Open Source Forum Russia: Speaker's Corner
Mar 30, 2005
Open Source Forum Russia offers your attention The Speaker's Corner - the rostrum where IT experts will have an opportunity to share their knowledge with the audience of the exhibition. Now the visitors of Open Source Forum Russia will not only get the latest news about Open Source products and technologies, but also will hear about benefits and prospects of Open Source from the leading IT experts.
Andrey Okunev, QA manager, Vadim Pisarevsky and Alexandr Mayorov, software developers, will speak on behalf of Intel Corporation. The report by Okunev will deal with Intel VTune and Eclipse as examples of integration a commercial product and Open Source, while Pisarevsky and Mayorov will speak about Computer Vision API and Universal 3D.
Mamed Atakishiyev (Instituto de Matematicas, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico) will make a presentation of Linux PC cluster as a an inexpensive means of concurrent calculations which is easy in installation and administration
The history of Linux-based technologies for educational sector will be highlighted by Vitaly Kaimin - the first Vice President of the World Distant University. Another representative from educational sector is Analoty Shalito - the head of department of St. Petersburg State University of Optics and Computing Science - who will make a report "New ideas in programming. Trends for Open Source Project Documentation".
The editor of "System Administrator" magazine Andrey Beshkov will speak about Systems monitoring by Nagios.
Sergey Osokin (FreeBSD) will make a review of the history and main features of FreeBSD project, its implementation and licensing in Russia.
Linux Ink's CTO Oleg Sadov will share information about Open Source software for business.
The speakers’ corners have proved to be the focus of interest for many conferences and forums. Now we offer it to your attention. We will glad to assist you if you would like to share your professional knowledge on Open Source technologies and solutions at the Speaker's Corner!
Please send your OpenOffice or MS Power Point presentations to the Organizing Committee by e-mail: [email protected]. We render to speakers the following equipment: a screem, a multimedia video projector, notebook and microphone.
Open to all. Registration is obligatory. Best regards, The Organizing Committee
Open Source Forum Russia. http://www.opensource-forum.ru/
Andrey Okunev, QA manager, Vadim Pisarevsky and Alexandr Mayorov, software developers, will speak on behalf of Intel Corporation. The report by Okunev will deal with Intel VTune and Eclipse as examples of integration a commercial product and Open Source, while Pisarevsky and Mayorov will speak about Computer Vision API and Universal 3D.
Mamed Atakishiyev (Instituto de Matematicas, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico) will make a presentation of Linux PC cluster as a an inexpensive means of concurrent calculations which is easy in installation and administration
The history of Linux-based technologies for educational sector will be highlighted by Vitaly Kaimin - the first Vice President of the World Distant University. Another representative from educational sector is Analoty Shalito - the head of department of St. Petersburg State University of Optics and Computing Science - who will make a report "New ideas in programming. Trends for Open Source Project Documentation".
The editor of "System Administrator" magazine Andrey Beshkov will speak about Systems monitoring by Nagios.
Sergey Osokin (FreeBSD) will make a review of the history and main features of FreeBSD project, its implementation and licensing in Russia.
Linux Ink's CTO Oleg Sadov will share information about Open Source software for business.
The speakers’ corners have proved to be the focus of interest for many conferences and forums. Now we offer it to your attention. We will glad to assist you if you would like to share your professional knowledge on Open Source technologies and solutions at the Speaker's Corner!
Please send your OpenOffice or MS Power Point presentations to the Organizing Committee by e-mail: [email protected]. We render to speakers the following equipment: a screem, a multimedia video projector, notebook and microphone.
Open to all. Registration is obligatory. Best regards, The Organizing Committee
Open Source Forum Russia. http://www.opensource-forum.ru/