Thank you very much for joining us, though.
As with that, please be seated.
Thank you all very much for joining this session, and thank you very much for finding
your seat as quite as possible.
It's wonderful that you will do that.
I first want to thank the organization for having me being part of the commercial site
of open source.
My name is Amelbrook, and I am working at Susan, as you might have guessed.
By the way, normally it's only 10 minutes, so it's only that I do a monologue, but I have
some community.
If you want to interrupt me, and you have a question in the comments, a complaint, then
feel free to do so, and you might get a community at the end.
So that's first.
But I also want to refer to the panel that was here, because they said, we as a douzba, and
yes, I am part of a douzba, the huge open source business alliance, and also a part of
the European business alliance.
They said, please make a white book for Tenderstet when it's in the right direction.
That is something we heard, and we will work on it.
Next year, when I'm here, I will present you the white book for Tenderstet when the
right way, at least in the Netherlands, but I will also work on that for Europe.
So thank you very much for the panel before.
Can everyone hear me?
Is the Santa K?
All right, good.
So what do I do?
What is my job?
My job is to do this, so I will be for our open source, and nowadays, the terminology
is wider, it's also digital sovereignty, and that's a big topic.
I would say, even digital sovereignty is the new normal.
If you talk about digital sovereignty, the first thing that you'd be as open source.
And this is an easy one.
This is almost like preaching well.
It sounds like a church, and it feels like preaching for my own church here, right?
So this is an easy one, but I also do this kind of talks in front of an audience where
there's a lot of mixture in the type of people, and the commercialization, and all sorts
of mixture of audience.
So I'm very proud of the company that I work for.
One of the things, for example, is we are digital public goods.
So Susan Linux Enterprise Server, it's recognized as a digital public goods.
In other words, sometimes they ask, how open source is Susan?
Well, this is the answer.
You will not get this stamp if you are not 100% fully open source, providing.
Then what do I do?
I besides that work, I also have my own video channel.
It's called the Friday Catchup, and if you would like it and have a look, I also would
like to recommend you to buy the book of Ada Azigaman from the Free So Fair Foundation
Europe.
This is from the speaker closer to the microphone.
All right.
Better like this?
Yeah, see people waving?
I think that's a good sign.
Like this.
All right.
No worries.
Every microphone goes differently.
So now we go to the topic of the talk.
The talk is about the EU Cloud Serenity Framework.
It's a great framework, and there are little, well, eight aspects that were looked at,
and they are sort of given a weight in how they count for how digital super-union
are.
If you want to know how digital super-union IT environment is, the EU brought out this
framework.
And it's really great that they brought out this framework.
But the first thing is then being sovereign as an IT organization, it's not black and
white, right?
It's not you are either super-union or not.
It's somewhere probably in the middle, in 99% of the cases.
And therefore the EU made that framework, and there are several aspects that make this
super-union IT digital super-union IT measurable.
And I have a picture here, and who can guess what this element stands for within the digital
super-unionity framework?
Feel free to shout, and I'll remember, and you can get a chameleon.
So what do you think, if you look at this picture, what in element in digital super-union
framework?
Any guesses?
Nobody wants a chameleon?
Sorry, say it again?
Low candidate, you're very good, yes, that's this, like you want a chameleon.
So a very important element in how digital super-union IT environment is, is where you
are.
Another one is this, feel free to shout.
Sorry, looking, yes, yes, so where are the keys?
Who is holding the key to your environment?
In someone, maybe, for example, in America, to an off-big red knot, and are you then out
of business?
Is that possible?
Yes or no?
That's an important part as well.
Another one is this, feel free to shout?
Yes, very good, portability, interoperability, and also, I meant with this one, how open
source is your data?
So what is the license of the software that you are bringing to the market?
And also, data, where is your data located, and how is your data stored?
Who has the accessibility to your data?
So in other words, there are a lot of elements.
This is about hardware, and hardware is still a painful one, because we, as soon as we
sell our support to enterprises, and it's quite challenging for enterprises at this point
in time, as far as I know, to have a true open source hardware element in your stick.
So it's an element, but it's something that worked on, and I'm really looking forward
to, see, next year, a more enterprise-ready open source hardware.
If you know more about that, feel free to reach out to me later, because I'm really curious
about that.
Okay, but all these elements, then you have the booklet, the open source framework, it's
six pages, it's quite doable, you can read it, but then if you read it, where are you?
Well, I have some good news, because what you can do now is you can go to our website,
sue the website, and it's anonymous, it's independent, it's agnostic, only thing is, yes,
we do some tracking on the website, that's because we want to know if people come to this,
to do this, and if they fulfill the test, and if they fulfill the test, we will get a result.
You will get your personal result, nobody else can't see what your personal result is,
but from there, it's then possible for us to give you feedback next year, on where the
organizations that fill it in, where they land, so are they landing between level 0, so that's
the definition of the levels that the EU Cloud Framework defined, or a C level 4 or somewhere
in between, and I can talk about these for aspects for an hour, and the other eight aspects
that were in the other slides, also for an hour, but what I want you to do, if you are
managing an IT snake, just go and do the test, and I should have a slide here somewhere,
yeah, this is a screenshot of the self assessment, it's based around 32 questions out there,
and then within 20 minutes, you know where you are on a digital supervainity skill, and this
is it, if anyone has questions, later on, I think you know, is there time now?
Wow, you see, hey, that's if you're quick, anyone questions, comments?
Feel free, female male, I don't care, anyone?
Yeah, I heard there is some, uh, happy, nobody, no questions, no comments?
Yeah, I think the organization is very happy with that, so I think you will very very much for
your time, feel free to go to www.susuit.com and search for a unity minus test.
Thank you all, have a wonderful day, bye-bye!