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Utah Open Source Conference 2007 Home : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 JULCloseSEP 29 captures 10 9 Feb 07 - 17 Dec 11 2006Help2007 Utah Open Source Conference 2007 The Convergence HOME GROUPS SCHEDULE SPEAKERS SESSIONS SPONSORS PRESENTATIONS EVENTS BOFS PARTICIPATE Utah Open Source Conference 2007 The Convergence… September 6-8, 2007 Diamond Sponsors By, for and about Utah Open Source. Join us at the first major event for the open source community in Utah! Whether you are a geek, CTO or both, this conference is for you. The Utah Open Source Conference is the first major gathering in Utah focused solely on bringing the open source community together, business, technology and community. The Convergence…, this year’s theme is about bringing the open source technology and communities to the businesses in Utah. Showing how technologies have improved, how open source communities can be beneficial to businesses and how businesses can leverage the technologies and community for better products, services and people. The conference is intended to focus on three main concepts; open source community growth, business adoption of open source technology and promoting open source technology from within Utah’s boundaries. The folks at Utah Open Source have been working hard for just over a year to help these goals become a reality. The conference is shaping up to be the premier open source Conference in the state. Currently, over 20 presentations and tutorial sessions are in place occurring over in 2 days, including a keynote by open source and free Other Sponsors software advocate, Bruce Perens. Learn more about open source and its benefits to our community as well as to the world. Learn more about what Utahn’s are doing for open source. Find out how your business can use open source to save time and money. There is something here for everyone and we’ll for sure have some surprises up our sleeves too. Location Information Utah Open Source Conference 2007 will be held at the Open Source Technology Center (OSTC) at Novell. 1800 Novell Place, Building A Provo, UT - Map Share and Enjoy: https://web.archive.org/web/20070910194342/http://www.utosc.org/[3/2/2015 1:14:50 PM] Groups : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 AUGCloseSEP 6 captures 11 11 Sep 07 - 13 Oct 07 2006Help2007 Utah Open Source Conference 2007 The Convergence HOME GROUPS SCHEDULE SPEAKERS SESSIONS SPONSORS PRESENTATIONS EVENTS BOFS PARTICIPATE Groups If you are looking for the Special Interest Groups (SIGs), click here. Utah Open Source has membership opportunities throughout the social web LinkedIn group - http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/3406/57A7ED0EB69D Facebook - Search for “Utah Open Source” Diamond Sponsors Flickr - http://flickr.com/groups/utosc IRC - irc.freenode.net - #utos Join the mailing list for more and upcoming information: http://utos.org/mailman/listinfo/ Share and Enjoy: Other Sponsors https://web.archive.org/web/20070911220137/http://www.utosc.org/groups/[3/2/2015 1:18:18 PM] Schedule : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 AUGCloseSEP 6 captures 11 7 Aug 07 - 13 Oct 07 2006Help2007 Utah Open Source Conference 2007 The Convergence HOME GROUPS SCHEDULE SPEAKERS SESSIONS SPONSORS PRESENTATIONS EVENTS BOFS PARTICIPATE Schedule Below is the detailed conference schedule for the Utah Open Source Conference 2007. This schedule is subject to change. The schedule is also available in pdf form. Diamond Sponsors Thursday, September 6, 2007 05:00 Utah Open Source Conference Opens PM Dinner Reception ($10 donation requested) Keynote: Open source at home: Making Utah a center for open-source 06:00 innovation PM Matt Asay, VP Business Development, Alfresco 06:45 Utah Open Source Awards PM Jason Hall, President, Provo Linux User Group (PLUG) 07:30 Keynote: Emerging Economic Paradigm of Open Source PM Bruce Perens, Leader in the Free Software and Open Source community Friday, September 7, 2007 Other Sponsors Session Rooms Time Fedora Gentoo Ubuntu FreeBSD OpenSUSE Introduction: Jason Hall,President, Provo Linux User Group 08:30 Keynote: Tom Welch, Manager Technology Community, LDS Church AM Keynote: Phil Windley, Executive Producer, IT Conversations 09:30 Break AM https://web.archive.org/web/20070911175111/http://www.utosc.org/schedule/[3/2/2015 1:19:13 PM] Schedule : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 Apache Who is your What is Utah Using Open Updates On Perl Open for web site Open Source To 6 09:45 Business, working for? Source? Create Car AM OFBiz Entertainment Paul Seamons Clint Savage David Jones Paul Strange Kevron Rees Applying Understanding FamilySearch Is open source Apache 2.2 Opening Up 10:35 to more than configuration AM the computer Gordon Clarke industry Brad Nicholes Virtualize Linux Joseph Hall AskSasha about your Performance MySQL business Tuning: with open 'noatime' Sasha Pachev 11:25 source like the AM software present (Xen) Michael Lamont Place Peterson 12:15 Geek Lunch PM The Cafeteria at Novell Building Building and The Business Testopia Use Buni Meldware Voice Leveraging Advantage of and Communication Applications An Online Using Open Development Suite: Platform 01:30 Using Open Open Source independent PM Source Source Greg groupware Community Panel Hendricks Jared Smith Discussion Andrew Oliver Tom Welch Taming Object Relational 02:20 Mapping With PM SQLAlchemy Jonathan Ellis 03:10 Break PM Digital Intro to Linux Open source Bluetooth For Identity and Python, a Distribution business and Fun and Non- 03:30 Open Tutorial Throw Down .NET Profit PM Source: Using Open Matt Open Panel Frank Rego Brad Midgley ID Harrison The Relational Using Django Model: An Phil Windley to Drive overview and its Internal role in a 04:20 Development growing world PM Tools of unstructured data Scott Robertson Dan Hanks Open BoFs Troubleshooting Source and Networking Challenge the Smart Other 05:10 Electric Grid Guru Labs PM Birds of a Feather https://web.archive.org/web/20070911175111/http://www.utosc.org/schedule/[3/2/2015 1:19:13 PM] Schedule : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 07:00 Doors Close for the night PM Saturday, September 8, 2007 Session Rooms Time Fedora Gentoo Ubuntu FreeBSD OpenSUSE Introduction: Jason Hall 08:30 Keynote: Tim Riker, Maintainer, BZFlag AM Keynote: Pete Ashdown, President and Founder, XMission 09:30 Break AM Getting Building Ticketing and Open Source Started with Community: Business Best Practices Apache The strength from the 09:45 OFBiz of open Peter Bowen Apache AM source Software Al Byers / Foundation Brett Palmer Christer Edwards Brad Nicholes Embedded Virtualization Distributed Linux using OSS source control 10:35 business (Xen) AM solutions Jonathan Ellis Derek Carter Tim Riker Bringing Perl Open templating; Source mishmash, Home - mayhem and 11:25 mythtv, xine unity in AM and home document automation templates Brandon Paul Beattie Seamons 12:15 UTOSC BBQ PM Novell's Lawn near the OSTC Open Advanced Open Source .NET/Mono In a Source at ASP billing Philosophy To Mixed XMission with Freeside Build Environment 01:30 Passionate PM Pete Communities John Anderson Ashdown Jason Hall Matthew Reinbold VOIP in the Overview Of Starting a Connecting office The Dojo business with remote users Toolkit open source and offices 02:20 Jared Smith tools through open PM Victor Villa source Aaron Toponce Chris Cameron https://web.archive.org/web/20070911175111/http://www.utosc.org/schedule/[3/2/2015 1:19:13 PM] Schedule : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 03:10 Break PM ETL with Network Open source Monitoring Troubleshooting Kettle Manager - programming your data Challenge Changing language center using 03:30 Nate Handy the way we throw down Apache Guru Labs PM connect Ganglia Open Panel Doran Brad Nicholes Barton GPG BoFs BoardGames Keysigning Networking 04:20 Other Moderator: PM Moderator: Chris Billings Scott Robertson 05:30 Doors Close for 2007 PM Share and Enjoy: Actions Edit https://web.archive.org/web/20070911175111/http://www.utosc.org/schedule/[3/2/2015 1:19:13 PM] Speakers : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 AUGCloseSEP 5 captures 11 7 Aug 07 - 11 Oct 07 2006Help2007 Utah Open Source Conference 2007 The Convergence HOME GROUPS SCHEDULE SPEAKERS SESSIONS SPONSORS PRESENTATIONS EVENTS BOFS PARTICIPATE Speakers Utah Open Source Conference 2007 will provide a comprehensive education experience for all attendees. New speakers are being confirmed daily. Please check back often to see the latest additions to the Utah Open Source Conference 2007 program. John Anderson Diamond Sponsors Orchid Event Solutions Presentation: .NET in a mixed environment Matt Asay VP Business Development, Alfresco Keynote: Open source at home: Making Utah a center for open-source innovation Pete Ashdown President and Founder, XMission Keynote: Keynote Title Here Presentation: Open Source at XMission Doran Barton President/CTO, Iodynamics Presentation: NetworkManager - Changing the way we connect Peter Bowen Peter’s Title Presentation: Ticketing and Business Chris Cameron Chris’ Title Other Sponsors Presentation: Connecting remote users and offices through open source Derek Carter Co-Founder, NeverBlock Keynote: Virtualization with open source (Xen) Christer Edwards President, Ubuntu Utah Building Community - The strength of open source Jonathan Ellis President, Utah Python User Group Presentation: Taming object-relational mapping with SQLAchemy Presentation: Distributed source control Jason Hall President, Provo Linux User Group https://web.archive.org/web/20070911022533/http://www.utosc.org/speakers/[3/2/2015 1:20:15 PM] Speakers : Utah Open Source Conference 2007 Presentation: Advanced ASP billing with Freeside Joseph Hall
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