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Registration
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Opening keynote
How to get an elephant moving?
- The situation in the Dutch governmental organisations concerning open standards and open source software
- Reuse of open software and the open source suppliers
- How to move on toward more openness: the Open Wijzer
- When open standards are a must: the proces of open standardisation
- Governance and management of open standards
- Beyond 2011
Ineke Schop, Program Manager, NOiV |
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Keynote
Where next for open source?
Now that open source is a mainstream idea, it faces the challenges of success. In this talk, Simon will consider the historic roots of Free and open source software and consider the challenges of "open core" models, the re-emergence of collaborative approaches such as OpenStack and consider the true business values of open source software - more than just cost savings. Read ahead at http://webmink.com for the topics Simon will be covering.
Simon Phipps, well-known and respected leader in the free software community, former Chief Open Source Officer at SUN |
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Break
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Expert Sessions I, II, III
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Expert Session I
Strategy and OSOSS
Jeroen Visser is going to talk about the Open IT Strategy. The formulation of a dedicated Open IT strategy is the first important in the transition towards an Open platform and vendor independent IT Infrastructure that enables the flexibility that is required to meet the requirements of the demanding and fast changing economy of today. An Open strategy will help you “take the right initiatives for the right reason.” The goal of an Open IT strategy is the formulation and execution of an integrated set of choices based on the formal decision to adopt Open Standards and create an Open IT infrastructure. It identifies the essential content, and the configuration of activities and assets necessary to create and sustain an Open IT infrastructure. The purpose of this presentation is to define what we mean by an Open IT strategy, its primary components, and its benefits. We will discuss why it is needed, what is in it, how to build one, how to manage it and above all the benefits of having one.
Jeroen Visser, Vice President, Holland Open Foundation |
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Expert Session II
Free Technology Academy: Towards sustainable production of free educational materials
- Business models for production, maintenance and distribution of Free and Open Source Software.
- The analogue to fully free software in education: 'fully free knowledge'. Sustainable production of free educational materials is a challenge.
- Brief overview of the Free Technology Academy: educational programme, methodologies and organisation.
- To which extent are business models for Free Software proving to be successful in the case of the FTA?
Hinde ten Berge, Vice President, Free Knowledge Institute and Board Member, Free Technology Academy |
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Expert Session III
*Engaging cybercrime: */*Divide and Conquer*/*
Malware incidents are leading to increased financial loss by misusing bank accounts or confidential (corporate) information. The software products’ market share and the percentage of malware targeting those products are closely related. Nevertheless, many organizations continue to utilize market leading software. This maximizes the return on investment of Internet criminals. But spreading the risk for malware is just as relevant as for a shares portfolio.
Henk-Jan van der Molen CISSP, freelance IT Advisor and Teacher
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Switch rooms
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Parallelsessions 1 - 2 - 3
Gold sponsors
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Parallelsession 1
Escape the license costs jungle - with Talend and Jaspersoft!
Paid Updates, additional licenses, license extensions and more – a decision for a proprietary software can throw you into the license costs jungle. A jungle so dense that no light reaches the ground.
Open-Source solutions from Talend and Jaspersoft lead the way out of this seemingly impenetrable jungle.
Thorsten Schmidt, Business Development Manager, Talend and Paul Loeffler, Business Development Director EMEA, Jaspersoft
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Parallelsession 2
Rackspace Open Sources Cloud Platform
Rackspace recently launched Open Stack, an open-source cloud platform designed to foster the emergence of technology standards and cloud interoperability. What does this mean and what are the implications for the open source community and enterprises.
Brian Garvey, Country Manager, Rackspace Benelux BV
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Parallelsessie 3
Open source content management in the publishing industry
Alfresco is the open source alternative for Content Management and Collaboration. The open standards support makes Alfresco not only a competitive product for governments, but also for publishers. Based on his experience in publishing and experience with Alfresco implementations, Bas Peters will show how publishers can use Alfresco to increase productivity.
Bas Peters, Senior Consultant, VLC |
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Lunchbreak
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14:00
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Keynote
Scale matters: how an avalanche of free software code is putting the corporate user in the driver seat
The common factor between Amazon, BBC, Credit Suisse, Disney, Exxon, through Facebook and Google all the way up to Yahoo and Zyxel - they all run many if not all of their core processes on free software. Productivity in the long term is driven by a close integration of fairly common technologies tailored to drive unique business processes. At the price point where free software operates these days, you simply cannot afford others to limit your growth potential and scalability. Free software is part of the modern survival kit for any company that relies on IT for competitiveness as it provides low level access to future incremental innovation from within the organisation. Michiel Leenaars explains why companies should significantly invest in free software - before the competition does.
Drs. Michiel Leenaars, Director of Strategy, NLnet Foundation, Director Internet Society Netherlands |
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Switch rooms
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Parallelsessions 4 - 5
Gold Sponsors
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Parallelsession 4
Pentaho, leader in Open Source Business Intelligence.
The traditional enterprise software model is breaking down. Customers are moving away from high costs, perpetual licenses, and vendor lock-in and are moving to flexible, open, lower cost solutions delivered by vendors who provide better products, better service, and better value. During the session, Marcel will unveil some myths around Open Source BI by demoing first class capabilities that will shiver traditional vendors.
Marcel Naumann, Managing Consultant, VLC |
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Parallelsession 5
Quickly adjust your IT infrastructure to changing business needs with the help of middleware
SOPERA, an open source middleware platform provides a solution to help your organization become service-oriented.
GloMidCo and Industrial TSI will present an overview of SOPERA's SOA and BPM capabilities.
Marcel Grauwen, CTO, GloMidCo and Walter Ridderhof, Pre-Sales SOA Consultant, Industrial TSI
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break
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Business Cases I, II, III
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Business Case I
Healthcare specific Open Source software is up to the task
In many markets OS software yet has gained ground. With the development of certified and userfriendly OS for healthcare, e.g. O3-DPACS and EMR IntraZIS, this market is about to change next. Good for either patient and healthcare, because with OS software healthcare will save money and gain quality and transparency.
Gerrit Krediet, Head ICT, St. Antonius Hospital and Open Source expert |
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Business Case II
OS: the hype is over
When choosing new software, it seemed to be a hype choosing only Open Source Software. Now fundamentalism has faded, it's time for a real comparison: why choose open source software? How can you ask for 'good software' without asking for things you will never do, like looking under the hood of the coding of an application?
Hessel Rosbergen, Project Manager Internet, City of Leeuwarden
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Business Case III
We watched the World Cup – thanks to SOPERA
Implementing new IT technology gives you choices with regards to the approach taken. Either you can implement just the bare minimum to achieve your basic needs or you can take a more comprehensive approach and use state-of-the-art technology to take a bigger step forward. Thanks to open source software, the use of state-of-the-art technology is not coupled with dramatic software investments, which year after year become a burden. Getting the right architecture in place is the best insurance policy against rising costs and technology obsolescence. Using open source software is now the accepted norm for IT infrastructure and architecture projects.
Michael Silberman, Managing Partner, Netage
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Switch rooms
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16:15
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Keynote
Remember the Spartans! Or, introducing open source against overwhelming odds
Finally! Success looms for your open source strategy. According to Eurocommissioner Neelie Kroes open source isn’t a dirty word anymore. Increasingly, open source evangelists appear to be well-dressed and well-behaved young men and women, who speak the proper business lingo and understand the power of a good old-fashioned hype. You have no qualms of leaving them out of the boiler room and into the board room. It's time to reap the open source harvest. Are you sure? In his talk, Jan will point out various challenges that stand between you and the fulfillment of your open dreams.
Jan Stedehouder, writer, columnist and journalist on Linux and open source software, author of 'Open Source Jaarboek', 'Basiscursus Ubuntu' and 'Probleemloos overstappen op Linux'. |
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Drinks
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