I’m a big fan of periodically taking time to reflect on the past, and the new year seems like an excellent time to do so. So let’s look at some…
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This guide is part of a three part series. This is part three. Read part one or two for context and a deep dive into the metrics respectively. In the…
Last week, I attended The OpenForum Academy Symposium in Berlin. This is Open Forum Europe’s (OFE) academic conference around open source with the goal of collaboration between researchers, industry, and…
In the last post, we gave a background on Viability in Open Source. We covered the motivation, and implementation plan of how we’ll collect and measure metrics about open source...
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By Matt Germonprez, Dawn Foster, and Sean Goggins Corporations have increased their investments in open source because of its potential to share the weight of non-differentiating technology costs with...
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This post is part of a three part series. This is part one. Stay tuned to the CHAOSS blog for a deep dive into the metrics around Viability, and a…
For decades, the topic of inclusion and marginalization of underrepresented groups in Open Source software communities has been a prevalent topic of discussion. There have been recurring studies and reports...
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Recently, I’ve been thinking about how Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) can demonstrate value within their organizations and how CHAOSS metrics and software can help. As a result, I’ve given…
The CHAOSS crew was well-represented at the Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit event in Bilbao last week with several talks and panels from CHAOSS community members. On Tuesday, we held…
The following is a blog post from our friends in the OSS Compass Project. OSS Compass is a SaaS solution, hosted in China, that is built from CHAOSS GrimoireLab software…