Rise of the OSPO in Industry, Academia & Municipal Gov.
summary
Claims that institutions form networks of OSPOs to share code policy and funding. Shows concrete examples: lutes (BSD platform) runs ~250 services and sits inside ~1,000 apps in the City of Paris; the Paris–Baltimore summit spawns the OSPO++ working group and new offices at universities and in Ireland (LERO). Describes reuse: participatory budgeting code moving between Paris Budapest and Baltimore, and an open-source COVID tracker that achieved rapid public uptake.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24Background
- 4:54Journey to Paris
- 5:41Open Source Leadership Summit
- 6:05Recruiting
- 13:13Action
- 14:04Goal
- 14:43Ireland
- 16:43What is Open Source
- 17:16Growth of Open Source
- 17:53New Business Models
- 20:04University OSPO
- 22:05Why now
- 24:48What is an OSPO
- 24:58What does an OSPO look like
- 26:42The University OSPO
- 30:41Municipal OSPO
- 36:09Telling Stories
- 41:42Contact Us
