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Traditionally OSPOs create rules, processes, and guidance that treat all repositories the same. This approach has limitations as not all repositories need identical guidance or benefit from meeting the same standards. To address these limitations while also not forcing OSPO staff to be familiar with hundreds or even tens of thousands of repositories, the concept of repository cohorts was created. Repository cohorts are standardized and programmatic ways to group repositories based on thresholds across key metadata dimensions, such as age, activity, community, and content. A cohort is a set of repositories that meet the conditions to belong to the cohort, and a single repository will belong to many cohorts. The pre-defined and pre-calculated nature of cohorts makes it easy to use them in a variety of OSPO activities, including: OKRs for specific cohorts, identifying representative interviewees that cover key cohorts, aggregate understanding of an organization’s open source presence at scale, etc. Learnings will be presented from Microsoft OSPO and the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services OSPO who have independently implemented repository cohorts.
Open Source Lead, Digital Service at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, US Department of Health & Human Services
Remy DeCausemaker is the Open Source Lead for the Digital Service at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS.) Remy helps developers, designers, and other contributors work with dedicated civil servants to create open accessible healthcare technology projects, programs... Read More →
US Digital Corps Fellow, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Isaac Milarsky is a Developer for the Open Source Program Office at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS.) Through his work with the OSPO at CMS, Isaac improves access to key metrics concerning CMS projects, and grows communities of practice around Open Data, Open Standards... Read More →
Software Engineer, Digital Service at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Natalia Luzuriaga is a software engineer in the Digital Service at The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS.gov) where she is involved in launching the first Open Source Program Office in the federal government. Her work is focused on building tools & establishing best... Read More →
