Open Source Partnerships
Quansight connects your business to open-source communities.
We work with you to prioritize the features you need, hire from community contributors, apply proven open-source collaboration/development techniques to your business, and get support and maintenance for the open source you rely on.
Prioritize Your Needs in Open Source
Get your priorities implemented
Ensure the projects and dependencies you rely on are maintained
Work with the community on the project roadmap and the features you need
Get information so you can understand risks and mitigate them through feature development, maintenance and hiring plans
Hire From the Community
Connect to the people in our network.
Direct hire with optional mentoring.
Contract to hire.
Receive continuing education and training for your staff.
Get Open Source Support
Support from experts who know or wrote the technology.
Get help selecting the projects your business can depend on.
Work with you on SLAs for security and bug fixes.
Community health monitoring.
Apply Lessons of Open Source
Use tools and processes common in open-source to scale your development and break-down internal barriers.
Get help adapting open-source projects to your internal projects and plans.
Guide your team in open-source participation.
Use open-source to amplify your content marketing strategy.
Examples of what you can add to a Statement of Work:
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Targeted Open Source development for PyData and Jupyter ecosystem
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Support and Mentoring for your team
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Open Source Issue triage and community management
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Management and coordination (project, community, hiring)
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Package building (conda, wheel, rpm, deb, etc.)
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Help with multiple open source projects
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Maintenance of forks (shallow and/or temporary) on projects you rely on
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Audit of your Open Source dependencies for internal projects
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Participation in community road-map discussions
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Slack channel participation and coordination for your team
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Indemnification and Support of Open Source projects
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Targeted Recruiting
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Support for community organizations like NumFOCUS, Apache, Linux Foundation, or Software Conservancy