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<p>In this session, Yusuke Sijiki,Executive Officer (Associate), Vice President, Corporate Manufacturing and Engineering, will share the executive-level vision behind this transformation. Based on his strong belief in co-creation, he made the decision in 2025 to establish Mitsubishi Electric’s Open Source & InnerSourceProgram Office (OSPO/ISPO) as a foundation to accelerate co-creation both inside and outside the company. He will explain the background of this decision and how it reflects Mitsubishi Electric’s determination to put co-creation at the center of its innovation journey.
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<p>In this session, Yusuke Shijiki, Executive Officer (Associate), Vice President, Corporate Manufacturing and Engineering, will share the executive-level vision behind this transformation. Based on his strong belief in co-creation, he made the decision in 2025 to establish Mitsubishi Electric’s Open Source & InnerSource Program Office (OSPO/ISPO) as a foundation to accelerate co-creation both inside and outside the company. He will explain the background of this decision and how it reflects Mitsubishi Electric’s determination to put co-creation at the center of its innovation journey.
<p>Innersourcing is more than just accelerating code delivery—it’s about fostering a collaborative culture that enhances developer productivity and experience. This session explores the challenges and rewards of implementing innersource as a cultural shift, not just a technical one.</p>
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<tdclass="author w-70"><b><ahref="#Shane_Martin_Coughlan">Shane Martin Coughlan (Mr.)</a></b><br>(The Linux Foundation)<br>
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Understand Why Open Source Process Management Matters To InnerSource
<p>Open source process management around license, security and regulatory compliance is a topic that has been growing in importance over the past decade. The emergence of process standards such as OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 (license compliance) and OpenChain ISO/IEC 18974 (security assurance) are two direct examples, but there is an even broader spread of signifiers across the IT industry. SBOM formats like SPDX and CycloneDX. Open source tooling for open source compliance matters. Regulations like the CRA. The question is how and why this all matters to InnerSource Program Offices and other parties charged with InnerSource strategy and implementation. This talk will expand on that.</p>
<p>Innersourcing is more than just accelerating code delivery—it’s about fostering a collaborative culture that enhances developer productivity and experience. This session explores the challenges and rewards of implementing innersource as a cultural shift, not just a technical one.</p>
<p>Since introducing Innersource in 2022, we’ve found three effective ways to boost internal collaboration:</p>
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<li>Team-based efforts, especially by platform teams, attract more contributions than individual tools, aligning with Team Topologies</li>
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<li>Using GitHub’s GUI and clear contribution guidelines enabled even non-engineers to make direct contributions, such as editing content;</li>
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<li>Hosting internal “trial contribution” workshops lowered the entry barrier and encouraged wider participation, helping to build an internal contributor community.</li>
<p>The goal is to give attendees a concrete, repeatable framework to bring to their leadership—not just to advocate for InnerSource, but to show the cost of not doing it.</p>
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<p>You’ll leave with a toolkit to assess your current maturity, pinpoint gaps, and communicate impact in terms that matter to decision-makers.</p>
<p>Russ Rutledge is the Executive Director of the InnerSource Commons, a non-profit foundation dedicated to the teaching of InnerSource across the industry. Russ is a founding director of the foundation and has served in many leadership positions there. Russ has worked at several multi-national software companies and participated at all levels of InnerSource practice, both as individual contributor, director, and everywhere between. Russ currently serves as Senior Director, InnerSource and Collaboration at WellSky, which is the health technology company leading the charge to make health care better and more efficient for everyone through technical innovation. Russ’ drive and passion is to enable all software engineers worldwide to achieve incredible technical, business, and personal results via streamlined, collaborative, InnerSource process.</p>
<p><strong>Ryo Ashikawa</strong> (Three points that promoted innersource activities)</p>
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<p>Ryo has worked as a backend engineer and scrum master until 2018, and has been an engineering manager since. He is currently interested in InnerSource and promoting its adoption in his company.</p>
<p><strong>Sébastien Blanc</strong> (Platform Engineering and InnerSource: The Separated Twins Finally Reunited)</p>
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<p>Sébastien Blanc, Staff Developer Advocate at Port, is a Passion-Driven-Developer with one primary goal : share his passion by giving talks that are pragmatic, fun and focused on live coding.</p>
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<p>In this session, Yusuke Sijiki,Executive Officer (Associate), Vice President, Corporate Manufacturing and Engineering, will share the executive-level vision behind this transformation. Based on his strong belief in co-creation, he made the decision in 2025 to establish Mitsubishi Electric’s Open Source & InnerSourceProgram Office (OSPO/ISPO) as a foundation to accelerate co-creation both inside and outside the company. He will explain the background of this decision and how it reflects Mitsubishi Electric’s determination to put co-creation at the center of its innovation journey.
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<p>In this session, Yusuke Shijiki, Executive Officer (Associate), Vice President, Corporate Manufacturing and Engineering, will share the executive-level vision behind this transformation. Based on his strong belief in co-creation, he made the decision in 2025 to establish Mitsubishi Electric’s Open Source & InnerSource Program Office (OSPO/ISPO) as a foundation to accelerate co-creation both inside and outside the company. He will explain the background of this decision and how it reflects Mitsubishi Electric’s determination to put co-creation at the center of its innovation journey.
<p>Innersourcing is more than just accelerating code delivery—it’s about fostering a collaborative culture that enhances developer productivity and experience. This session explores the challenges and rewards of implementing innersource as a cultural shift, not just a technical one.</p>
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<tdclass="author w-70"><b><ahref="#Shane_Martin_Coughlan">Shane Martin Coughlan (Mr.)</a></b><br>(The Linux Foundation)<br>
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Understand Why Open Source Process Management Matters To InnerSource
<p>Open source process management around license, security and regulatory compliance is a topic that has been growing in importance over the past decade. The emergence of process standards such as OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 (license compliance) and OpenChain ISO/IEC 18974 (security assurance) are two direct examples, but there is an even broader spread of signifiers across the IT industry. SBOM formats like SPDX and CycloneDX. Open source tooling for open source compliance matters. Regulations like the CRA. The question is how and why this all matters to InnerSource Program Offices and other parties charged with InnerSource strategy and implementation. This talk will expand on that.</p>
<p>Innersourcing is more than just accelerating code delivery—it’s about fostering a collaborative culture that enhances developer productivity and experience. This session explores the challenges and rewards of implementing innersource as a cultural shift, not just a technical one.</p>
<p>Since introducing Innersource in 2022, we’ve found three effective ways to boost internal collaboration:</p>
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<li>Hosting internal “trial contribution” workshops lowered the entry barrier and encouraged wider participation, helping to build an internal contributor community.</li>
<p>The goal is to give attendees a concrete, repeatable framework to bring to their leadership—not just to advocate for InnerSource, but to show the cost of not doing it.</p>
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<p>You’ll leave with a toolkit to assess your current maturity, pinpoint gaps, and communicate impact in terms that matter to decision-makers.</p>
<p>Russ Rutledge is the Executive Director of the InnerSource Commons, a non-profit foundation dedicated to the teaching of InnerSource across the industry. Russ is a founding director of the foundation and has served in many leadership positions there. Russ has worked at several multi-national software companies and participated at all levels of InnerSource practice, both as individual contributor, director, and everywhere between. Russ currently serves as Senior Director, InnerSource and Collaboration at WellSky, which is the health technology company leading the charge to make health care better and more efficient for everyone through technical innovation. Russ’ drive and passion is to enable all software engineers worldwide to achieve incredible technical, business, and personal results via streamlined, collaborative, InnerSource process.</p>
<p><strong>Ryo Ashikawa</strong> (Three points that promoted innersource activities)</p>
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<p>Ryo has worked as a backend engineer and scrum master until 2018, and has been an engineering manager since. He is currently interested in InnerSource and promoting its adoption in his company.</p>
<p><strong>Sébastien Blanc</strong> (Platform Engineering and InnerSource: The Separated Twins Finally Reunited)</p>
1990
2000
<p>Sébastien Blanc, Staff Developer Advocate at Port, is a Passion-Driven-Developer with one primary goal : share his passion by giving talks that are pragmatic, fun and focused on live coding.</p>
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