Open Source at Goldman Sachs
Talkat Open Source in Finance Forum New York 2022 · on Thursday, 2022-12-08· at 14:35· HUB 3, New York, NY, USA·
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Open Source Program Office launches August 2021 and grows to about eight staff in a year, standardizing contribution policies and licensing workflows, adding internal contribution tooling that ties GitHub access to IP/legal review, and shipping dashboards tracking active contributors plus PR and month‑over‑month growth metrics. It embeds open source into onboarding boot camps, runs workshops and an ambassadorship program, automates compliance checks to prevent data or IP leaks, and plans public visualizations of contribution metrics next year.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction to OSPO concept
- 1:30Panelist roles at Goldman Sachs OSPO
- 4:18Why Goldman Sachs created OSPO
- 6:26OSPO team structure and growth
- 12:29Challenges building OSPO
- 16:24Key OSPO challenges
- 18:32Improving developer experience
- 20:40Goldman Sachs at OS Readiness Forum
- 22:06Advice for starting OSPO
- 23:55Q&A: OSPO team size and legal
- 25:26Q&A: OSPO external engagement
- 26:49Q&A: OSPO creation tipping point
- 30:16Q&A: Tools and metrics for OS contributions
- 31:40Q&A: ESG reporting for OS contributions
- 33:44Closing remarks
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