrite shortly with a detailed agenda. Please drop me an email if you would like to add anything. Our initial draft agenda includes:

  1. An update from Martin on the bitesized videos.
  2. An update from myself (Finnian) on the anonymised case study project. If people have any suggestions about how to tailor this project to suit you and your organisation, please let me know.
  3. Case studies workshop.
  4. Discussion around liaising with the Japan WG.
  5. A studio area (potentially - tbc) available 16:00-17:00 for videoing of introductions and testimonials. 
I'm looking forward to seeing you all then,

All the best,

Finnian Robinson

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Follow up to March's OpenChain UK conference

Finnian Robinson
 

Dear all  

I am emailing round a follow up to March’s OpenChain UK conference at the BBC’s Salford studios on behalf of Andrew: 

Thanks to all attendees (remote and in-person) for your contributions to March’s OpenChain UK meeting. A particular thank you David Buckhurst and Tom Sadler at the BBC for generously hosting us, and to Sami Atabani for stepping in to chair the meeting after I came down with covid.  

I hope all in-person attendees enjoyed the content recording and blue room sessions. I am very sorry to have missed out on those.  

 

Attendance: 

In person: Martin Yagi (First Light Fusion), Sami Atabani, Parbhat Singh (BBC), Steve Kilbane (Analog Devices), Madhavi Gajjar (Circular1 Health), Thomas Sadler (BBC), David Buckhurst (BBC). 

Virtual: Andrew Katz (Moorcrofts, Orcro), John Shields (BBC), Neil Craig (BBC), Nadia Sheikh (Moorcrofts), Anthony Decicco (GTC Law Group), Jo Westwood (BSA), Finnian Robinson (Orcro), Alex Murhphy (Orcro), 

Attendance drawn from registration prior to the event. If this is no longer accurate feel free to let me know and I will update the record. 

 

Meeting minutes 

  1. Update from Shane Coughlan on OpenChain news globally. 
    1. Shane provided an update on global traction around the Standards. 
      1. The Security Standard, introduced last year, has recently been given its draft international standard number and is expected to become an ISO standard this year. 
      2. Continental have instructed their developers to take OpenChain’s free online course as part of their training. KPMG have followed and requested that their suppliers do the same. 
      3. Shane updated us on progress with Chinese companies becoming OpenChain certified. 
      4. Shane also announced three proposed meetings of the China work group. 
    2. The website alongside the reference library and support materials have been completely revamped. 
    3. The next generation of licence compliance and security standards are being worked on, with the idea of iterating these in 2024. 
  2. Update on the compliance case study project from Steve Kilbane. 
    1. At the January meeting we discussed the creation of end-to-end compliance reference materials showing how an example real world project can be developed, built, and distributed. 
    2. Steve updated us on the repos of Analog Devices on GitHub, and noted how he was specifically looking at examples with multiple licences within them. 
  3. Update on the bite-size content project from Martin Yagi. 
    1. Martin Yagi demonstrated the testimonials already assembled as part of the bite-size content project. 
    2. Martin Yagi also demonstrated the PowerPoint which will become the visual component of a future video.  
    3. We discussed further ways to advance the project. See action points. 

 

Action points 

  1. Anonymised case studies 
    1. Shane and Andrew discussed the UK working group trailing a process of collating anonymised case studies of challenges with licence compliance.  
    2. It was decided that the most appropriate way to proceed with this would be for organisations wanting to offer their case studies to email their examples to Finnian.robinson@... 
      1. If these examples were not anonymised, Finnian would then anonymise them, and have the new version approved by the organisation prior to distributing them. 
    3. This would initially begin with the UK working group, but other work groups would be welcome to redirect their examples here.  
  2. Presentation on OpenChain Security Standard 
    1. Andrew proposed arranging a 10-minute presentation on the OpenChain security standards at the next meeting of the working group. 
  3. Advancing the compliance case study project. 
    1. A reminder that you can join the subgroup and mailing list for the compliance case study project, and the groups.io page via the following links: 
      1. You can join the subgroup and mailing list for end-to-end case studies via by emailing the following address: 
        1. uk-wg-sg-end-to-end-case-studies+subscribe@... 
      2. The link to the groups.io page for this sub-group is as follows: 
        1. uk-wg-sg-end-to-end-case-studies@... | Home 
  4. Advancing the bite-size content project. 
    1. Martin Yagi has set up a PowerPoint which could easily become a video and has begun working on scripts too. We would need a voiceover to add to this. 
    2. Once the content has been finalised, we need to discuss the most appropriate way to release it. 
      1. We need to decide the licensing for such content. 
      2. Putting together a list of questions on this topic to discuss and answer at the next meeting of the working group. 
    3. A reminder that you can join the subgroup and mailing list for the bite-size training project, and the groups.io page via the following links: 
      1. You can join the subgroup and mailing list by emailing the following link: 
        1. uk-wg-sg-bitesize-training+subscribe@... 
      2. The link to the groups.io page is as follows: 
        1. uk-wg-sg-bitesize-training@... | Home 
  5. Looking forward, we would like to set some specific tasks and work as a group to generate some deliverables.  
    1. To be discussed further at the next meeting. 
  6. Scheduling the next meeting of the UK working group. 
    1. Andrew suggested that the end of May and beginning of June may be appropriate. There were no objections at the time. We will get back to you shortly regarding this.  

 

Thank you again for an excellent meeting, and it is great to see the UK Working Group going strong. 

 

All the best, 

 

Andrew 
Last chance to take part in the The OpenChain Industry Survey 2023!

Shane Coughlan
 

Last chance to help with the OpenChain Industry Survey 2023 before we close it at the end of April:
https://forms.gle/uHdcM7YRMtAzCwhCA

All replies assist a great deal in understanding the market. Please do consider taking three minutes.

This survey covers a big topic: the global status of corporate engagement and management of open source. We are considering this from a “strategy” perspective rather than a “development” perspective. Our goal is to help inform project, product and supply chain decisions in the year ahead.

This survey is licensed under CC-0 so feel free to take it as the basis for your own surveys in the future.

This survey is also available in...日本:
https://forms.gle/twSVSsJzXmck7MBz6
Re: Reminder: OpenChain Webinar #51 - Tomorrow (2023-04-25) at 15:00 UTC / 08:00 PDT

Shane Coughlan
 

We start in just under half an hour. All welcome to ask Nick questions live:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799

Calendar invite attached for those who need it.

On Apr 25, 2023, at 14:26, Shane Coughlan <scoughlan@...> wrote:

Happening at 15:00 UTC (17:00 CEST) today - 2023-04-25:

OpenChain Webinar #51 will feature an update on ClearlyDefined by Nick Vidal over at the Open Source Initiative (OSI). A lot has happened since we last covered this project for open source metadata, including the move to a new home at OSI. All welcome! No registration needed.

Join us:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799
<OpenChain Webinar #51 - An Update on ClearlyDefined.ics>
On Apr 24, 2023, at 10:43, Shane Coughlan <scoughlan@...> wrote:

OpenChain Webinar #51 will feature an update on ClearlyDefined by Nick Vidal over at the Open Source Initiative (OSI). A lot has happened since we last covered this project for open source metadata, including the move to a new home at OSI. All welcome! No registration needed.

Calendar invitation attached.

Join us here 2023-04-25 at 15:00 UTC / 08:00 PDT:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799

Calendar

Re: Reminder: OpenChain Webinar #51 - Tomorrow (2023-04-25) at 15:00 UTC / 08:00 PDT

Shane Coughlan
 

Happening at 15:00 UTC (17:00 CEST) today - 2023-04-25:

OpenChain Webinar #51 will feature an update on ClearlyDefined by Nick Vidal over at the Open Source Initiative (OSI). A lot has happened since we last covered this project for open source metadata, including the move to a new home at OSI. All welcome! No registration needed.

Join us:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799

On Apr 24, 2023, at 10:43, Shane Coughlan <scoughlan@...> wrote:

OpenChain Webinar #51 will feature an update on ClearlyDefined by Nick Vidal over at the Open Source Initiative (OSI). A lot has happened since we last covered this project for open source metadata, including the move to a new home at OSI. All welcome! No registration needed.

Calendar invitation attached.

Join us here 2023-04-25 at 15:00 UTC / 08:00 PDT:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799

Calendar

The OpenChain Industry Survey 2023 is now accepting responses

Shane Coughlan
 

The OpenChain Industry Survey 2023 is now live.

Help create a snapshot of the current market and help direct community resources and energy throughout 2023. We will post the results in May. Learn more:
https://www.openchainproject.org/news/2023/04/03/openchain-industry-survey-2023

Direct link to survey:
https://forms.gle/a26kGpoLLBSd8bA69
Re: REMINDER: OpenChain Webinar #50 - An Overview of SPDX 3.0 @ 09:00 CEST (07:00 UTC) 2023-03-31

Shane Coughlan
 

A reminder that we start our SPDX 3.0 overview and explanation webinar in about ten minutes (09:00 CEST / 07:00 UTC / 15:00 CST / 16:00 KST + JST). All welcome here:
https://zoom.us/j/4377592799

On Mar 31, 2023, at 13:55, Shane Coughlan <scoughlan@...> wrote:

OpenChain Webinar #50 - An Overview of SPDX 3.0
09:00 CEST (07:00 UTC) 2023-03-31

Our 50th webinar will feature Alexios Zavras, Chief Open Source Compliance Officer at Intel Corporation and a long-term friend and collaborator around the OpenChain Project. This time the topic will be SPDX 3.0, a significant generational update to SPDX, a sister standard to OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 and OpenChain ISO/IEC DIS 18974.

SPDX is a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) specification, so it operates one layer down from the fundamental processes outlined by OpenChain's standards, and it provides an excellent way to meet our requirements for an SBOM to be used by companies. The second generation of SPDX has been an ISO/IEC standard for two years as ISO/IEC 5962. The third generation shows interesting promise as a way to manage license compliance, security and more.

https://zoom.us/j/4377592799


<OpenChain Webinar #50 - An Overview of SPDX 3.0.ics>

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REMINDER: OpenChain Webinar #50 - An Overview of SPDX 3.0 @ 09:00 CEST (07:00 UTC) 2023-03-31

Shane Coughlan
 

OpenChain Webinar #50 - An Overview of SPDX 3.0
09:00 CEST (07:00 UTC) 2023-03-31

Our 50th webinar will feature Alexios Zavras, Chief Open Source Compliance Officer at Intel Corporation and a long-term friend and collaborator around the OpenChain Project. This time the topic will be SPDX 3.0, a significant generational update to SPDX, a sister standard to OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 and OpenChain ISO/IEC DIS 18974.

SPDX is a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) specification, so it operates one layer down from the fundamental processes outlined by OpenChain's standards, and it provides an excellent way to meet our requirements for an SBOM to be used by companies. The second generation of SPDX has been an ISO/IEC standard for two years as ISO/IEC 5962. The third generation shows interesting promise as a way to manage license compliance, security and more.

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OpenChain UK Workgroup Meeting - 28th March 2023

Andrew K
 

Hello All

First of all, a big thank-you to Tom Sadler and David Buckhurst for hosting the meeting yesterday. I'm sorry not to be able to make the meeting personally and I remain envious! And thank you also to all those who took the time to attend, both virtually and in person. Thank you also to Shane for a great update on everything going on in the world of OpenChain, and to Martin Yagi for the great work he's done on the bite-sized training project. Also, thanks to Steve Kilbane for his questions and thoughts on the end-to-end compliance issue, and also to Sami for his input and agreeing to hold the fort. I hope that, for those who travelled, that you had safe and uneventful journeys home. 

I will be circulating a note shortly summarising the outcomes from the meeting, and suggesting some dates for the next meeting, which will also be a hybrid in-person/virtual event, probably at the end of May or the beginning of June. 

All the best




Andrew
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