Keynote Session: FINOS Vice Chair Opening Remarks
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Deutsche Bank describes moving from decades of passive open source use to active contribution: it open sources Plexus (2018), deploys cataloging with Waltz and data modeling with Legend, and speeds builds with Symphony. Governance, an open source review board and license tooling now manage roughly 200 licenses under legal review, license risks and defect scanning, and shorten approval cycles so bug fixes, APIs and regulatory responses (GDPR, BCBS239) can be shared rather than rebuilt.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:50The state of open source
- 3:46Organisations have to address the same core aspects
- 7:50Policies, process and governance
- 11:30Consumption and contribution
- 12:40Collaboration and community
- 15:03The DB experience
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