Amanda Brock is the CEO of OpenUK, the organisation for the business of Open Source in the UK, a member of a number of Open Source and Open Standards Boards, keynote speaker and author.

When I was the Cabinet Minister leading the UK's Open First strategy a decade ago, the UK took leadership in Open Source software, and has continued to do this through Government Digital Services. The unprecedented adoption of Open Source software across the globe has generated a necessary focus on its curation and governance to ensure well maintained, secure Open Source in our private and public sectors. The UK leadership of this book has brought the world's leading experts into a much needed text to support the future success of Open Source.

• 1: Philosophy, Methodology, and Commerce: Using Law with Attitude 2: Evolving Perspectives on Community and Governance 3: Copyright, Contract, and Licensing 4: Contribution 5: Copyright Enforcement 6: Transforming the Supply Chain with OpenChain ISO 5230 7: SPDX and Software Bill of Materials 8: Corporate Concerns: Audit, Valuation, and Deals 9: Trademarks 10: Patents and the Defensive Response 11: Open Source Software in Standard Setting: The Role of Intellectual Property Rights Regimes 12: Export Control 13: The History of Security 14: Sustainability and Open Source 15: Economics of Open Source 16: Operational and Commercial Models of Open Source and Commercial Agreements 17: Antitrust, Competition, and Open Source 18: Foundations and NGOs 19: The Rise of the Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) 20: Cloud Native Development, Containers, and Open Source Licensing 21: Public Sector and Open Source 22: Blockchain 23: Open Hardware 24: Open Everything

Amanda Brock is the CEO of OpenUK, the organisation for the business of Open Source in the UK, a member of a number of Open Source and Open Standards Boards, keynote speaker and author.

When I was the Cabinet Minister leading the UK's Open First strategy a decade ago, the UK took leadership in Open Source software, and has continued to do this through Government Digital Services. The unprecedented adoption of Open Source software across the globe has generated a necessary focus on its curation and governance to ensure well maintained, secure Open Source in our private and public sectors. The UK leadership of this book has brought the world's leading experts into a much needed text to support the future success of Open Source.

• 1: Philosophy, Methodology, and Commerce: Using Law with Attitude 2: Evolving Perspectives on Community and Governance 3: Copyright, Contract, and Licensing 4: Contribution 5: Copyright Enforcement 6: Transforming the Supply Chain with OpenChain ISO 5230 7: SPDX and Software Bill of Materials 8: Corporate Concerns: Audit, Valuation, and Deals 9: Trademarks 10: Patents and the Defensive Response 11: Open Source Software in Standard Setting: The Role of Intellectual Property Rights Regimes 12: Export Control 13: The History of Security 14: Sustainability and Open Source 15: Economics of Open Source 16: Operational and Commercial Models of Open Source and Commercial Agreements 17: Antitrust, Competition, and Open Source 18: Foundations and NGOs 19: The Rise of the Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) 20: Cloud Native Development, Containers, and Open Source Licensing 21: Public Sector and Open Source 22: Blockchain 23: Open Hardware 24: Open Everything

Amanda Brock is the CEO of OpenUK, the organisation for the business of Open Source in the UK, a member of a number of Open Source and Open Standards Boards, keynote speaker and author.

When I was the Cabinet Minister leading the UK's Open First strategy a decade ago, the UK took leadership in Open Source software, and has continued to do this through Government Digital Services. The unprecedented adoption of Open Source software across the globe has generated a necessary focus on its curation and governance to ensure well maintained, secure Open Source in our private and public sectors. The UK leadership of this book has brought the world's leading experts into a much needed text to support the future success of Open Source.

• 1: Philosophy, Methodology, and Commerce: Using Law with Attitude 2: Evolving Perspectives on Community and Governance 3: Copyright, Contract, and Licensing 4: Contribution 5: Copyright Enforcement 6: Transforming the Supply Chain with OpenChain ISO 5230 7: SPDX and Software Bill of Materials 8: Corporate Concerns: Audit, Valuation, and Deals 9: Trademarks 10: Patents and the Defensive Response 11: Open Source Software in Standard Setting: The Role of Intellectual Property Rights Regimes 12: Export Control 13: The History of Security 14: Sustainability and Open Source 15: Economics of Open Source 16: Operational and Commercial Models of Open Source and Commercial Agreements 17: Antitrust, Competition, and Open Source 18: Foundations and NGOs 19: The Rise of the Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) 20: Cloud Native Development, Containers, and Open Source Licensing 21: Public Sector and Open Source 22: Blockchain 23: Open Hardware 24: Open Everything