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CFPB’s Matthew Burton on open source adoption

November 19, 2013

Matthew Burton, deputy CIO at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, discusses with FedScoopTV how his agency has leveraged open source.

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CFPB Releases Open Source Policy

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to share its software code with the public for any development project it or its contractors build at no charge, the…

CFPB’s Matthew Burton on open source adoption

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