What other names are for OSPOs? #16
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OTC, Open Source Technology Center |
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I know IBM used "The Open Source Steering Committee (OSSC)" http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.136.5657&rep=rep1&type=pdf |
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Although we call it Community Development team, I'd prefer OSPO so that we share a standard for explaining and recruiting. Also, behind OSPO we must define several focus (candidates) so that audiences get clear ideas about what we're doing. For example, instead of community or open source barely, developer relationship is easier to understand which people can migrate knowledge from customer relationship or something. |
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When I created the OSPO for Sony Ericsson (later renamed to Sony Mobile) in 2009 we called it "Open Source Software Operations", OSSO. There was a parallel entity for Software Security Operation, SSO. In addition we had a steering board called "Open Source Board" (which I - curiously enough - chaired as well) with cross-company representation (such as Legal, IPR, CTO, SW Dev and Business Development) that mostly was concerned on approving (larger) contributions. |
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We call ours the "OSS Committee" or the "Open Source Software PMO". |
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A new concept mentioned in the TODO slack channel by @hyandell: Acronym declare: FOSPO. Federated OSPO. When your OSPO's responsibilities are covered by multiple teams. I put forth that this is the goal for most OSPOs, for folk in Legal, Security, software-management, brand, and even dedicated-business unit OSPOs to all be a part of one company-spanning FOSPO |
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In Portugal you might find them as "Núcleo de Apoio ao Open Source" (support group). |
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How do people call the open source initiatives within their organizations? I've seen folks calling them open-source centers, advisory councils, and more.
What other names are out there? 🙂
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