OpenStreetMap is more than a map, but an infrastructure for digital sovereignty. At SFSCON (South Tyrol Free Software Conference), Maurizio Napolitano explores how to support and govern digital commons so that they remain a free resource for everyone.
The South Tyrol Free Software Conference, SFSCON, is one of Europe’s most established annual conferences on Free Software. SFSCON promotes the use of Free Software in digital infrastructures as a tool to achieve greater innovation and competitiveness. Here decision-makers and developers meet, learn and get inspired.
The Digital Sovereignty track explores how Free and Open Source Software can help individuals, organisations and public institutions gain greater control over their data, infrastructures and digital technologies. Talks will address technological independence, open and interoperable ecosystems, resilient digital infrastructures and strategies to reduce dependency on proprietary platforms and vendors.
