The Journey and Future of...
Panelat Open Source Summit Japan + AI_dev: Open Source GenAI & ML Summit + Automotive Linux Summit 2025 · 2025-12-08..12-10·
summary
OpenChain Japan documents concrete results: a working group runs 34 meetups, a mailing list with 230+ members from 100+ entities, and an FAQ exceeding 100 Qs translated to English. They publish practical outputs like SPDX Lite and drove the OpenChain specification into ISO IEC 5230; 2023 adds a security assurance spec and SBOM promotion. Community days now draw 100+ attendees, an ambassador program has 25 regional ambassadors, and cross‑industry supplier outreach is underway.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00OpenChain project intro
- 1:27Project overview and mission
- 5:10Japan working group history
- 7:16Key outputs from Japan
- 10:30Ambassadors worldwide role
- 12:00COVID era activities
- 15:05Post-COVID in-person events
- 16:33Cross-industry collaboration challenges
- 18:03FAQ working group collaboration
- 19:53Local needs driving global outputs
- 21:44Finding needs via informal communication
- 25:16Future of software supply chain
- 25:57Expanding beyond Tokyo
- 27:03Promoting open source culture in Japan
- 28:11Open source as business value
- 29:42Governance in automotive industry
- 31:13Spreading to suppliers
- 33:04License gaps among engineers
- 35:23International collaboration
- 37:57Global OSPO knowledge sharing
- 38:45Meet the ambassadors
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