Free and Open Source Software Compliance: An Operational Perspective

  • Koltun P
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Abstract

FOSS compliance involves many operational considerations that go beyond legal matters and the purview of the Law Department. Compliance policies, processes, training, and tools enable a company to use FOSS effectively. Essential compliance elements include identification of FOSS used in products; review and approval of planned FOSS use; and satisfaction of license obligations. The Linux Foundation’s Open Compliance Program provides many resources to assist with compliance.

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Koltun, P. (2011). Free and Open Source Software Compliance: An Operational Perspective. International Free and Open Source Software Law Review, 3(1), 95–101. https://doi.org/10.5033/ifosslr.v3i1.61

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