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December 6 -7 - Yokohama, Japan
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#1

State of the Union - Mike Dolan, VP of Strategic Programs, The Linux Foundation

#2

Today in Japan - Shane Coughlan, The Linux Foundation & Hiroyuki Fukuchi

#3

Quick Guide: Choosing A License in 2018 - Software, Hardware, Documents and Data - Andrew Katz, Moorcrofts LLP

#4

Panel Discussion: How We Did It: Open Source Programs and Company Culture - Charles Eckel, Cisco; Krista Khare, Comcast; Chandana Rao, Cognizant

#5

Case Study: Introducing Binary Analysis Next Generation: A Dive Into New Features and Functionalities - Armijn Hemel

#6

Building an Artificial Intelligence (AI) License Compliance Assistant - Jon Aldama, FOSSID AB

#7

FOSSology - Two New Approached for License Scanning - Maximilian Huber, TNG Technology Consulting GmbH & Aman Jain, Mercari

#8

Open Source at Microsoft Scale, A Tale of Millions - Jeff McAffer, Microsoft

#9

Does Compliance Require Enforcement? - James Bottomley, IBM

#10

A Look at the Copyright Notices in Linux Kernel - Shi Qiu & Katsuro Inoue, Osaka University

#11

Trademarks in Open Source - Hilary Richardson, Google LLC

#12

Today in China - Maggie Wang, Ladas & Parry LLP

#13

Linux Foundation Compliance Program Update - Kate Stewart, The Linux Foundation

#14

Don’t Ship that Container – On the Challenges of Compliance of Container Images - Dirk Hohndel, VMware

#15

Auto Industry Implementation of “Open Source Software Supply Chain Management (OSSSCM)” - Masato Endo, Toyota Motor Corporation

#16

Best Practices For Accepting Code Contributions - Dashiell Renaud, Google

#17

Experiences from Open Source Program Office in an Established Company - Keiichi Seki, NEC

#18

Automated OSS and License Detection System at Hitachi - Daisuke Koide, Hitachi, Ltd

#19

Fujitsu's Internal Operations for Participating in the OSS Communities - Takashi Harada, Fujitsu Limited

#20

Quick Guide: 3rd Party Open Source Software Compliance Certification - Procedure, Case Study and Benefits

#21

Software Heritage: Archive All the Source Code for Better Compliance - Stefano Zacchiroli, Software Heritage

#22

Thinking Point: GDPR and Open Source Development - Steve Winslow, The Linux Foundation

#23

Panel Discussion: Choosing Outside Counsel - Christopher Ekren, Sony Corporation; Andrew Katz, Moorcrofts LLP; Maggie Wang, Ladas & Parry LLP

#24

Welcome

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Coffee Break

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Coffee Break

#27

Workshop: Using OSS Tooling for Open Source Compliance - Michael Jaeger, Siemens AG

#28

Coffee Break

#29

Lunch

#30

Panel: New Members @ OpenChain

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Lunch

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Coffee Break

#33

Workshop: Putting OpenChain and SPDX to Work - Kate Stewart & Shane Coughlan, The Linux Foundation

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Workshop: Using CHAOSS to Measure Risk and Value - Sean Goggins

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Registration

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Registration