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- Show researchers how to save and reference research software and how to cite it properly
- Contact scientific journals and conferences to recommend archiving research source code in Software Heritage;
- Foster Software Heritage as a pillar of Open Science in your institution and research community
- Learn and promote the Software Heritage Acquisition Process (SWHAP) for archiving landmark legacy software
- Connect with museums, cultural institutions, software preservation initiatives
- Talk about the ongoing collaboration with UNESCO
- Promote best pratices
- Explain how Software Heritage provides a universal, vendor-neutral, persistent software archive, and the reference source code knowledge base for all industry compliance needs
- Promote SWHIDs to ensure traceability along the supply chain, across future development and organizational changes
- Show how archiving source code in Software Heritage helps public administrations become more transparent and accountable
- Explain the importance of collecting, curating and sharing the public source code from public administrations worldwide
- Share good practices and promote them in government fora
Meet the Advisory Board
We’re taking a significant step in our journey by establishing the Software Heritage Advisory Board. This is a crucial move toward building a sustainable, independent organization that can truly advance our mission. While our initial board helped launch us from a project at Inria (France’s National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology), the challenges ahead require a more independent structure.
This new board will guide us through a substantial transition. Their work will include identifying the right legal framework, developing a sustainable financial model, building our autonomous team, and strengthening global partnerships.
We’ve brought together a diverse group of experts from various fields and regions—Europe, the Americas, and Asia—to ensure a wide range of perspectives are considered. Their combined expertise will be invaluable as we shape the future of software preservation for cultural heritage, science, industry, and public administration worldwide.
You can find more details on the Board’s launch in our blog post and learn about its members below.
