Open Source Governance

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An abstract representation of open-source software integration within an enterprise, showing interconnected code, data flow, and collaborative innovation driving business strategy and competitive advantage.

Governed, Not Ad Hoc: How Enterprises Turn Open Source From a Risk Into a Strategy

Enterprises can transform open-source software from a potential risk into a strategic asset by implementing formal governance and policies, often centered around an Open Source Program Office (OSPO). This approach proactively manages security, legal, and cultural complexities, ensuring sustained growth, scalability, and innovation.

Sophie Laurent·April 1, 2026