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9月18日 | 会议议程 第二日
Coffee and registration and OSiMWorld 2008 ExhibitionVisit
8.00
Chair’s Introduction
8.50
Raising Operator Confidence in Open Source
9.00
- What is the benefit of Open Source for Operators?
- What reservations are there about Open Source?
- Understanding what the Operator wants to hear
- Are Operators comfortable outside the walled garden?
- Guido Arnone, Director,Terminals Technology Vodafone
Redefining Mobile Device Experiences and User Expectations with Open Source
9.25
- Five years of Linux in mobile: A retrospect
- Proliferation of Linux and open source technology within the industry
- Experience-driven product development - how to leverage the benefits open source technology offers
- Best practices for enabling and engaging with the growing developer community
- ChristyWyatt, Vice President, Software Platform & Ecosystem Motorola
The Operators Perspective of Open Source
9.50
- Does the operator care about Open Source?
- How involved should the operator be?
- How does the operator approach to developers and communities differ to that of the vendor company?
- Steve Glagow, Vice President, Marketing Operations Orange
Networking Refreshments and OSiMWorld 2008 Exhibition Visit
10.15
Is Fragmentation still an Issue?
11.15
- Has fragmentation eased in the current politics of Open Source?
- How can the ecosystem be organised to promote a unified approach to open source
- Who is in control of fragmentation?
- Unnecessary fragmentation, are we are own worst enemies?
- Is there anything good about fragmentation?
- Will this issue ever be resolved?
- Doug Fisher, Vice President, Software and Solutions Group, General Manager, Systems Software Division Intel Software Solutions Group
Driving Innovation on New Platforms: Android and the Open Handset Alliance
11.40
- A high level of the motivations behind Android and the Open Handset Alliance
- What Android is and how the OHA supports Android
- A technical walk-through of the technical structure and potential of Android.
- Demos of a few of Android's capabilities
- Mike Jennings, Android Developer Advocate Google
Explaining Operator Involvement in Android
12.05
- What is it about Android that attracts operator involvement?
- The importance of mobile advertising
- Increasing the inventory surface
- Alternative ways of making content available to the user
- Luis Ezcurra, Director,Terminals and Multimedia Telefónica
Networking Lunch and OSiMWorld 2008 Exhibition Visit
12.30
Stream 3 - Working With Developers and Further Technical Aspects
Stream Chair:Caroline Lewko, Founder & Chief Executive Officer,Wireless Industry Partnership (WIP)
Cross - Platform Open Source Communities - the Story of Qt Everywhere
13.30
- The importance of a common API
- Web enable your community
- More than just Linux
- Benoit Schillings, Chief Technical Officer Trolltech
Panel Discussion: Effectively Building and Maintaining an Open Source Community
13.55
- Community management best practices
- Working to ensure you have similar goals
- Managing community dynamics and defining what you should contribute to
- Learning to relinquish control
- Understanding the map of community driven companies
- Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation
- Ralph Mueller, Director of Ecosystem Development, Eclipse Foundation
- Petri Räsänen, Founder and Director COSS - The Finish Centre for Open Source Solutions
- Ralph Mueller, Director of Ecosystem Development, Eclipse Foundation
- Robert Pelissier, Vice President and Managing Director, Europe, Open Kernal Labs
- Dave Neary, Gnome Foundation Member, GNOME
Uncovering the Changing Face of the Developer
14.35
- How to engage the modern developer
- The new generation of developers being brought up ‘The Open Source Way’
- Understanding what appeals and removing the developer stereotype
- How the modern developer can contribute to the bottom line
- Asokan Thiyagarajan, Technology Evangelist Motorola
Motivations for Participating in an Open Source Eco System
15.00
- What different types of eco systems do we see
- What are the motivators for companies and individuals
- What are the different approaches for ISVs and 'software consumers'
- Ralph Mueller, Director of Ecosystem Development Eclipse Foundation
Networking Refreshments and OSiMWorld 2008 Exhibition Visit
15.25
Utilising Open Source to Generate Social Good in the Developing World
16.00
- How can Open Source be used for the greater good
- Working with developers in the DevelopingWorld, what approach should you take?
- Engaging the rest of the ecosystem
- Ken Banks, Founder, kiwanja.net
Panel Discussion: Key Developments in Open Source in Asia
16.25
- Where is Asia’s contribution to open source?
- Why is open source hard in Asia?
- The rising state of mobile over internet users in Japan
Open Source Java and its Impact upon the Mobile Industry
17.10
- What does the success of the mobile industry look like, and what roles do Java play?
- Is Java the right technology to address the tension between the need for standardization and consistency and the need for differentiation?
- Terrence Barr, Technical Evangelist Sun Microsystems
Open Source and Open Mobile Browsers
17.35
- Problems encountered in creating an open source browser specific to mobile
- Addressing increasing user demand
- Dealing with fragmentation
- Daniel Zucker, Chief Technology OfficerWake3
Close of Conference
18.00
Stream 4 - Further Strategic Considerations and Legal Requirements
Working Within a Mixed Source Environment
13.30
- What are the attributes of Open Source and Proprietary Source?
- How can Open and Proprietary Source come together?
- What are the considerations for an attractive mix and match?
- Why would Open and Proprietary Source be combined?
- Sebastian Thalanany, System Architect US Cellular
Panel Discussion: The Influence of Web 2.0 in Mobile Open Source
13.55
- How open internet is driving new services for mobile phones
- Is mobile software dragging behind?
- What to transfer across from the PC
- Fabrizio Capobianco, Chief Executive Officer, Funambol
- Dave Pollington, Senior Manager,Terminals Research, Vodafone
- Tim Raby, Managing Director, Open Mobile Terminal Platform (OMTP)
- Ajit Jaokar, Founder OpenGardens
Lesser Known Aspects of Mobile Open Source
14.35
- The cultural roots of open source
- Business models and how the industry is making money from open source
- Mapping open source community dynamics
- Why (almost) no one cares about the openness of Linux.
- The challenges of Linux phone development
- The taxonomy of Linux vendors: comparing software offerings and revenue models
- Andreas Constantinou, Research Director VisionMobile
Finding the Heart of User Experience in User Interface
15.00
- What constitutes a good User Interface and what are the latest design best practices?
- Seperating a good User Interface from a bad one
- Enhancing the user experience through haptics and touch screen technology
- Understanding user intention - how to target a specific type of user on a particular device.
- Ola Larsén, Vice President, Marketing The Astonishing Tribe
Networking Break and OSiM World 2008 Exhibition Visit
15.25
The Web Platform and Innovation in Mobile
16.00
- How will the Web be used to build the next generation of innovative applications for mobile phones?
- What are the barriers to unleashing that innovation?
- What are the benefits for the OSiM community
- Jay Sullivan, Mobile Director Mozilla Corporation
Panel Discussion:How Do You Choose the Right License?
16.25
- Which model is right?
- Dual licensing schemes
- Case studies, who picked what and why?
- Adoption problems
- Sean Hogle, Founder and Partner, HogleVisani LLC
- Shane Coughlan, FTF Coordinator, Free Software Foundation Europe
- Liz Laffan, Principal Analyst VisionMobile
- Peter Vescuso, Vice President, Marketing, Black Duck Software
Who Owns Free Software? The Copyright and Patent Debate
17.10
- Does there need to be an owner?
- What is the goal of ownership?
- Should ownership benefit the consumer or the community?
- The relationship between ownership and Free Software Licenses
- Preserving individual freedom and community freedom
- Shane Coughlan, FTF Coordinator Free Software Foundation Europe
Key Legal Factors to Consider When Establishing Open Source Projects
17.35
- Avoiding license proliferation
- Contributor agreements
- Dual licensing tracks
- License Migration
- Sean Hogle, Founder and Partner HogleVisani LLC
Close of Conference
18.00
