Open Lisbon, Keynote, “State of Open Source”, Digital
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Does Open Source Software need regulation?
Not for the first time, there have been calls for open source regulation. Regulating open source software would be wholly inappropriate and would fail to solve the issues we see today. We need to regulate the use cases of software such as finance, regulated sectors, public infrastructure rather than the code. This regulation must apply
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Computer Weekly: The challenge of open source in the enterprise is not technical
Computer Weekly had a chat with Amanda Brock, the CEO of OpenUK about how enterprise software contracts have evolved with the advent of open source.
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Chinchilla Squeaks Podcast talks to Amanda Brock CEO on OpenUK
Chris Chinchilla, host of the post cast Chinchilla Squeaks talks to Amanda Brock CEO about upcoming projects and OpenUK’s current state of open survey
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BCS podcast talks to Amanda Brock CEO on Open Source being more than money-saving
“Open source software economic evaluation needs far more than a total cost of ownership calculation. A new survey looks at its value in broader terms, alongside compliance, legal issues and other aspects of the journey to maturity. Amanda Brock from OpenUK and Jennifer Barth at Smooth Media discuss the commitment of the community and the
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ComputerWeekly.com reports on Amanda Brock’s Keynote at Percona Live on what open source really means today
Listening to OpenUK CEO Amanda Brock speaking at Percona Live 2022, the Computer Weekly Open Source Insider team noted the following thoughts from her keynote…
Percona Live, Keynote, “How is open source shaping up to survive and thrive in the Roaring 20’s?”, Austin
In a time of turbulence can our immature open source model survive attack? – Why does it matter that open source is not a business model? – Why is #opensource open to use for any purpose by anyone? – How do our Governments adopt secure open source ?
