The Bitol Working Group brings together contributors, practitioners, and end users to discuss, refine, and advance open standards for modern data collaboration. It is the place to review proposals, align terminology, share implementation feedback, and shape the next iterations of ODCS and ODPS.
About the Working Group
Features
Standards in Focus
Open Data Contract Standard
Open Data Product Standard
Shared specifications
Version planning
Proposal reviews
Contributors & End Users
Data Engineers
Data Product Owners
Architects
Platform Teams
Open Source Contributors
Features & Functionality
Specification reviews
Issue discussion
Community feedback
Reference examples
Implementation guidance
Enterprise Use
Data governance
Interoperability
Ownership clarity
Quality expectations
Operational trust
Open Data Contract Standard (ODCS)
ODCS defines a shared, open way to describe agreements between data producers and consumers. Within the working group, contributors can review contract structures, metadata expectations, ownership fields, and practical implementation patterns.
Open Data Product Standard (ODPS)
ODPS provides a framework to define, document, and govern reusable data products. In this channel, the community can refine how data products are described, owned, discovered, and trusted across teams and platforms.
Why This Community Matters
”Open standards become stronger when contributors can review ideas together, challenge assumptions, and shape practical guidance for real teams.
Bitol Working GroupOpen Collaboration for ODCS and ODPS
Join the Bitol Community
Connect with contributors, review standards, and help shape the future of Bitol specifications.
Become a Contributor
Follow development progress and contribute to standards work on GitHub.
Meet the Community
Connect with architects, engineers, and working group participants.
Get in Touch
Stay connected and find the right place to participate in standards discussions.
Join the Channel
Take part in conversations around ODCS, ODPS, and future Bitol standards.
Ready to Shape the Future of Bitol Standards?
Join the working group and help define open, practical, and extensible standards for modern data collaboration.