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Nithya Ruff, Head of Open Source Office and Board Director at Comcast chats with Danese and shares her experience of driving InnerSource from an initial way of staging open source projects to a fully-fledged model that has modified the organization's software strategy. Nithya gives us a glimpse into the evolution of the company culture at Comcast from a traditional autonomous one to now a more collaborative one experiencing improved documentation of practices, better utilization of resources and welcomed mentoring across the company. We'll also hear how they developed a significant education communications program to scale InnerSource across the organization.
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