TODO Steering Committee - Management & OSPO Ask Anything
summary
The session lists concrete resources and outcomes: an OSPO book published as an open-source project, a public certification course, a published maturity model and an OPO mind map, monthly touchpoint calls via Slack and GitHub, and a FINOS survey. It cites that ~80% of organizations report OSPOs have meaningful impact and 91% focus on risk/security. It describes small, often distributed OSPO teams doing glue work and recommends metrics, spreadsheets and stakeholder-specific arguments to translate open source needs into funding under Chatham House rules.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:55TODO Group mission
- 8:52Career growth in open source
- 17:16Corporate open source contributions
- 21:48OSPO maturity measurement
- 26:22Distributed OSPOs
- 30:36OSPO future evolution
- 36:51TODO Group resources
- 39:21Closing
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