EMC {code} 2.0 - Charter, Principles, and Execution

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The document outlines the charter, guiding principles, execution, and measures of success for EMC Code, an evangelist group at EMC that aims to make EMC relevant to startups through open source communities and DevOps tools. It does this by contributing to open source projects, driving awareness of opportunities within EMC product teams, and engaging communities. Projects should pull in EMC product or create new markets, be coded openly and deployable everywhere, and generate viral responses through strategic alignment and thought leadership.

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EMC CODE 2.0

2© Copyright 2015 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.
EMC CODE 2.0 CHARTER
EMC Code is an evangelist group enabling EMC II to be
relevant to startups through open source communities
and DevOps tools. We do this by:
•  Contributing to mainstream OSS projects
•  Driving awareness of OSS opportunities with product
teams
•  Executing community engagement projects
•  Practicing DevOps ourselves

3© Copyright 2015 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.
•  Pulls EMC product or creates new markets for EMC
•  Coded Openly and Deployable Everywhere
•  High viral implications of OSS project and strategic
alignment to ETD
•  Will generate viral response and thought leadership
positions
•  Is not tied to product delivery dates
GUIDING PRINCIPLES

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•  Built in abstracted ways to minimize risk, allow for PRs of minimally consumable
pieces, and unlock other community driven use cases
•  Minimum of two {code} members collaborating
•  Project must be delivered in <28 days
•  Coded 100% openly
•  Built using contribution and collaboration friendly languages
•  Includes continuous integration capabilities
•  Aligns to community friendly contribution strategies
•  Maximizes usage of relevant but viral community tools and cloud services
•  Build evangelist content (blog posts, tweets, etc.)
•  Projects are community friendly (vision/goals, description, timeline)
EXECUTION

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MEASURES FOR SUCCESS
•  Social:
–  # Twitter followers
–  # Newsletter signups
–  # Youtube views
–  # Slideshare views
–  # Github stars, contributors and forks
–  # Blog views
•  Feedback
–  # Conference presentations + size of audience
–  Meetups
•  Evangelism
–  Third party mentions/presentation of projects
•  Programs:
–  # DevHigh5 submissions
•  ETD Alignment:
–  Product support of communities we support
–  Product teams participation in community events and projects

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