The need to understand how open source software is built has never been greater. Today, 90% of IT leaders use open source for their organizations and value streams, and they need to quickly identify risks and opportunities to succeed and to reach the objectives they have. In this blog, we want to highlight some cases about the experiences of our customers on how Bitergia Analytics services works for them in their daily tasks and to reach these objectives.
Continue reading “How Bitergia Analytics can work with your objectives: analyzing use cases.”Bitergia Analytics vs. Cauldron Cloud
The need to understand how open source software is built has never been greater. Today, 90% of IT leaders use open source for their organizations and value streams. Thus, they need to quickly identify risks and opportunities to succeed. This blog post is about two solutions that Bitergia offers: Bitergia Analytics and Cauldron Cloud.

Bitergia Analytics: 4 steps to implement Data Strategy
Companies have a lot of valuable data waiting to be discovered. What companies usually measure is just the tip of the iceberg. Analytics is the way of discovering insights from that data. An area where analytics is often not used to its fullest potential is for understanding Software Development processes.
Continue reading “Bitergia Analytics: 4 steps to implement Data Strategy”Bitergia’s world tour 2021: A summary of experiences that we shared
This year we returned to face-to-face conferences when possible to share our experiences with metrics for open source and Innersource. We prepared a recap so you can review them again and don’t miss anything.
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Open source is coming of age. Corporations have started to embrace open source and are establishing best practices for managing their engagement with open source software and communities. However, some organisations that are willing to adopt open source software methods require support and guidance during their first steps. This is where the OSPO Alliance comes into play.
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In this blog post we are delighted to share one of the big changes here at Bitergia: We are pleased to announce Daniel Izquierdo as the new Bitergia’s CEO, who was appointed this month.
Daniel, co-founder of Bitergia, will replace our beloved former CEO Jose Manrique, who joined Bitergia 8 years ago and has been at the head of the nest for almost 4 years.
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As an official partner, Bitergia joins the celebration of the OpenSearch 1.0 release.
Bitergia is committed to open source. Elasticsearch and Kibana have been a core dependency of our own open source tool GrimoireLab.
Continue reading “Welcoming the OpenSearch 1.0 release”Value-stream mapping using software development analytics
Modern software development pipelines are fractured with a lack of visibility across the entire product value-stream concealing process bottlenecks, constraints, and waste. Software development analytics can analyze value-streams within DevOps environments to provide full end-to-end visibility to the flow of work.
Continue reading “Value-stream mapping using software development analytics”Reporting OSPOs with Cauldron Cloud
Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) have become vital to companies and their open source ecosystem, but getting the right information and a way to report OSPO activities is still unclear for many practitioners. Today’s post explains how Cauldron Cloud can be used as a reporting tool for three OSPO responsibilities: advocacy, community management and support.
Continue reading “Reporting OSPOs with Cauldron Cloud”Cauldron Cloud and OSS Reporting
If you are into open source, you might have heard about Cauldron, the metrics SaaS tool to help managers, developers, community builders and analysts to understand and to report insights about the people and processes involved in open source development of the projects that matter to them.
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