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Philippe Laurent CRID / MVVP |
FOSS issues in technology transfers from the University to the Industry. |
FOSS has always been particularly welcome in Universities.
Its spirit corresponds generally with the academic state of mind, and royalty-free technologies are particularly appreciated where... |
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Malcolm Bain id law partners |
Legal issues in promoting FOSS in R+D projects – Policy, Organisation and Management |
Creating and using FLOSS in R+D projects raises several legal issues, which need to be managed as soon as possible – preferably during the project planning stage. Challenges in the areas... |
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Orsi Alessandro Hewlett-Packard |
Licensing Review in R+D Projects |
FOSS packages are becoming ever more present in R&D projects carried out a variety of entities, including large corporations. I will focus on how legal risks associated with the use of FOSS... |
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Romain Berrendoner Adacore |
Warranties used as a mean to promote commercial FOSS |
From a business standpoint, this paper describes the point of view on the question of warranties of a FOSS editor doing business in a risk-averse market segment. It is based on 15-years... |
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Patrice-Emmanuel Schmitz UNISYS |
Contracting with free software communities |
Industry and large Agencies needs “agile” programming resources, to reinforce their own development staff and take advantage of innovative approaches produced by “fresh minds... |
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Armijn Hemel Tjaldur Software Governance Solutions |
GPL license compliance |
The enormous success of Linux in the consumer electronics industry has unfortunately led to a dramatic increase in license violations in devices. In this talk we will shortly look at the... |
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Benedicte Pascal Intel |
Installation Information requirements in the GPLv3 and LGPLv3 |
One of the major changes introduced in the GPLv3 and LGPLv3 is the clause preventing “tivoisation”. Richard Stallman defines Tivoisation as “the practice of designing hardware... |
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Nathalie Foutel ENAC |
Free Open Source Software and Dual-Use: Loophole or Dissent? |
The Free Open Source Software (FOSS) seem far from the military field but in some cases, some technologies normally used for civilian purposes may have military applications. These products and... |
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Guillaume Rousseau Antelink |
Managing FOSS during development: preventive and curative approaches |
Today, most software development teams use free and open source software (FOSS) components, because it increases the speed and the quality of the development. Many open source components are the de... |
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Martin Michlmayr FOSSBazaar |
Sharing Open Source License and Copyright Data with SPDX |
Organizations across the globe are creating and distributing products that include open source software. To ensure compliance with the open source licenses, each company needs to evaluate exactly... |
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Peter Vescuso Black Duck |
License selection and management |
With nearly 2,000 free and open source software (FLOSS) licenses, software license proliferation– can be a major headache for software development organizations trying to speed development... |
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Hervé Guyomard Black Duck |
Legal Issues for FOSS-based Supply Chain Management – Black Duck Software |
Open source is typically outside of normal commercial software procurement processes
The Challenges
Increasingly diverse and distributed set of development resources... |
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Greg Kelton Palamida |
The Intersection of IP and Security in Open Source |
The use of open source software continues to grow on a daily basis. Today, enterprise applications contain 40% to 70% open source code and this fact has legal, development, IT security, risk... |
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Marco Ciurcina StudioLegale.it |
Update on FOSS before the courts |
The presentation reflects on French and Italian case law that, in recent years, has dealt with free software from two different angles: public procurement and consumer protection against joint sales... |
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Mark Henley Wragge & Co. LLP |
F/OSS to promote vendor independence/avoid lock-in in the enterprise |
This paper focuses on the use of FLOSS to promote vendor independence/avoid lock-in in the enterprise. It looks at how FLOSS projects follow open standards, how forking prevents lock-in if a... |
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