Building the Open Source Program Office at Goldman Sachs
summary
Goldman Sachs forms an Open Source Program Office in August 2021 to centralize policy, legal budget and developer support, and it now supports thousands of engineers (more than 8,000 and fewer than 20,000) with a small core OSPO team (more than 3 and fewer than 15). The firm builds a GitHub contribution tracker called GSOS tracking tool, donates GS collections → Eclipse Foundation, pays lawyers to clear license risks (Grafana relicensing is resolved) and simplifies contributor workflows so projects can move forward.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Who is Goldman Sachs
- 2:24Companies in Japan
- 4:13Marty Pauley
- 6:09Thank you Vicki
- 6:40Background
- 7:51Open Source Projects
- 9:02Open Source Foundations
- 9:31Open Source Program Office
- 14:28Why Open Source
- 18:48Questions
- 20:18Problems
- 23:18Social Media Policy
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