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Building a Successful Open Source Management Strategy

July 28, 2019 By GISuser

Are you contemplating a switch to open source technology? Perhaps you’re a consultant and want to expand your expertise and solution offerings to include Open Source solutions. This resource may be worth a read then.

Building a Successful Open Source Management Strategy

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Addressing Open Source Management Challenges in both Development and Risk/Legal

When software is deployed continuously, composition analysis for quality, compliance, and security within code needs to be managed strategically. Ensuring that the benefits of open source are not outweighed by risks, software developers and corporate counsel must align around tools and practices to help manage their open source code responsibly to drive business value. Building and Maintaining a Successful Open Source Management Strategy discusses:

  • Software challenges including compliance, security and code quality
  • Best practices for managing open source software
  • Key goals of a successful open source management strategy
  • Essential steps for achieving your open source goals

Developers choose to use open source code to accelerate development, but manual open source management counters the time-saving advantages that drew them to open source in the first place.

Offered Free by: Fossa 

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