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OSPO Newsletter 30

OSPOlogylive Malmö

Explore the impact of EU regulations, InnerSource and sharing culture, Recent developments, and best practices in Software, Measuring OSPO and ISPO success, Bill of Material development updates, and sharing open source and InnerSource journeys from businesses across sectors established in Europe and Sweden.

RSVP Required

Updates from the OSPO Landscape Dashboard

The OSPO Lanscape has migrated to landscape2. This enhancement is designed to offer a more user-friendly experience for navigating the vast world of open source program offices (OSPO), including adopter organizations and tooling useful for an OSPO day-to-day operations

💡Open Source Guide of the month

Improve your open source development impact guide

Open source development requires a different approach to software engineering than many organizations are accustomed to. It becomes easier if you have a clear plan to follow. Fortunately, many companies and individuals have already forged a path to success by contributing to significant open source projects in strategic ways. This practical guide will help you and your company improve your internal development process and prepare you to contribute to the open source projects that matter most to your company

https://todogroup.org/resources/guides/improve-your-open-source-development-impact/

📚 OSPO Jobs

A list of OSPO related jobs published during this month!

📌 ICYMI Industry News and Articles

Here’s what you missed! A summary of the most recent OSPO-related resources:

🙋‍♀️ OSPOers of the Month

Acknowledging contributions made to TODO and OSPOlogy initiatives from our community:

  • Alice Sowerby and Zhiqian Yu for jumping in on the copy edits and chapter review for the OSPO Book. Check the PR here.
  • Jan van den Berg for updating the Vale spelling checker to v3 in the OSPO Book. Check the PR here.
  • Nico Rikken for assisting with note-taking during the monthly TODO Touchpoint call (EMEA & APAC). Check the summary here.
  • Supriya for helping to define the OSPOlogy Live Malmö program and providing hosting. Check the registration page here.
  • Zhiqian Yu and Li Jiansheng for organizing the first OSPOlogy Live China meetup in Beijing. Check the details here.
  • Gergely Csatari for leading the roundtable discussion at the OSPO BoF in KubeCon and helping to transfer the insights taken into the OSPO book. See the summary here.
  • Gergely Csatari for completing the sharing March OSPO meetup in Helsinki. See the summary here.
  • Masayuki Kuwata and Owada for completing the 28th Japan OSPO local meetup. See the summary here
  • Tim Kolecke for facilitating the TODO General Member Friday Touchpoint. Check the summary here.

📎 Upcoming Conferences and Call for Papers

If you are interested in joining TODO / OSPOlogy working groups, please find the one that better fits your timezone in the todogroup.org/community calendar. We also host TODO Touchpoint calls (AKA open office hours) to explore common challenges in OSPO day-to-day operations across different organizations.

  • ✨ Find more OSPO insights within the TODO’s Guides and additional OSPO resources.

  • 🧐 Do you have ideas on how to improve this newsletter? File an issue: https://github.com/todogroup/ospology/issues.

  • 🫂 If you are new to TODO Group Community, make sure to visit TODO get started pages.

  • 💚 Our General Members, OSPO Associates, and Ambassadors fuel TODO. Without their help and expertise, we would not be able to do the work we do. If your organization is interested in supporting the TODO Group, see more info here.