The Many Faces of Measuring OSPO Success
summary
Survey of concrete measures and tools for OSPOs: recommends mapping business goals to questions, using CHAOSS metrics and Grimoire Lab visualizations to track contributors as cross-platform entities (not just commits), retention and newcomer funnels, and supply‑chain/compliance signals. Notes existing TODO Group guidance but gaps for medium firms. Demonstrates tooling with 70+ dashboards in Grimoire Lab, mentions Auror and recommends trusting open toolchains. Describes Bitergia’s OSPO-as-a-service build, handover after ~1 year.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53Outdoor vs Indoor OSPO
- 3:39Goals of an OSPO
- 5:18What is your business goal
- 6:40The ToDo Group
- 8:00Disclaimer
- 9:23Hospital Manager
- 11:29Recap
- 13:03Impact and Influence
- 14:18Different Hats
- 14:39Different stakeholders
- 15:02Community managers
- 17:48Lessons learned
- 19:16Business goals
- 20:52Metrics
- 21:45Open Source
- 23:12Chaos Community
- 24:06Remote Lab
- 24:46Retention
- 24:57Projects
- 25:49Questions
- 26:40Technical discussion
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