Does your company already have an OSPO?

Slides used in OpenExpo Europe 2019 to showcase Open Source Program Offices (OSPO) value to Spanish companies and how Bitergia helps Uber OSPO through our Software Development Analytics services. Fore more info: https://bitergia.com/contact

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1. Does your company have an Open Source Program Office? If not, you are already late... J. Manrique López @bitergia jsmanrique@bitergia.com OpenExpo - La Nave, Madrid - June 2019
2. Digital Transformation Wave
3. “By 2022, over half of the code in 75% of new apps will be from external sources. The need to improve developer productivity is driving the use of open source and commercial code repositories”
4. “Paying employees to contribute to open source software boosts the company’s productivity from using the software by as much as 100 percent, when compared with free-riding competitors” “Being an open source publisher attracts talent and helps us get the kind of people who already know our coding style and technology focus areas” “We’re able to retain the world’s best engineers because they know they can open source their work”
5. “By the End of 2019, DX spending will reach $1.7 Trillion worldwide, a 42% increase from 2017” “By 2020, 30% of G2000 companies will have allocated capital budget equal to at least 10% of revenue to fuel their digital strategies” “By 2020, 25% of Global 2000 companies will have developed Digital Training programs and Digital Cooperatives to compete more effectively in talent wars”
6. IBEX 35 Amadeus IT Group BBVA Banco Sabadell MasMovil Telefónica
7. IBEX 35 Amadeus IT Group BBVA Banco Sabadell MasMovil Telefónica DAX 30 Adidas Allianz BASF BMW Continental Daimler Deutsche Bank Deutsche Börse Deutsche Lufthansa Deutsche Post Deutsche Telekom E.On Infineon Technologies Munich Re SAP Siemens Thyssen Krup Wirecard
8. todogroup.org
9. todogroup.org/guides Autodesk, Capital One, Comcast, Dropbox, Facebook, Microsoft, Oath, RedHat, Salesforce, SAP
10. Use case:
11. 350+ Over 350 projects and repositories on GitHub Open source 1 project per week since 2012! ( What!@#$!@??)
12. 350+ Over 350 projects and repositories on GitHub Open source 1 project per week since 2012! ( What!@#$!@??) Questions for OSPO manager: Why did we open source that project? How is the projects doing? What’s the value? How big is the community? Should we continue doing it? How can we improve? What’s the strategy?
13. “Without data, you are just another person with an opinion” W. Edwards Deming
14. What we do
15. Bitergia helps companies and organizations with understanding and improving software development projects that matter to them
16. Bitergia Analytics
17. • What is being done in the analyzed projects? • How many active projects do I contribute to? • What’s developers engagement level? • What is being modified and what’s left untouched for too long? Activity (what?) • Who are the contributors to the analyzed projects? • Where are my developers? Where do they come from? • Who are my core, regular and casual developers? • What’s the talent rotation and retention level? Community (who?) • How fast are projects analyzed performing? • How are we dealing with issues and merge requests? • Where are the bottlenecks? • How are we dealing with the backlog? Performance (how?)
18. • What is being done in the analyzed projects? • How many active projects do I contribute to? • What’s developers engagement level? • What is being modified and what’s left untouched for too long? Activity (what?) • Who are the contributors to the analyzed projects? • Where are my developers? Where do they come from? • Who are my core, regular and casual developers? • What’s the talent rotation and retention level? Community (who?) • How fast are projects analyzed performing? • How are we dealing with issues and merge requests? • Where are the bottlenecks? • How are we dealing with the backlog? Performance (how?)
20. Chats Slack Mattermost Telegram Tickets/Issues GitHub GitLab Bugzilla Jira Mailing lists Mailman Groups.io G Groups Events Meetup Eventbrite Q&A Forums Askbot StackOverflow Discourse Documentation Read the docs Confluence MediaWiki Code Review Gerrit GitHub GitLab Coding Git Mercurial Bazaar SVNi
22. uber.biterg.io
23. What do I do with all these data?
25. “Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat” Sun Tzu
26. How we do it (right)
27. Strategy Bitergia outlines organization strategy around software development to achieve organization’s business goals. Analysis Bitergia defines the data sources, questions and associated metrics to measure that provide the insights about goals status. Customization Bitergia deploy and operates its analytics platform to gather the data needed to answer the questions and metrics defined. Reporting Bitergia provides consistent reporting mechanisms, including dashboards, reports, and even data APIs for custom integrations. Bitergia Analytics Consultancy Bitergia Analytics Platform
28. Reporting Customization Analysis Strategy OSPO Analytics Path
29. Reporting Customization Analysis Strategy OSPO Analytics Path
30. GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company
31. Reporting Customization Analysis Strategy OSPO Analytics Path
32. QUESTIONS Where contributors are coming from? How much engagement do my projects get? How many new contributors do I have? How many core, regular and casual contributors do I have? How fast I am dealing with external contributions? GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company
33. Reporting Customization Analysis Strategy OSPO Analytics Path
34. QUESTIONS Where contributors are coming from? How much engagement do my projects get? How many new contributors do I have? How many core, regular and casual contributors do I have? How fast I am dealing with external contributions? INSIGHTS +30 data sources supported Predefined and customizable panels collections Contributors multi-identity management Rest API for data consumption 100% free, open source software GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company GrimoireLab chaoss.github.io/grimoirelab
35. Reporting Customization Analysis Strategy OSPO Analytics Path
36. QUESTIONS Where contributors are coming from? How much engagement do my projects get? How many new contributors do I have? How many core, regular and casual contributors do I have? How fast I am dealing with external contributions? INSIGHTS (uber.biterg.io) GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company
37. QUESTIONS Where contributors are coming from? How much engagement do my projects get? How many new contributors do I have? How many core, regular and casual contributors do I have? How fast I am dealing with external contributions? METRICS (uber.biterg.io) GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company
38. QUESTIONS Where contributors are coming from? How much engagement do my projects get? How many new contributors do I have? How many core, regular and casual contributors do I have? How fast I am dealing with external contributions? METRICS (uber.biterg.io) GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company
39. QUESTIONS Where contributors are coming from? How much engagement do my projects get? How many new contributors do I have? How many core, regular and casual contributors do I have? How fast I am dealing with external contributions? METRICS (uber.biterg.io) GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company
40. QUESTIONS Where contributors are coming from? How much engagement do my projects get? How many new contributors do I have? How many core, regular and casual contributors do I have? How fast I am dealing with external contributions? METRICS GOALS Worldwide talent attraction Charming company
41. OSPOs are coming, be ready! Measure OSPO & Open Source strategic KPIs to success Bitergia is here to help you!
42. Do you wanna know more?
43. jsmanrique@bitergia.com
44. Manrique López CEO at Bitergia jmanrique@bitergia.com Let’s go for questions!