Join us for OSPOlogy Asia, a full-day, invitation-only gathering bringing together organizations across Asia that are running, building, or exploring Open Source Program Offices and open source management practices
Hosted at the Sony Offices in the Shinagawa area of Tokyo, OSPOlogy Asia is designed to create a trusted space for practical knowledge sharing, peer networking, and regional collaboration among enterprise, academia, public sector, and broader open source operations stakeholders.
The event will focus on how organizations in Asia are approaching open source strategy, governance, security, compliance, contribution models, OSPO operations, and cross-functional collaboration.
Operationalizing Open Source Security and Risk Management
Modern OSPO Setups: Strategy and Cross-Functional Leadership
Open Standards, Protocols, and Governance for AI
OSPOs in Asia: Collaboration Models, Local Challenges, and Shared Lessons
Open Source 101 for Organizations
Hear from open source leaders and regional practitioners on the evolving role of OSPOs across Asia
Explore real-world practices and tools that support open source management, compliance, metrics, and community operations
Hands-on discussions and mentor-led sessions designed to help participants exchange experiences and work through common challenges
Continue the conversations with peers from across the Asian open source ecosystem
We are open to proposals from interested participants who would like to submit a tooling demo or propose a moderated roundtable topic. Please submit your proposal using this form
The final agenda will be shared closer to the event
OSPOlogy Asia will be a full-day, single-track event. The morning program will include talks, keynotes, panels, and practical demos. The afternoon will focus on mentor-led roundtables. The event may conclude with a social dinner to continue the conversation and strengthen connections.
This event is intended for practitioners and stakeholders involved in open source management within organizations, including:
Enterprise OSPO leaders and open source managers
Organizations interested in establishing an OSPO
Academic institutions working with open source communities or research software
Public sector organizations exploring open source strategy and governance
Legal, security, compliance, engineering, DevRel, and strategy teams involved in open source operations
Broader OSS operations stakeholders working inside organizations
This is an invitation-only event with limited capacity. People can request an invitation in our EoI form.
Monday, July 27, 2026
12:00 AM – 8:00 AM (UTC)
