Re: Call for Papers: Open Source projects
Ruth Kusterer <[email protected]> Tue, 01 Aug 2006 17:34:30 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.netbeans.marketing |
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| Organization | Sun Microsystems, Czech Republic |
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Heinrich Seeger wrote: > Dear maintainers of business-relevant Open Source projects, > > Open Source Meets Business, the congress for IT decision makers, is > approaching it's second run, scheduled for 24. - 26. January, 2007, in > Nuremberg, Germany. One day of the three day event will be dedicated > to Open Source projects. > FYI: He is from heise.de -- the ones who publish the big German IT magazins iX and c't. I took a look at the page: http://www.heise.de/veranstaltungen/2006/ho_osb/default.shtml To give you a feeling for the size of this conference: They plan to have 30 presentations per day (5 slots x 6 tracks). Plus several keynotes, some workshops for 20 persons eachs, and it costs like 1500 Euros to attend. The content doesn't say "Java" anywhere. What I see is on a much higher level, like "Enterprise and desktop apps, security, middleware, embedded Linux". The list of speakers contains banks, goverment, insurances, industry. Sun is listed as a partner (next to IBM &co). Two days focus on "best OS practices in business" (case studies from customers only), while the first day (January 24 2007) showcases innovative technologies for businesses -- that latter is where Sun/NetBeans fits in. What kind of preso they want: - innovative technologies, vision, roadmap. - The range of features (demo), position on the market (who's the competitor), and what's in it for the target group. - How is it developed and supported (internal/external contributions? how many paid by company)? - "No commercial blah." - Ten concise slides in PDF, 20 mins. > We invite all maintainers of Open Source projects with relevance for > business applications to participate in our call for papers. > > Please find all details in the enclosed pdf document. > > Deadline: 31. August, 2006. > > We are looking forward to receiving your papers. > > > Kind regards, > > Heinrich Seeger > Editor-in-chief Heise Enterprise > Heise Zeitschriften Verlag GmbH & Co. KG > Helstorfer Straße 7 > 30625 Hannover > Germany > > Tel. +49-5 11-53 52-6 27 > Mobil +49-1 72-8 60 03 04 > E-Mail [email protected] > www.heise.de -- Best regards, Ruth Kusterer <[email protected]> Sun Microsystems - Prague, Czech Republic http://www.netbeans.org