What We Learned from Creating OSPO at Cybertrust Japan
summary
Cybertrust Japan launches an OSPO (press release June 23, 2022) built from TODO Group templates and maps five concrete goals to activity areas, including five goals, OpenSSF team, and internal OSS training. It creates a Miracle Linux user meetup and wiki, sponsors events as a gold sponsor and sends developers to OSSummit Europe, runs cross-company license study sessions with legal, and starts contribution-assist projects. Results show more contributions and better compliance but capacity gaps require more dedicated headcount.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00OSPO journey at Cybertrust Japan
- 1:10Speaker background
- 3:47Open source culture challenges
- 8:23TODO Group resources
- 9:28Launching the OSPO
- 13:08OSPO objectives
- 16:50Working with communities
- 19:25Promoting open source use
- 21:38License compliance
- 23:10Building open source culture
- 25:48OSPO progress and challenges
- 27:38Future scaling plans
- 29:47Key takeaways
- 30:30Q&A
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