How Standards of The Open Group are Changing Indrustries
summary
The Open Group runs standards work through 700+ members and a deterministic standards plus certification process that produces deployable specs and tests. TOGAF counts 90,000 certified individuals. Industry forums are producing concrete outcomes: the FACE avionics model drives procurement change; Open Process Automation publishes a first standard and vendor interoperability demos; OSDU brings cloud providers and roughly 85 organizations to build a reference architecture and open‑source code so operators can use far more than the current ~10% of their subsurface data.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:06Open Group overview and mission
- 6:10Key forums and their work
- 13:57FACE Consortium in avionics
- 19:46Open Process Automation Forum
- 22:57Open Subsurface Data Universe
- 27:12Industry impact and future directions
- 29:04Q&A and closing
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