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-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Open Standards - Open Source - 12 Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2003 20:02:57 -0400 From: Joseph I Bergmann j.bergmann@opengroup.org Reply-To: j.bergmann@opengroup.org To: RT_INTEREST_GROUP@opengroup.org
Greetings All:
I'm forwarding this information to you so it may be distributed to the widest possible distribution. Members of the Real-time and Embedded Systems interest group be informed of this FREE Workshop! I believe members will benefit from this workshop, due to the topical subjects covered.
Please forward this to your colleagues for their review and consideration.
Many Thanks,
Joe Bergmann Program Director Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum
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On June 24 and 25th, the University of St. Thomas and The Open Group will host a free workshop on standards in Minneapolis for senior business executives. Four panel sessions have been put together to consider the subject of "Open Source - Open Standards: The Business, Legal, and Technical Challenges Ahead" as well as the ethical and social implications. The goal is to have very brief introductory presentations from the panelists so that we can get the maximum time for questions, discussion and interaction from a select audience. The aim is to capture and publish the issues that are discussed in order to raise the industry awareness of the benefits of Open Source.
Following is a summary of what the panels will cover and a list of panelist presenters:
Business The business case for Open Source The business drivers for Open Source What is the future of Open Source?
Technical Is it robust, scaleable, portable, interoperable? Is it feasible for SME's (small, medium enterprises) to use Open Source? What is coming down the road?
Legal Understand licensing and distribution Managing Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Are their any special considerations for IPR?
Ethical & Social Implications The ethics and code of conduct for Open Source developers The social ramifications of an Open Source work force What impact will Open Source software have on the IT divide?
Panelists/Speakers include: . * Scott McNeil, Free Standards Group * Bruce Perens, Perens LLC * Dr John Collins, Department of Computer Science, University of St. Thomas * John Terpstra, Samba * Larry Rosen, Partner, Rosenlaw.com * David Maher, Chair, Public Interest Registry * Henry W. (Hank) Jones III, Law Office of Henry W. (Hank) Jones, III; Intersect Technology Consulting * Tony Stanco, Founding Director, The Center of Open Source & Government * Stormy Peters, Hewlett-Packard * Eduardo Gutentag, Senior Staff Engineer, XML Standardization, Sun Microsystems * Elizabeth Siseley, Corporation Information Architect, 3M Corporation * Jerry Haveman, Cargill, Inc. * Jim Curtin, Netraverse * Andrew Aitken, Olliance Group * Andras Szakal, IBM * Ken Goodpaster, Professor and Koch Endowed Chair of Business Ethics, College of Ethics, University of St. Thomas * Dr Peter Vaill, Distinguished Professor, College of Business, University of St. Thomas * John Schmidt, Director, Middleware Center of Excellence, Best Buy * Malcolm Reid, Manager , Information Architecture Neurophysiological Products, Medtronic * Amy A. Marasco, Vice President and General Counsel, * American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
For more information, or to register for this free conference, please contact Maggie Roth, telephone 415-374-8280 m.roth@opengroup.org, or register on-line http://www.opengroup.org/minneapolis2003
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Open Standards - Open Source:The Business, Legal, and Technical Challenges Ahead" 24 - 25 June, 2003 - University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis - www.opengroup.org/minneapolis2003
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Open Group Conference Boundaryless Information Flow: Grid Computing Boston, MA July 21-25, 2003 http://www.opengroup.org/Boston2003/ --------------------------------------------- Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum Schedule Boston, Massachusetts July 22 - 25, 2003 Tysons Corner, Virginia October 20 - 23, 2003 http://www.opengroup.org/rtforum -------------------------------------------- Joseph I Bergmann The Open Group Director, Government/Consortia Relations Program Director, Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum 5115 Woodmire Lane Alexandria, VA 22311-1317 USA
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