Global Open Source Colloquium
I realize this is late notice but there is a whole set of events happening in San Francisco so if you’re in the area you may be interested in this.
I’ll be speaking on a panel on “Global Initiatives and Governments: Opportunities and Challenges” on Monday (03/23/09) as part of the Global Open Source Colloquium organized by the SDForum.
I participated in last year’s event and thought the discussions were very interesting so, I’m looking forward to it and I invite people to come and join us there.
If you’re interested check out the registration page.
See you there.
About
I am responsible for overseeing the coordination of IBM global open standards program and leading IBM open source and standards program in the emerging markets.
I have been working on open standards for over 10 years, both as a staff member of standards development organizations (SDO) such as W3C and as a representative for IBM. I have been involved in every aspect of the standards development process. This includes the technical, strategic, political, and legal aspects, both internal and external to an SDO and to a company like IBM. I was involved in the development of standards such as HTML and XML.
I have also been involved in open source projects, such as Xerces, the XML parser developed by the Apache Software Foundation for which I was one of the lead architects.
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