Join the fourth OSPOlogyLive Europe in Amsterdam (part presentations, part roundtable sessions) to help organizations navigate open source management, strategy, and Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) operations in Europe. Intended for public administration, academia, and companies in Europe.
As seats are limited to 80 people, we recommend that attendees RSVP in advance.
Collaborative Problem-Solving, Strategic Discussions and Knowledge Sharing
Agenda with confirmed speakers and roundtable topics to be announced
Learn how public funding is shaping the future of open source development and securing the software supply chain. Gain insights into assessing the sustainability and maintainability of your project’s dependencies, ensuring long-term stability and resilience in your software ecosystem.
Discover how open source can empower your organization to contribute to a digitally sovereign Europe. Learn strategies for aligning with national initiatives, understand why governments are adopting open source for software development, and explore how this shift drives economic growth and strengthens competitiveness on a global scale.
Understand how evolving legislation is shaping open source risk management and driving the adoption of SBOMs. Learn practical steps to get started, and benefit from lessons learned by others to navigate these regulatory changes effectively and ensure compliance.
Roundtables are a format of open forum discussions designed to illuminate common questions and challenges in a particular field. They serve as a collaborative platform where participants can come together to explore solutions, share best practices, and collectively overcome obstacles. In these sessions, the meeting notes are taken with great care to ensure anonymity and inclusivity. These notes are then shared in the OSPOlogyLive repository under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY 4.0) license. This open-access approach allows for the broader community to benefit from the insights and solutions generated during these discussions, ensuring that the knowledge and ideas developed are freely available for everyone to reuse and build upon. Roundtable sessions are led by community participants. These sessions are divided into two categories: Featured Roundtable Sessions and Unconference Roundtables. Featured Roundtable Sessions are pre-defined topics. In the unconference Roundtables, the topics for these sessions are elected by the attendees on the same day, allowing for the exploration of current and emerging issues that are most relevant to the participants.
Getting there Information To Be Announced Hotel Information Please note, rooms might sell out in advance. We encourage you to book early to secure a room. The venue has not contracted rooms at these properties and cannot guarantee rates or availability.
To Be Announced
March 26 – 27, 2025
8:00 AM – 1:00 PM (UTC)
UWV OSPO
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