The OSPO as a Construct for Global Change
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Claim: municipal and academic OSPOs produce measurable civic tech outcomes. Paris’s lutes is a 217‑service open platform; Johns Hopkins opens an OSPO and partners with Paris engineers to adapt a scheduler for Saint Francis in Baltimore after a six‑month ransomware outage. Result: the scheduler is deployed and used by neighborhood centers, showing increased access for kids (notably girls of color). The model scales as a networked OSPO +++ approach pairing city needs with university engineering capacity.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:52History of Open Source
- 2:18Munich
- 2:58France
- 3:29Code for America
- 5:15Jason Hibbert
- 5:44Brian Bellendorf
- 6:19Baltimore
- 6:44Ransomware
- 7:02Global Change
- 7:27Centers of Excellence
- 7:52Baltimore Neighborhood Centers
- 11:14Greater Paris
- 11:25Johns Hopkins University
- 15:59Johns Hopkins
- 16:54European OSPO Advice
- 21:14Cascadia Innovation Zone
- 21:50European Commission
- 22:34Ireland
- 23:43OSPO Plus
- 24:28Logo
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