SFScon22 - Stefano Pampaloni - OW2 and RIOS teaming up to boost the open source impact.pdf

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OW2 is a European open source community-driven organization founded in 2007 that promotes open source software for information systems. It has over 29 member organizations, 2600 individual members, and 20 associate organizations. OW2 provides a code base of open source middleware and applications, and helps members and non-members promote OW2 technologies through joint initiatives.

Software

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teaming up to boost the open source impact
Stefano Pampaloni

independent open source
community-driven organisation
founded in Europe in
2007
www.ow2.org

to promote a
code base of open source software
for information systems and
to foster their business and social ecosystems.
Our MISSION :

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29 legal entity members
2600+ individual members
20 associates organizations
±12 events per year, 3 continents

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Asset/System Management
User Management
Software Engineering Cloud Computing
Application Platform
Collaboration
OW2
Code
Base
Middleware

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Credits photo:Quimby
helping decision
makers

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Fully Supported
Product (useful)
Rough Code
(useful)
A simple
composite
indicator helps
decision making:

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Fully Supported
Product (useful)
Rough Code
(useful)

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A business-oriented
assessment approach
Helping decision making
Open source safe choice
Unique to OW2

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Are joint efforts between members and
non-members to promote OW2 technologies
INITIATIVES

IS A
NETWORK OF
COMPANIES
RIOS WWW.RETEITALIANAOPENSOURCE.NET

MISSION
ENTERPRISE
LEVEL OSS
RIOS
EXPERTISE INTEGRATIONS
enterprise level enterprise level

TECHNICAL AREAS
Data Science
Data analytics, Location intelligence, Machine Learning,
NOSQL, Open Data, Big Data.
Cybersecurity
Security & Vulnerability Assessment, Penetration Testing,
Analisi forense, Gestione identità e sicurezza accessi,
GDPR compliance, Blockchain, Security and safety
management
IT automation e Cloud
Soluzioni IaaS e PaaS, Container orchestration, CI/CD,
DevOps transition, Cloud-native computing, Hyper-
converged Infrastructure
Digital Transformation
IoT,Edge and fog computing, Industry 4.0, CRM,
Commerce B2B2C
Web, communication and
collaboration
CMS / WCM, Enterprise Collaboration, (Geo-)portali,
Geo-spatial data management, Bots, Elearning
User experience
Communication strategy, Studi di fattibilità, Mobile
experience, Sviluppo Agile

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a maturity model for
producing and using
open source software

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