OpenTalk presentation at FOSS Backstage
FOSS Backstage is dedicated to everything related to FOSS governance and open collaboration. Over the course of the two-day conference, topics related to community management, vendor neutrality and the governance of non-discretionary projects will be discussed. Conference topics include best practices for managing open source projects, community management, open source project metrics, open source strategies and the adoption of open source collaboration in organizations, legal issues surrounding open source, and more. The sixth edition of FOSS Backstage will focus on the non-technical aspects of successful open source projects.
How can a fair and sustainable use of open source be designed?
Peer Heinlein, Managing Director of Heinlein Support and OpenTalk, will join Daniel Zielke, Director of Strategic Partnerships at OpenTalk and Heinlein Support, in a session on the madness of bidding wars in public tenders. Open Source is becoming increasingly popular in public administration. Tenders that award the contract to the lowest bidder without taking into account the underlying performance attract many black sheep who do not share the principles of free and open source software. Find out why there should be a "Code of Conduct" and what it should look like at:
March 5, 2024, 14:35 - 15:05, FOSS Backstage, Berlin
The Cuckoo in Bidding: When the Manufacturer Loses to Itself
Peer Heinlein und Daniel Zielke, Heinlein Support / OpenTalk
Further information on the event can be found here: https://program.foss-backstage.de/fossback24/talk/YRNQMR/
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