Why have an open source program office?

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This brief explains the role of an Open Source Program Office (OSPO) in aligning open source participation with business strategy. An OSPO oversees license compliance, governance guidance, upstream collaboration, and ecosystem engagement. It advocates internally for open source adoption, educates stakeholders, and ensures contributions support organizational goals. By coordinating legal, technical, and community efforts, an OSPO helps organizations maximize innovation benefits while mitigating compliance and operational risks.

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