Building Open Source Culture in an Enterprise: The Infosys OSPO Story
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Infosys builds a centralized OSPO with CTO sponsorship, an open-source portal with automated IP/legal approval workflows, a code store for discovery, an internal gigs marketplace called Infosys Accelerate, and local cohorts for CNCF’s zero to merge and Hacktoberfest. Results: 750,000 lines of code last year, 200+ contributions, 150 active contributors, top‑10 contributor status on Backstage and Kyverno, CNPA beta and HPE/UPA launch partnerships, and measurable reuse and employee engagement.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Open source culture shift
- 1:48Open source contributions survey
- 3:53Open source culture ethos
- 6:00Benefits of open source culture
- 8:31Infosys OSPO foundation
- 9:57Open source contribution tools
- 13:15Employee engagement initiatives
- 16:28Two-year achievements
- 17:54OSPO charter and client engagement
- 18:57CNCF on Infosys contributions
- 21:03Conclusion
- 23:09Q&A
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