Membership Model
Level of engagement, usage and benefits vary for each company active in the Open Integration Hub community, depending on their business model or customer requirements. Some build completely new platforms, some just a single integration for a customer. Higher contribution results in a bigger impact on the framework. Our membership model ensures a fair balance of contribution and influence.
Connected Member
- Open Integration Hub Logo Usage
- Your Logo on Open Integration Hub Website
- Official Member Badge
- Basic Developer Support
- Required Contribution: One Component incl. Maintenance
Integration Member
- Open Integration Hub Logo Usage
- Your Logo on Open Integration Hub Website
- Official Member Badge
- Basic Developer Support
- Required Contribution: None
Enterprise Member
- Open Integration Hub Logo Usage
- Your Logo on Open Integration Hub Website
- Official Member Badge
- Advanced Developer Support
- Include Your Content in Training Programs
- Voting Rights in Committee Elections
- Required Contribution: 1 FTE
Strategic Member
- Open Integration Hub Logo Usage
- Your Logo on Open Integration Hub Website
- Official Member Badge
- Advanced Developer Support
- Include Your Content in Training Programs
- Participation in Onboarding Program
- Voting Rights in Committee Elections
- Seat on the Board
- Required Contribution: 2 FTE
All membership priveledges and conditions are in accrodance to the official open source charter. The fees are annual.
Governance Model
The Open Integration Hub is a community project and therefore values openness and participation. Anyone can contribute by pushing code on GitHub, giving feedback or spreading the word.
In order to process the communities input, guarantee quality, compatibility and compliance, very engaged members (so called committers) organize themselves in a common structure:
Workgroups
Committers with certain expertise are organized in workgroups in order to drive specific topics and process community input. For example, CRM experts work together on a standard data model for contacts and evaluate suggestions for new attributes or relations from the community.
Committees
The committees consist of elected committers from different workgroups. They decide on general topics concerning everyone in order to ensure consistency, focus and efficiency. The committees are responsible for execution of the strategic goals and run operative programms like the product backlog, community building or release planning.
Board
Strategic decision on the Open Integrations Hub’s direction are made by the board. Member of a certain level gain a seat, as well as holders of leading functions in the project such as Product Manager or Committee Manager. The board takes over decisions that cannot be made unanimously by the committee and shapes the overall governance of the project.
Licence
All components of the Open Integration Hub are published on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 licence. This allows a very open use of the framework, even for commercial purposes. All rights remain with the contributors.
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