Wednesday, January 13, 2010

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WhyFLOSS Conference (Madrid)

Next March 18, 2010, in the Salon of degrees of EOI will be held the ninth WhyFLOSS Conference on free software.

After the opening by Alejandro Sánchez Acosta, Director of Business Development Neurowork will consider the phenomenon of free software from the views of Technological Innovation, Business, Public and Business Administration.

Technological Innovation Hub, "Free Software for a Free Sahara" (Andrea Lapique, vice president of Focus Initiative), "Process improvements with Open Source (ITIL)" (Victor Fernandez Gomez, head of SIA Group Storage / OpenSolaris .) Axis

Company: "Financing of Open Source products. Case study: Open Tender"
(Guillermo Pastor García, CTO Ándago Engineering), "business development model of a product based on Open Source" (José Ramón Palanco, Director of Drainware), "Minimize TCO with Value Solutions and Services with Free Software" (Alejandro Sánchez Acosta, Director of Business Development Neurowork), "Integrating case study and Alfresco and SAP" (Toni de la Fuente, Director of Systems Solutions Intecna). Axis

Public Administration: "The Commonwealth of Axarquia is in the way of e-administration" (Ramón Ramón Sánchez, head of public administration in emergy), "Migration to Free Software Desktop Zaragoza City Council (Eduardo Romero Moreno, Technical Manager of the City of Zaragoza), "Local governments face of current technological challenges. The vision of the Diputación de Málaga" (Fernando Marina, Chief Medical Informatics in Diputación de Málaga)

Axis Business: "Business Continuity using Free Software" (José Manuel Ballester Fernández, Chair of Corporate Governance Deusto University), "Free Software Diffusion through social networks" (James Bonet Boldú, AIMME - Institute of Technology metalworking), "Business models around Free Software. Case Studies in Spain" (Agustín Benito Bethencourt, ASOLIF Manager)

For more information and registration, visit this link to WhyFLOSS Web See you

March 18 at the EOI:)

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