Open Supply Chains - the Quattro S Initiative
summary
The Quattro S initiative claims it can make the entire IT value chain transparent and secure by combining Security, Safety, Sovereignty and Social Product principles with open practices; it targets hardware, design tools and fabs and asks what socioeconomic processes and financing models would create that chain. The group forms a consortium of six institutional partners, publishes the paper Open Source Value Chains for Addressing Security Issues Efficiently, and lays out objectives and concrete next steps rather than abstract examples.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Open Supply Chains intro
- 3:00Quattro S research institutions
- 6:13Supply chain security risks
- 10:23Open systems in critical infra
- 13:23Energy social partnerships
- 16:50Quattro S global potential
- 19:48Closing remarks
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