One question that frequently comes up with our clients is how to have a "successful" open source project. The answer, of course, depends on your goals and what "success" means to you.
Read More ⟶
Some of the most valuable work that OSPOs do involves open source project health. It could be that your organization wants to make its sponsored projects successful, or you could be proactively trying to understand and manage your open source supply chain risk. Either way, understanding community health is an under-appreciated part of a successful open source program.
Read More ⟶