FOSS compliance in university R+D projects and tech transfer
summary
Universities routinely produce usable research software but often lack license inventories, centralized repos or long-term storage, so a pilot implements OpenChain ISO standard across three to four projects over six months, setting up a competence center, a GitLab-backed infrastructure, scanners and Software 360, and performing automated scan and remediate licenses work (covering copyleft/GPL incompatibilities, provenance and copyright notices) to enable legal distribution and tech transfer.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to FOSS in universities
- 2:30Challenges in university R&D
- 6:49OpenChain as a solution
- 10:21OpenChain’s five chapters
- 14:11Pilot project results
- 18:49Competence center setup
- 22:18Institutional support and motivation
- 25:07Q&A session
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