Open Source Management & Strategy Course Overview

Open Source Management & Strategy Course Overview

Open Source Management & Strategy Course Overview

Our Open Source Management & Strategy course offers a comprehensive learning experience designed for executives, managers, and software developers. Over a span of 2 days, this 7-module series covers essential topics such as Open Source Business Strategy, Effective Open Source Program Management, and Open Source Compliance Programs. Participants will gain a deep understanding of effective open source practices, development methodologies, and compliance strategies.

By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped to build, manage, and contribute to open source projects effectively, leveraging open source to drive business success. This high-level yet detailed course is self-paced, ensuring you can embark on your learning journey at your convenience.

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Course Prerequisites

Prerequisites for Open Source Management & Strategy Course

This course series is designed to help executives, managers, and software developers understand and articulate the basic concepts for building effective open source practices. The prerequisites are minimal to ensure accessibility to a wide range of learners. The following points outline the minimum required knowledge:


  • Basic understanding of software development and IT practices.
  • Familiarity with general business strategy concepts.
  • Interest in open source software and its applications in enterprise environments.
  • No prior experience with open source management is necessary, but a willingness to learn and engage with open source methodologies will be beneficial.

Target Audience for Open Source Management & Strategy

Open Source Management & Strategy is a comprehensive, self-paced course series tailored for executives, managers, and software developers to master the essentials of effective open source practices in an enterprise setting.


  • Executives
  • Managers
  • Software Developers
  • IT Directors
  • CTOs (Chief Technology Officers)
  • CIOs (Chief Information Officers)
  • Program Managers
  • Technical Leads
  • Project Managers
  • DevOps Engineers
  • Software Architects
  • Legal Counsels in Tech (focusing on compliance)
  • Open Source Program Office (OSPO) Managers
  • IT Strategy Consultants
  • Product Managers in Tech
  • Technology Evangelists
  • Engineering Managers
  • Senior Developers


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Open Source Management & Strategy?

1. Course Introduction: Open Source Management & Strategy

This 7-module course provides a comprehensive understanding of open source best practices, covering critical elements such as strategy, compliance, and effective collaboration, designed for executives, managers, and software developers.

2. Learning Objectives and Outcomes

  • Understand Open Source Concepts: Grasp fundamental concepts and historical context of open source software.
  • Develop Open Source Business Strategies: Learn to create and implement effective open source business models and strategies.
  • Establish Open Source Policies: Develop policies for open source usage within your organization.
  • Set Up an Open Source Program Office: Understand the role and setup process of an Open Source Program Office (OSPO) in your organization.
  • Manage Open Source Development Practices: Learn effective development and participation methods for open source projects.
  • Implement Continuous Integration & Testing: Apply continuous integration and testing methodologies in open source projects.
  • Ensure Open Source Compliance: Gain insights into licensing and compliance, and learn to build effective compliance programs.
  • Collaborate with Open Source Projects: Develop strategies for contributing and collaborating effectively with upstream open source projects.
  • Create and Sustain Open Source Projects: Learn the process of creating, launching, and sustaining

Target Audience for Open Source Management & Strategy

Open Source Management & Strategy is a comprehensive, self-paced course series tailored for executives, managers, and software developers to master the essentials of effective open source practices in an enterprise setting.


  • Executives
  • Managers
  • Software Developers
  • IT Directors
  • CTOs (Chief Technology Officers)
  • CIOs (Chief Information Officers)
  • Program Managers
  • Technical Leads
  • Project Managers
  • DevOps Engineers
  • Software Architects
  • Legal Counsels in Tech (focusing on compliance)
  • Open Source Program Office (OSPO) Managers
  • IT Strategy Consultants
  • Product Managers in Tech
  • Technology Evangelists
  • Engineering Managers
  • Senior Developers


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Open Source Management & Strategy?

1. Course Introduction: Open Source Management & Strategy

This 7-module course provides a comprehensive understanding of open source best practices, covering critical elements such as strategy, compliance, and effective collaboration, designed for executives, managers, and software developers.

2. Learning Objectives and Outcomes

  • Understand Open Source Concepts: Grasp fundamental concepts and historical context of open source software.
  • Develop Open Source Business Strategies: Learn to create and implement effective open source business models and strategies.
  • Establish Open Source Policies: Develop policies for open source usage within your organization.
  • Set Up an Open Source Program Office: Understand the role and setup process of an Open Source Program Office (OSPO) in your organization.
  • Manage Open Source Development Practices: Learn effective development and participation methods for open source projects.
  • Implement Continuous Integration & Testing: Apply continuous integration and testing methodologies in open source projects.
  • Ensure Open Source Compliance: Gain insights into licensing and compliance, and learn to build effective compliance programs.
  • Collaborate with Open Source Projects: Develop strategies for contributing and collaborating effectively with upstream open source projects.
  • Create and Sustain Open Source Projects: Learn the process of creating, launching, and sustaining