Keynote: Closing Remarks
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Recap emphasizes concrete shifts: research shows 7.7 billion global contribution to open source and a recent industry move where five banks lead a fork of Kamunda to keep an older Apache‑licensed version; claim that about 70% of core banking architecture is non‑differentiating drives the argument to open source common layers. Guidance: contribute early or late in a technology lifecycle and lower in the stack, back commercial open source funding in Europe, and consult the published state‑of‑open‑source report via the QR code.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Conference wrap-up
- 1:08Open source visibility and impact
- 2:31Open source value and tech stack
- 4:00Open source’s global economic impact
- 5:50Forking Kamunda: banks and governance
- 8:16Non-differentiating core banking
- 10:01Executives contributing to open source
- 12:27Call to action: funding open source
- 13:51EU digital sovereignty and fragmentation
- 14:56Tomorrow’s digital sovereignty
- 15:39Closing remarks
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