OpenTechHub argues that digital-sovereignty programs should focus less on creating an Open Source Program Office label and more on assigning the concrete procurement, governance, security, compliance, contribution, and vendor-replacement work that open-source adoption requires.
You Don't Need an OSPO. You Need the Jobs It Owns
OpenTechHub argues that digital-sovereignty programs should focus less on creating an Open Source Program Office label and more on assigning the concrete procurement, governance, security, compliance, contribution, and vendor-replacement work that open-source adoption requires.
Source: Opentechhub