December 17, 2019

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How InnerSource is like FLOSSing

How InnerSource is like FLOSSing

Danese Cooper explains how InnerSource is like FLOSSing.
Talk Title How InnerSource is like FLOSSing
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Conference O’Reilly Open Source Convention
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Location London, United Kingdom
Date October 17-19, 2016
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InnerSource is a growing movement to use open source development methodologies inside proprietary companies to increase collaboration and innovation, mitigate silos and bottlenecks, and enhance cross-platform engagement and velocity to market. Some very famous companies are experimenting with InnerSource. PayPal is a leader in bringing together the InnerSource community to share and learn from each others’ challenges, failures & successes. Danese Cooper explains how InnerSource is like FLOSSing. This keynote is sponsored by PayPal.

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