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Re: [opensuse-conference] Re: Let's talk keynote speakers!
- From: Izabel Valverde <valverde.izabel@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2011 12:05:57 -0300
- Message-id: <CAPF532bNOgVTFPfP-N3vrjZoO-CSnxBsNcdoTyDzyvqVjUM1CQ@mail.gmail.com>
2011/7/4 Izabel Valverde <valverde.izabel@xxxxxxxxx>:
Sorry! I forgot the fourth
Fernanda Weiden - Google - System Administrator
The reason Fernanda "nanda" Weiden is a system administrator and a
former council member of Free Software Foundation Latin America. She
is a participant in Debian Women. She lives in Zurich, Switzerland.
She was a speaker at Wizards of OS 4 in Berlin ;-)
Izabel
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2011/6/30 Jos Poortvliet <jos@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Let's try to re-start this discussion as we need to find keynote
speakers at some point :D
I think it does make a lot of sense to put Michael Miller in front of
the audience to talk about what openSUSE can expect from SUSE.
A second keynote I'd like to propose would be Aaron Seigo. He's a KDE
rockstar developer, excellent speaker, and head of the Plasma
development team. More importantly, and the reason I think he's a good
choice for a speaker, is that the Plasma hacker team has recently
started to experiment with new ways of collaborating. Keyword here:
Kanban. See an article mentioning this way of working here:
http://dot.kde.org/2011/06/29/platform-frameworks-kde-hackers-meet-
switzerland
I must to say that Aaron would be a great keynote...
Aaron would probably be willing to give a keynote talking about
collaboration and working together, both on-line & face to face. I think
it could be very valuable for us as we, as a community, don't have much
experience with this yet.
Obviously, if any of you has an idea for someone else who could touch on
the same subject that'd be awesome! If not, I can contact Aaron next
week or so and ask him.
In either case, with a keynote about collaboration & a keynote about
SUSE we still have two slots available.
Based on what was discussed last time, we could do a 'history session'
or forum although I'd rather have a forward-looking thing. Maybe a few
opinionated, core techies together on stage, talking about future stuff?
And what other community member(s) could talk?
I was in a big brazilian conference called FISL and I had the chance
to talk with few interesting people. I step forward and invited them
to join us.
First Dennis Gilmore - He is Release Engineer at Red Hat for Fedora -
must to read Fedora Project Contributor ;-)
Second Lenz Grimmer - He knows a lot about openSUSE Conference and
unfortunately has no agenda for us, but said that will see the
possibility to sponsor us - maybe can send somebody else.
and the third and last - Cedric Thomas - OW2 - it's a Consortium with
solutions and the invitation had the intention to get sponsorship
cause they are dealing with Canonical for something big in Brazil and
the idea is pretty interesting and I thought we could make something
with them.
For these three I will need an invitation letter to garantee that they
will go by their own $efforts$ :-D
Izabel
Sorry! I forgot the fourth
Fernanda Weiden - Google - System Administrator
The reason Fernanda "nanda" Weiden is a system administrator and a
former council member of Free Software Foundation Latin America. She
is a participant in Debian Women. She lives in Zurich, Switzerland.
She was a speaker at Wizards of OS 4 in Berlin ;-)
Izabel
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