The OpenChain Project defines requirements for open source compliance programs. It establishes key elements like policy, process, and training. OpenChain also defines compliance activities and provides reference materials. The project has engaged with various regions and industries globally like Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, automotive, and is working to become an ISO standard in 2020. OpenChain offers self-certification, health checks, and third party certification to help users and suppliers ensure predictable and transparent open source compliance.

1. The Industry Standard for Open Source Compliance
www.openchainproject.org

2. How do I trust my open source supply chain?

3. Overview of Project Status
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4. The OpenChain Project defines the key requirements of
a quality open source compliance program.

5. outbound
upstream downstream
inbound
Training
Policy
Process
OpenChain Defines Inflection Points

6. Result: Predictable B2B Compliance Activity

7. Our Online Self-Certification Questionnaire

9. 9

10. 10
Comprehensive Reference Material

11. OpenChain in Japan

12. OpenChain in Japan (Dec 2017~)
= Ad Hoc Meeting

13. OpenChain in Japan (2x in 2019)

14. OpenChain in Korea (Jan 2019~)
Meeting 1: 26 Attendees @ LGE
Meeting 2: 31 Attendees @ Samsung
Meeting 3: Sept 4th @ SK Telecom

15. Meeting 1: Sept 25 @ Huawei
OpenChain in China (Sept 2019~)

16. Meeting 2: Sept 27 @ Open Culture Foundation
OpenChain in Taiwan (Sept 2019~)

17. Automotive Work Group (July 2019~)
The Automotive Work Group started with 95 participants.
1. Share information to support best practices in the industry
2. Build a future industry standard for Open Source Software Supply
Chain Management (OSS SCM)
3. Raise awareness about the importance of open source
compliance in the industry
https://groups.io/g/openchain-automotive-work-group/topics

18. Volkswagen
Toyota
Suzuki
Scania
Hyundai
Honda
Subaru
Isuzu
Mazda
GM
Porsche
Renasas
Hitachi
Panasonic
Pioneer
Denso
Denso Ten
LGE
Uber
HELLA
Bosch SI
Elektrobit
TRI-AD
Mitsubishi Electric
Qualcomm
Fujitsu
TUV SUD
+ More
Automotive Work Group - Diversity

19. OpenChain in ISO (June 2019~)
The OpenChain Project is submitting our specification to ISO via
Publicly Available Specification (PAS) in Joint Technical Committee 1
(JTC-1).
Working in partnership with in partnership with Joint Development
Foundation we expect to become a formal standard in the 1st half of
2020.

20. Partner Program (2x in 2019)
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21. 21
Partner Program – Newest Participant

22. Third Party Certification in Japan (Nov 2018~)

23. Global Third Party Certification (Mar 2019~)
http://shorturl.at/hpsP7

24. OpenChain Case Studies – Latest Release

25. Self-Certification
Independent Compliance Assessment
Third Party Certification
Freedom of Choice for Customers and Suppliers

26. OpenChain is run by user companies for user
companies.

27. Be Part of This
Join the community:
https://www.openchainproject.org/community
Self-Certify or Health Check an organization:
https://certification.openchainproject.org

28. Questions?

29. coughlan@linux.com
www.openchainproject.org