Panel Discussion: The Growth of InnerSource in Financial Services
summary
FINOS SIG forms in early 2021 and members report concrete wins: a Capital One platform built on GitHub Enterprise open by default grows into a scaled inner‑source community with cross‑business contributions; common targets are shared libraries, UI components and build scripts; barriers are cultural ownership and secrets, so teams introduce trusted committer roles, CI pipelines and high test coverage; maturity model and small OSPO-like teams resolve disputes and experiments prove repeatable value.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:01US Bank inner source journey
- 3:06Capital One inner source evolution
- 5:15Inner source blockers
- 9:43Inner source better practices
- 10:24Scaling inner source
- 13:15Ownership culture psychology
- 16:23Ego and collaboration
- 18:29In-person panel
- 19:11InnerSource Commons update
- 21:36Inner source open source path
- 23:41Breaking financial silos
- 25:48Siloing root causes
- 27:15Security and ownership silos
- 30:20Q&A on inner source
- 32:47Inner source beyond code
- 34:13Apache Way governance
- 37:23Inner source conflicts
- 38:49Proving inner source value
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