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Konferenzprogramm: Mittwoch, 09.06.2010 Konferenzprogramm: Mittwoch, 09.06.2010 London (UG) Berlin I (OG) Berlin II (OG) Europa I (OG) Europa II (OG) 10:00 Ruth Heidingsfelder (it- Nils Magnus (LinuxTag e. V.): Oliver Böhm (agentes AG): Caroline Helbing (OXID novum GmbH) und Steffen Eröffnung Java unter Linux - es war eSales AG): eCommerce in Rieger (it-novum GmbH): The Big einmal ... der Cloud: Open Source und SaaS Picture: IT-Infrastruktur- und - ein Traumpaar? Datacentermanagement mit Open Source 10:30 Sven Grounsell (Blubbsoft Jürgen Renfer (Behörde): IT- Torsten Werner (tarent Robert Douglass (Acquia): GmbH): "Ihr macht ja alles Management mit der GLPI- GmbH): Der Java-Albtraum Building Scalable, High kaputt!" - Der Weg eines KMU von Suite Performance Drupal Sites in the Windows zu Linux Cloud 11:00 Bernd Erk (NETWAYS GmbH): Andreas Hankel (IT Jutta Kreyss (IBM Dalibor Topic (Sun Arnd Böken (Graf von Open Source Data Produktion): Deutschland Entwicklung Microsystems GmbH): JDK 7 Westphalen Rechtsanwälte): Warehouse für das IT ImmobilienScout24.de: über 4 GmbH): Linux Arbeitsplätze & OpenJDK Update Cloud-Computing und Management Millionen Besucher pro Monat mit erfolgreich einführen! Usability Auftragsdatenverarbeitung Open Source Software und Diversity im Fokus 11:30 Henning Westerholt Erwin Tenhumberg (SAP AG): Florian Schießl Karsten Gerloff (Free (Kamailio project ): Integrating SAP Applications (Landeshautpstadt Software Foundation Geographical redundant VoIP with Open Source München, Projekt LiMux): Europe) und Torsten Grote (Free systems with Kamailio OpenOffice.org für München - Software Foundation Europe): unsere Erfolgsrezepte Freedom in the Cloud 12:00 Steffen Mork (itemis AG): Ruth Heidingsfelder (it- Peter Müßig-Trapp (HIS Peter Roßbach (Freelancer): Tino F. Karcher (Provirt): Get Modellbasierte Server- novum GmbH) und Stefan Hochschul-Informations- Apache Tomcat 7 openQRMed Konfiguration mit TMF/Xtext Müller (it-novum GmbH): SAP System): eduSTORE - ein Business goes Open Source: SAP- Intelligence-System zur Schnittstellen zu Alfresco und Entscheidungsunterstützung Pentaho 12:30 Michael Streb (NETWAYS Michael Schlenzka Thomas Uhl (LiSoG e.V. ): Francesco Crippa (Byte-Code GmbH): Puppet und (Jaspersoft): Lösungen aus einem Guss - srl / Fedora Project): How to Subversion für das Configuration- Wettbewerbsvorsprung mit LiSoG Open-Source-Stack create a custom Linux AIM for und Changemanagement im Enterprise BI-Lösung der nächsten Amazon EC2 Datacenter Generation 13:30 Podiumsdiskussion: Sandro Groganz (Initmarketing): Haben kleine Unternehmen noch eine Chance? 15:00 Michael Schwartzkopff David Gümbel (ITOMIG Ulrich Baumann (IT- Heiko Rupp (Red Hat): Ken Drachnik (Canonical): (MultiNET Services GmbH): GmbH): Freie Software - was Systemhaus der Systemmanagement mit RHQ Managing Ubuntu Systems Linux-HA: Quo Vadis? Deutschland von Frankreich Bundesagentur für Arbeit, -- auch für Linux in the Cloud lernen kann (und umgekehrt) Nürnberg): Linux in unternehmenskritischen Anwendungen 15:30 Ralph Dehner (B1 Systems Thomas Biskup (QuinScape David Lutterkort (Red Hat, GmbH): Virtual System GmbH) und Sven Inc.): Deltacloud - many Cluster mit KVM/Pacemaker Helmberger (Quinscape GmbH): clouds, one API OpenSAGA - eine neue Open- Source-Plattform für barrierefreie Webanwendungen 16:00 Thomas Groß (teegee): IT- Christian Patsch (GONICUS Yves Sandfort (comdivision Heinz Wilming (akquinet AG) James Tan (Novell / SUSE Infrastruktur mit dem LAX GmbH): Professionelles Roll- Group): Business und Michael Schütz Linux): SUSE Studio - Easily Baukasten verwalten Out und Desktop-Management Intelligence Integration (Compiere (akquinet AG): Skalierbare und create software appliances for the mit GOsa/FAI <-> Pentaho) in an international zuverlässige Enterprise cloud and more Enterprise Webapplikationen mit Java EE 6 16:30 Piotr Biel (Percona): Best Rico Barth (c.a.p.e. IT Javier Turegano (Andago): E- Nirmal Sasidharan (itemis): Dmitri Popov (Freelance practices when backing up GmbH): Mit OTRS und opsi government as a Service Get Lean with OSEE contributor): Personal Cloud MySQL IT-Serviceprozesse optimieren Computing with Tonido and TonidoPlug 17:00 Dr. Gerolf Ziegenhain (TU John Mertic (SugarCRM): Frank Heimes (IBM SWG): Michael Kleinhenz (tarent Armin Scheurer (Karlsruher Kaiserslautern): How to SugarCRM - Your next From the IBM internal Open GmbH): Google App Engine Institut für Technologie) Setup Your Own High-Performance business application framework Client for Linux to the IBM Client für Java: Eine Einführung und Oliver Oberst (Karlsruhe Cluster for Smart Work Institute of Technology) und Peter Krauß (Institut für Experimentelle Kernphysik am Karlsruher Institut für Technologie) und Volker Büge (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie): Integration of Virtualized Workernodes in Batch Systems 17:30 Schlomo Schapiro Ignacio Correas (eBox Meryll Moreau : How NGOs Hardy Ferentschik (RedHat): Rüdiger Berlich (Karlsruhe (Immobilien Scout GmbH): Technologies): Disrupting leverage Open Source WCM Hibernate Search Institute of Technology): Advanced Software Management the market of SMB servers to take control of their website Distributed parametric with RPM projects optimization in Grid- and Cloud environments LinuxTag 2010: 09. - 12. Juni 2010, Änderungen vorbehalten. Die jeweils gültige Version des Programms Stand vom Montag, 07. Juni 2010, 12:00 Uhr. Messegelände unter dem Funkturm, Berlin steht unter www.linuxtag.org. Konferenzprogramm: Donnerstag, 10.06.2010 London (UG) Berlin I (OG) Berlin II (OG) Europa I (OG) Europa II (OG) 10:00 Julian Hein (NETWAYS Lars Kneschke (Tine 2.0 Carlo Daffara (Conecta srl): Katarina Machalkova (SUSE GmbH): Überwachung großer Projekt): Tine 2.0 - Open source business Linux): Libyui - Universal IT Umgebungen mit Nagios und Benutzerfreundliche Open-Source- models: myths, realities, practical User Interface Development Icinga Groupware examples Library 10:30 Thorsten Kramm (Semigator Harald Grzybowski Daniel Molkentin (Nokia Qt AG): Zabbix Monitoring im (BYTESPRING E-Business Development Frameworks / Enterprise Einsatz Consulting & Solutions): Tiroler KDE): What Is Special About the Taschenmesser - Die QML Declarative Language? Collaboration-Software Group-E im Unternehmenseinsatz 11:00 Werner Fischer (Thomas- Paul Adams (Kolab Systems Joachim Breitner (ITOMIG Mike Krüger (Novell): Krenn.AG): Hardware AG): Beyond Groupware: GmbH) und David Gümbel MonoDevelop - Eine freie IDE Monitoring with the new Nagios Thinking Differently About KDE (ITOMIG GmbH): Software richtig für GTK IPMI Plugin PIM And Kolab befreien 11:30 Maik Außendorf (dass IT Thomas Kashofer (Topalis Matthias Kirschner (FSFE): Milian Wolff (KDE): KDevelop GmbH): Nagios Konfiguration AG): OpenMAPI - Groupware Acht Missverständnisse über 4 - Schneller C++ mit GroundWork / monarch flexibility forever Freie Software (oder sind es Programmieren Lügen?) 12:00 Daniel Ciaglia (OTRS AG): Claudia Neumann (Praxis Martin Michlmayr (Hewlett- Lars Uebernickel : The OTRS::ITSM 2.0: ITIL- Dres. Neumann, APW- Packard): The State of Open Common Printing Dialog kompatibles Change Management Wiegand): Linux und die Source Licensing and Ways to elektronische Gesundheitskarte Improve It 12:30 Christian Stimming (SICK AG) Gabor Szabo (Perl Training und Claudia Neumann Israel): Automatic testing in (Praxis Dres. Neumann, APW- the Open Source world and what Wiegand): Open Source und businesses can learn from them Finanzen: GnuCash für Privatanwender und kleine Unternehmen 13:00 Keynote: Dirk Riehle (Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nürnberg): A New Software Developer Career 14:00 Keynote: James Utzschneider (Microsoft): Keynote: Microsoft and Open Source: A New Perspective 15:00 Harald Milz (Millenux Matt Asay (Canonical) und : Romain Pelisse (Fox Mobile GmbH): Open Source im Making Linux Sexy: Don't Group): Distributed Version professionellen Einsatz: Linux auf Forget the End User Control System and their Use 80000 Desktops Cases 15:30 Frank Lichtenheld (Astaro AG): Creating a modern and flexible development infrastructure with git 16:00 Karl-Heinz Strassemeyer Sebastian Fritsch (Tele- Erwin Tenhumberg (SAP AG): Andriy Shevchenko (Teleca (IBM Deutschland Consulting GmbH): openucf: Opportunities and Finland): Automated System Entwicklung GmbH): Ten Years Unified Communications mit Challenges of a Mixed Source for Parallel Functional Testing via Linux on the Mainframe Opensource als Framework-Ansatz Strategy Web Interface 16:30 Hans Picht (IBM Linux Sebastian Sauer (KDE): Shawn Beasley (OTRS AG): Erik Kort (OXID eSales AG): Technology Center): From KOffice2 OTRS: A look behind the Agile Development and unit Penguins and Dinosaurs: Current code. People in action. testing in a web environment and Future technology for Linux on a non mainstream hardware platform 17:00 Alexander Graf (Novell): KVM Ralph Soika (Imixs gmbh): Dominik Brodowski Ralph Dehner (B1 Systems on S390x Imixs - Open Source (University of Tübingen): GmbH): Testautomatisierung Workflow Management Criminal Regulations by the European Union - New Threats or New Opportunities? 17:30 Michael Iedema (Askozia): Tobias Rückert (Light-Office Bruno Cornec (Hewlett- Open Source Telephony - NZ Ltd. / Advanced Packard): Continuous The Toybox is Open & Everyone is Millennium Technologies Pvt. Packaging with Project-Builder.org Playing Ltd.): Information Overload Strategies LinuxTag 2010: 09. - 12. Juni 2010, Änderungen vorbehalten. Die jeweils gültige Version des Programms Stand vom Montag, 07. Juni 2010, 12:00 Uhr. Messegelände unter dem Funkturm,
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