Trusted Supply Chains - How OpenChain Makes a Difference in a...
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OpenChain provides two formal standards (ISO 52000 2020 for license compliance and ISO 18974 for light security assurance), a public registry of conformant contacts and a community process that fixes defects upstream instead of litigating; the project hits its 10‑year mark, maintains a 25‑member global board, releases a CRA checklist release candidate now and targets v1.0.0 on September 11, and pilots AI compliance guidance and local, low‑budget meetups that scaled with government backing in 2025.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00OpenChain introduction and mission
- 3:56Supply chain trust problem
- 5:27OpenChain ISO standards
- 8:19OpenChain’s approach spirit
- 10:28Community trust building
- 11:30Conformance public commitment
- 14:42AI reshaping compliance
- 15:49Trust via meetups
- 17:59Conformance contribution
- 19:48Q&A
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