TransferSummit 2011

Open Source conference focusing on enterprise mobility for businesses, governments, and researchers

38 speakers

Coverage of TransferSummit 2011

37 sessions

Day 1 Wednesday 7th September 2011

• 9:30am Keynote: Open Business and The Open Society: The Price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance

  presented by James Governor

• 10:30am Open innovation in software means Open Source

  presented by Bertrand Delacretaz

• 10:30am The Challenges of Open Source Solution Procurement in the Public Sector

  presented by Maha Shaikh

• 11:30am Disrupting product based businesses

  presented by Ross Gardler

• 11:30am Barriers to Open Innovation in Portable Computing

  presented by Nick Allott

• 11:30am Openness in a niche

  presented by Neil Williams

• 12:20pm Breaking Free of the App Store Shackles

  presented by Mark Power

• 12:20pm Foundations: taking the drudgery out of open source

  presented by Stephen Walli, Andrew Savory, Amanda Brock and Ross Gardler

• 12:20pm Understanding Open Cloud Platforms

  presented by Paul Fremantle

• 2:20pm Contracting in Open Source

  presented by Amanda Brock

• 2:20pm Baking an Open Raspberry Pi

  presented by Eben Upton

• 2:20pm Are developers important in higher education?

  presented by Paul Walk

• 3:00pm The Economic Value of Open Source Software

  presented by Carlo Daffara

• 3:00pm Working at 120% without burn out

  presented by Sander van der Waal

• 3:00pm Large scale collaboration in mobile

  presented by Nick Allott

• 3:50pm UK Government Open Source Action Plan

  presented by Tariq Rashid

• 3:50pm Sharing Open Source License and Copyright Data with SPDX

  presented by Martin Michlmayr

• 3:50pm Introduction to Open Source Hardware and Why It Matters

  presented by Andrew Back and Paul Downey

Day 2 Thursday 8th September 2011

• 9:30am Plenary: Innovating in Government ICT

  presented by Mark O'Neill

• 10:30am The economics of innovation in mobile technologies

  presented by Andrew Savory

• 10:30am How old dogs are learning (and teaching) new tricks

  presented by Danese Cooper

• 10:30am EBay: From closed to open

  presented by Julian Harty

• 11:30am Principles of IP Management

  presented by Rowan Wilson

• 11:30am Community Anti-Patterns

  presented by Steve Lee

• 11:30am Symbian: collaboration, open, closed, dead?

  presented by Stephen Walli

• 11:30am Levelling the playing field: Why bother?

  presented by Mark Taylor

• 12:20pm Why share?

  presented by Nick Burch

• 12:20pm Providing mobile accessibility through collaboration

  presented by Julian Harty

• 12:20pm Would you buy an open source company?

  presented by Bertrand Delacretaz

• 2:10pm Keynote: Open Science, Open Data, Open Source

  presented by Tony Hey

• 3:00pm Building accessibility through large ecosystem innovation

  presented by Marco Zehe

• 3:00pm Licensing and Mobile technologies

  presented by Andrew Katz

• 3:00pm Take three code bases, six teams and a foundation...

  presented by Matt Franklin

• 3:50pm More than a license

  presented by Simon Phipps

• 3:50pm Innovation, Commoditization and Value Creation

  presented by Don Harbison

• 3:50pm Innovation and value creation in the document space

  presented by Don Harbison

Unscheduled sessions

• Open Gadget Playtime

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