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March 6-8, 2018 - Sonoma, CA
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Type: Business Leadership & Change Management [clear filter]
Tuesday, March 6
 

11:30am

The Evolution of the Open Source Software Foundation - Stephen R. Walli, Microsoft Kenwood 2

12:10pm

Open Source Governance: The Hard Parts - Nell Shamrell-Harrington, Chef & Operation Code Kenwood 2

2:10pm

Implementing Open Source as Your Business Model - Miguel Zuniga, Mirantis Kenwood 2

2:50pm

Don't Own Projects, Lead Them - Dirk Hohndel, VMware Kenwood 2

3:50pm

Culture First, Process Second, Tools Last: Enabling Collaboration the Open Source Way - Guy Martin, Autodesk Kenwood 2

4:30pm

Standardization Practical Cases in Open Source Projects - Li Li, Huawei Kenwood 2

5:10pm

Open Source & Dollar Bills: Navigating Technology Sea Changes with an Open Technology Strategy - Tasha Drew, Habitat.sh Kenwood 2
 
Wednesday, March 7
 

11:40am

Building a Certified Partner Community for Linux and Cloud Native Computing - Klaus Behrla, Trainlux Linux Services & Stephen Walli, Microsoft Kenwood 2 Do You Know Who Your Stakeholders Are? - Stormy Peters, Red Hat Sonoma Valley Room

12:20pm

$70B+ Open Source Software Paradox - Joseph Jacks, Aljabr & Varun Talwar, Google Kenwood 2

2:00pm

Make Yourself Useful: How to be an Effective (Non-Profit) Board Member - Deb Bryant, Red Hat Kenwood 2

2:40pm

Is There an Open Source Business Model: YES or NO? - Jeffrey Borek, IBM & Stephen Walli, Microsoft Kenwood 2

3:40pm

Panel Discussion: Why Marketing Matters: For Open Source Projects, Companies Using Open Source Technologies and Companies Selling Them - Moderated by Wendy Cartee, VMware Kenwood 2

4:20pm

The Remote Culture Recipe - Erica Brescia, Bitnami Kenwood 2

5:00pm

Creating a Culture of Innovation - Craig Martin, Kenzan Kenwood 2
 
Thursday, March 8
 

11:20am

Accenture's Open Source Journey - Sven Loberg & Matthew Lancaster, Accenture Pavilion Theater

12:00pm

How Houghton Mifflin Harcourt went from Months to Minutes with Infrastructure Delivery - Robert Allen, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Pavilion Theater

1:50pm

Lessons Learned from a Decade of Running an Open Source Services Business - Walter Heck, OlinData Pavilion Theater

2:30pm

Everything is Terrible and We're to Blame - Jim Perrin, Red Hat Pavilion Theater