OpenChain Japan Work Group Meeting #16 - Remote Meeting #3

1. The International Standard for Open Source Compliance

2. Antitrust Notice
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have questions about these matters, please contact your company counsel, or if you
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Foundation.

3. OpenChain is an ISO International Standard (DIS 5230).

4. DIS 5230 have an ISO number within five weeks.

5. Everyone who conforms to OpenChain 2.0…
automatically conforms to DIS 5230.

6. We are the first Linux Foundation ISO standard in 14
years.

7. You did this. And you made history in another way.

8. OpenChain Japan has 200 participants from 80
organizations!

9. OpenChain Japan is the biggest geographic compliance
community ever created!

10. (OpenChain is the biggest global compliance
community ever created!)

11. Special thanks to…everyone! But especially Fukuchi
San, Ueda San, Imada San, Endo San, Watanabe San
and and and….

13. OpenChain Platinum Member Companies
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14. Key Takeaways
1. ISO Standard for open source compliance is done and
coming within five weeks
2. Growing international community
3. The landscape of global compliance has changed
4. Can be used by sales (market advantage) and procurement
(simpler, easier purchasing)
5. Time to bring OSPO, legal and sales/procurement up-to-
speed

15. Get Started @ www.openchainproject.org