Empowering Asian Contributions: The Rise of Regional User Groups in...
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OpenChain Japan launches in 2017 and runs 33 all member meetings, eight sub work groups and a mailing list with over 100 entities and 230+ subscribers, producing a supplier leaflet, FAQ, translations, and a “speedx light specification” upstreaming; regional activity helps drive adoption—about 130 companies certified ISO 5230 and Asia accounts for roughly half of adopters; barriers include language distance and lengthy corporate approval processes that can delay simple contributions by months, so community onsen meetups and 50+ OPO meetups focus on trust building and onboarding.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Speaker introductions
- 5:03Growing open source contributors
- 9:23OpenChain Japan Working Group
- 16:37Regional community motivations
- 23:02Building regional communities
- 29:07Future of open source growth
- 33:20Q&A
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