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Join us for OSPOlogy Asia, a full-day, invitation-only gathering bringing together organizations across Asia that are running, building, or exploring Open Source Program Offices and open source management practices.
Hosted at the Sony Offices in the Shinagawa area of Tokyo, OSPOlogy Asia is designed to create a trusted space for practical knowledge sharing, peer networking, and regional collaboration among enterprise, academia, public sector, and broader open source operations stakeholders.
The event will focus on how organizations in Asia are approaching open source strategy, governance, security, compliance, contribution models, OSPO operations, and cross-functional collaboration.
Event Themes
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Operationalizing Open Source Security and Risk Management
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Modern OSPO Setups: Strategy and Cross-Functional Leadership
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Open Standards, Protocols, and Governance for AI
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OSPOs in Asia: Collaboration Models, Local Challenges, and Shared Lessons
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Open Source 101 for Organizations
Preliminary Program
🎙️ Keynotes
Hear from open source leaders and regional practitioners on the evolving role of OSPOs across Asia.
🧑🏫 Tooling Demos
Explore real-world practices and tools that support open source management, compliance, metrics, and community operations.
💬 Roundtables
Hands-on discussions and mentor-led sessions designed to help participants exchange experiences and work through common challenges.
🥂 Social Dinner
Continue the conversations with peers from across the Asian open source ecosystem.
We are open to proposals from interested participants who would like to submit a tooling demo or propose a moderated roundtable topic. Please submit your proposal using this form.
Agenda
| Time (JST) | Track | Session | Speaker(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9:00 – 9:20 | — | Doors Open and Registration | — |
| 9:20 – 10:10 | Keynote | OSPO Japan Panel: Academia, Enterprise, and Government Collaboration | Noriaki Fukuyasu (LF Japan); Masato Endo (Toyota); Shoji Kajita (Nagoya University); Kazuki Imamura (Innovation Platform Agency, Japan); Yuichi Nakamura (Hitachi); Masayuki Kuwata (Sony); Masayuki Yamada (Digital Agency, Government of Japan) |
| 10:10 – 10:20 | — | Break | — |
| 10:20 – 10:40 | Use Case | Samsung's OSPO Journey | Daniel Park (Samsung) |
| 10:40 – 11:00 | Use Case | Navigating Open Source Transformation in the AI Era: Insights and Responses from Ant Group's OSPO | Xiaoya Xia, Peggy Dong (Ant Group) |
| 11:00 – 11:20 | Use Case | OCF as a Quasi-OSPO Hub Connecting Communities, Industry, and Government and its Regional Impact | Ian Liu (Open Culture Foundation) |
| 11:20 – 11:50 | Use Case | Building Community-Driven Kubernetes Governance with Kyverno in Indonesia | Husni Alhamdani (Amartha Mikro FinTech, Cloud-Native Indonesia) |
| 11:50 – 12:50 | — | Lunch | — |
| 13:00 – 13:20 | Use Case | Bridging Corporate OSPOs and Ecosystem Reality: Lessons from 15+ Years Building Open Source across Asia | Hong Phuc Dang (FOSSASIA) |
| 13:30 – 14:00 | Demo | BomLens: An Open-Source, One-Click SBOM Tool for Supply Chain Security and Regulatory Compliance | Haksung Jang (SK Telecom, OpenChain) |
| 14:00 – 14:15 | — | Break | — |
| 14:15 – 14:45 | Demo | Empowering Risk Governance with Early Vulnerability Disclosure and Poisoning Intelligence with CleanSource SCA Community Edition | Zhiyuan Xue (Sectrend) |
| 14:45 – 15:00 | — | Break | — |
| 15:00 – 16:00 | Roundtable A | Agentic AI to Empower OSPO (Intermediate) | Daniel Park (Samsung); Ana Jiménez (TODO Group, AAIF) |
| 15:00 – 16:00 | Roundtable B | Frequently Asked Questions for Open Source Management: Insights from TODO Group + OpenChain Japan WG (Beginner) | Owada Kiyoshi (Socionext Inc) |
| 16:00 – 16:10 | — | Break | — |
| 16:10 – 16:30 | Use Case | From Policy to Practice: Leveraging OpenChain to Strengthen Open Source Governance | Ting Wen (ByteDance) |
| 16:30 – 16:50 | Use Case | SBOM-Vuln Sandbox — Accelerate SBOM Everywhere by Tri-Ecosystem Values | Mark Tsujioka (Okinawa Open Laboratory) |
| 16:50 – 17:00 | Closing | Closing Remarks | Ana Jiménez (Linux Foundation, AAIF Ambassador) |
| 18:00 – 20:00 | Dinner | Speaker and VIP Dinner (sponsored by CNCF, private event) | — |
Roundtables run in parallel — attendees pick one. Advance registration is required; the sign-up form will be available soon.
Speakers
- Ana Jiménez — TODO Group, PyTorch · Senior Project Manager, AAIF Ambassador
- Daniel Park — Samsung · OSPO Manager
- Hong Phuc Dang — FOSSASIA · Founder and Director
- Ian Liu — Open Culture Foundation · Project Manager
- Husni Alhamdani — Amartha Mikro FinTech, Cloud-Native Indonesia · Sr. Site Reliability Engineer
- Kazuki Imamura — Innovation Platform Agency, Japan · Digital Infrastructure Center
- Mark Tsujioka — Okinawa Open Laboratory · Project Owner of Trusted Network Project
- Masato Endo — Toyota · OSPO Group Manager, LF Japan Evangelist
- Masayuki Kuwata — Sony · OSPO Manager
- Masayuki Yamada — Government of Japan, Digital Agency · Head of Data Unit
- Noriaki Fukuyasu — Linux Foundation Japan · VP of Japan Operations, The Linux Foundation
- Peggy Dong — Ant Group · Open Source Governance Expert, Ant Group OSPO
- Shoji Kajita — Nagoya University · Professor
- Ting Wen — ByteDance · Open Source Legal
- Xiaoya Xia — Ant Group · Open Source Analyst, Ant Group OSPO
- Yuichi Nakamura — Hitachi · Head of OSPO, Open Source Strategist
- Zhiyuan Xue — Shanghai Sectrend Information Technology · Founder and CEO
- Haksung Jang — SK Telecom · OSPO Manager
Format
OSPOlogy Asia will be a full-day, single-track event. The morning program will include talks, keynotes, panels, and practical demos. The afternoon will focus on mentor-led roundtables. The event may conclude with a social dinner to continue the conversation and strengthen connections.
Who Should Attend
This event is intended for practitioners and stakeholders involved in open source management within organizations, including:
- Enterprise OSPO leaders and open source managers
- Organizations interested in establishing an OSPO
- Academic institutions working with open source communities or research software
- Public sector organizations exploring open source strategy and governance
- Legal, security, compliance, engineering, DevRel, and strategy teams involved in open source operations
- Broader OSS operations stakeholders working inside organizations
Program Committee Members
- Ana Jiménez — TODO Group, PyTorch (Spain)
- Daniel Park — Samsung (South Korea)
- Masayuki Kuwata — Sony (Japan)
- Nithya Ruff — Linux Foundation (India)
- Nori Yamazaki (Japan)
- Noriaki Fukuyasu — Linux Foundation Japan (Japan)
- Ryan Hsieh — Cathay Financial Holdings (Taiwan)
- Zhiqiang Yu — China Mobile (China Mainland)
When
Monday, July 27, 2026 · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (JST)
Where
