
Governing Open Source in the Enterprise: OSPO Strategies for Innovation and Compliance -David Hirsch
Governing Open Source in the Enterprise: OSPO Strategies for Innovation and Compliance - David Hirsch, Dynatrace
Embracing open source at scale brings tremendous opportunities – and new governance challenges – for enterprises. This session delves into how Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) and robust governance models can balance rapid innovation with compliance and risk management. We will examine common hurdles large organizations face when integrating open-source software: from navigating license compliance and security vulnerabilities to managing contributions and community engagement. Through best practices and case studies, attendees will learn how to establish effective open source policies and processes that encourage innovation rather than hinder it. Key topics include setting up an OSPO charter, automated license compliance checks, inner sourcing vs. outsourcing decisions, and fostering a company culture that aligns with open-source values. With OSPO adoption growing 32% since last year, this talk equips technology leaders and managers to confidently expand their use of open source – leveraging its competitive advantages while meeting legal, security, and business requirements.
Embracing open source at scale brings tremendous opportunities – and new governance challenges – for enterprises. This session delves into how Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) and robust governance models can balance rapid innovation with compliance and risk management. We will examine common hurdles large organizations face when integrating open-source software: from navigating license compliance and security vulnerabilities to managing contributions and community engagement. Through best practices and case studies, attendees will learn how to establish effective open source policies and processes that encourage innovation rather than hinder it. Key topics include setting up an OSPO charter, automated license compliance checks, inner sourcing vs. outsourcing decisions, and fostering a company culture that aligns with open-source values. With OSPO adoption growing 32% since last year, this talk equips technology leaders and managers to confidently expand their use of open source – leveraging its competitive advantages while meeting legal, security, and business requirements.
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