Keynote: Open Source Technology as a Starting Point to Greater Access & Inclus...
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Open source communities provide a concrete blueprint: share the actual governance and accessibility policies with management, use inner sourcing to make promotion criteria explicit, and push ERGs to adopt contribution rules and simpler language. The talk claims transparency — for example one in nine Hispanic consumers below 620 — would improve financial inclusion if banks and credit agencies publish clear best practices. Expected result is measurable: more innovation inside firms, higher retention and pay parity, and broader community wealth when contributions are allowed to scale.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:51Celebrate Open Source Developers
- 4:07Dei Diversity Equity and Inclusion
- 4:57Esg Environmental Social and Governance
- 5:47Use Cases
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