Openchain First Monday Agenda 02-04-2019
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The document summarizes the agenda and discussions from an OpenChain Workgroup meeting held by The Linux Foundation. It notes that antitrust laws must be followed during discussions and provides examples of prohibited actions. It also provides updates on specification work, onboarding processes, and engagement in various countries. Meeting topics included project updates, specification reviews, and the path to conformance.
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- 1. 02-04-2019 OpenChain Workgroup - The Linux Foundation All materials are made available under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal license.
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- 3. Agenda • Roll call • Project Update • Specification Work Team • Onboarding Work Team 2017OpenChain Workgroup - The Linux Foundation 3
- 4. Project Update • Japan Work Group • SPDX • FOSSology • Business Workflows • Events and Workshops • Conformance discussions around the world 2017OpenChain Workgroup - The Linux Foundation 4
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- 7. Thoughts?Questions? 2017OpenChain Workgroup - The Linux Foundation 7