Shane Coughlan

The OpenChain Project is delighted to announce we will host an open source license compliance workshop adjacent to Open Source Summit. The workshop will feature new compliance reference material, new training material and new case studies. We will have interactive panels and plenty of networking to ensure an excellent opportunity to get the latest and most useful information about compliance. The workshop is open to everyone and is free of charge.

Date: Tuesday, August 28
Time: 1:00 – 5:00 pm
Location: Room 205, Vancouver Convention Centre West
Registration Costs: Complimentary; Pre-registration required

Full Schedule:
13:00 – Welcome and Status Update
13:10 – Work Team – Conformance
13:30 – Forward Planning – Strategy and Tactics
14:00 – Networking Break
14:30 – Adjacent Project Status Overviews
– SPDX
– FOSSology
– Clearly Defined
15:00 – Work Team – Specification
15:50 – Networking Break
16:20 – Work Team – Curriculum
16:40 – Work Team – Onboarding
17:00 – Close

Learn More:

• Open Source Summit North America
• Co-Located Events

To Register:

• Please send an email to coughlan@linux.com

Compliance – Beginner Overview: 9th August, 13:30-16:30

Location:
MOXA Facility

Address:
Room A401, Fl. 4, No. 135, Lane 235, Baoqiao Rd. Xindian Dist., New Taipei City, 23145 Taiwan, R.O.C
Tel: +886-2-8919-1230 ext. 1945

Learn More:

• OpenChain Project Announcement: https://www.openchainproject.org/news/2018/07/12/openchain-announces-workshop-in-taipei

The OpenChain Project took center stage at the FOSS4G-Europe Conference with a keynote by Malcolm Bain of ID Law Partners, an OpenChain Partner Organization.

This event brings the European FOSS4G community together in face to face meetings and discussions to foster deeper interaction and to share knowledge. The 2018 edition of the conference was organized by Portugal OSGeo Chapter on behalf of the Europe OSGeo Chapter.

Learn More

• FOSS4G-Europe website
• ID Law Partners website

The OpenChain Project is delighted to announce that we will be hosting a legal track at the upcoming COSCUP event in Taipei, Taiwan. This event will start at 9:30 in the COSCUP Conference Room IB503 on the 12th August. As always our goal is to build bridges, share knowledge, and lay the foundation for increased trust in software supply chains.

Schedule

An introduction from our hosts

Lucien C.H. Lin 林誠夏, Shane Coughlan)

Open Source Licensing makes a Difference / 開源授權就是不一樣

Florence T.M. Ko 葛冬梅

Software Supply Chain and OSS

Satoru Ueda

Understand and perform the FOSS compliance in a community-driven way / 採社群思維模式做好開源合規

Lucien C.H. Lin 林誠夏

From OpenChain to FOSSology – Compliance in 2018

Shane Coughlan

Break

Introduction of OpenChain Japan WG

Hiroyuki Fukuchi, Shinsuke Kato

OIN Linux系統專利合作計畫

Kevin Huang 黃鴻文

Break

Panel: Different perspectives around compliance

Hosted by Shane Coughlan
Featuring:

• Hiroyuki Fukuchi
• Shinsuke Kato
• Florence T.M. Ko 葛冬梅
• Lucien C.H. Lin 林誠夏
• Satoru Ueda
• Kevin Huang 黃鴻文

Learn More:

The OpenChain Project is delighted to announce the release of four anonymous open source compliance case studies from Japan. These case studies mark the conclusion of our sequence of releases that saw information shared by Toyota, Hitachi, Sony and many more.

“The OpenChain Japan Work Group has provided strong leadership in developing and releasing knowledge around open source compliance,” says Shane Coughlan, OpenChain General Manager. “A great deal of this knowledge, available in both English and Japanese, is directly useful to companies considering the OpenChain standard, building open source program offices and simply working to get compliance right. After this fantastic run of case studies we look forward to next steps. Watch this space for more reference material, reports and contributions.”

Get The Case Studies Here

• Download in PDF format
• Download in PPTX format

The OpenChain Project is delighted to announce the release of a second set of tooling slides. These slides were contributed by Software Compliance Academy, one of our strategic partners in Germany, and build on our first release in May. As with all contributions to the OpenChain learning materials (curriculum and onboarding), these slides are published under the CC-0 license, effectively public domain.

“Reference material covering the real-world use of compliance tooling is a common request for companies all over the globe,” says Shane Coughlan, OpenChain General Manager. “Thanks to our partners in Germany we have been able to directly address this area. We look forward to seeing how people adopt these slides and to their feedback regarding future improvements. As always, everyone is welcome to use our materials, and everyone is welcome to be part of making them better.”

Get The Slides Here:

• Download in PDF format
• Download in PPTX format
• Download in ODP format

Get this guide and many more documents in the OpenChain Reference Library: https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Reference-Material

The OpenChain Project is delighted to announce three consumer device company case studies. These encompass company approaches, priorities and engagement with OpenChain. They are provided in anonymous format from major international stakeholders in both OpenChain and open source more generally.

“The OpenChain Project is first and foremost a way to build trust between companies,” says Shane Coughlan, OpenChain General Manager. “One of our most frequently requested items to support this process are case studies. Building on our prior releases of automotive case studies along with a raft of releases from Hitachi, Sony, Toyota, Fujitsu and Hitachi Solutions, these case studies offer direct insight into real-world open source compliance programs.”

These anonymous case studies are provided under CC-0 licensing, effectively public domain.

Get The Case Studies

• Download in PDF format
• Download in PPTX format
• Download in ODP format