Black Duck Software - Partners & Alliances

Partners & Alliances

Black Duck Software supports and collaborates with companies and organizations throughout the open source sphere. A member of the Eclipse Foundation, the Linux Foundation, the Open Solutions Alliance, and the Open Source Software Institute, Black Duck also participates actively in the Linux Foundation SPDX working group which it has co-chaired from its inception.

The company is also an associate member of the GENIVI Alliance helping to provide open source compliance strategy, program development and training to Alliance members, which include top automakers and automotive software suppliers.

Technical integration with IBM Rational and Microsoft Visual Studio adds Black Duck functionality to executive-level software management. Open source consultancies work with Black Duck Software to help their clients adopt and implement open source policies that honor licenses while capturing the cost savings of open source software reuse. Similarly, Black Duck has established partnerships with a number of law firms to provide accurate determination of software pedigree—especially helpful when preparing software asset valuation for mergers and acquisitions.

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