Tag Archives: OSBC

Daily links for 03/23/2010

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Bob Sutor

Novell revives annual BrainShare conference, dispels rumors | Deseret News “Although BrainShare was not held in 2009 because of the rocky economy, BrainShare 20TEN, as it’s being called, has drawn roughly 4,000 attendees for four days of hands-on training, networking … Continue reading →

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My OSBC 2010 keynote, with slides

Posted on March 17, 2010 by Bob Sutor

This morning I gave a keynote called “Asking the Hard Questions about Open Source Software” at the OSBC 2010 conference in San Francisco. Here’s the abstract: Businesses have had decades of experience in acquiring software directly, on hardware, in services … Continue reading →

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Thinking about “Asking the Hard Questions about Open Source Software”

Posted on March 16, 2010 by Bob Sutor

I’m sitting in the airport waiting for the first of two flights that will take me out to OSBC, the Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco. It will be a very quick trip and I’ll only be at the … Continue reading →

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My OSBC 2010 keynote

Posted on January 29, 2010 by Bob Sutor

I’ll be giving a keynote in March at the Open Source Business Conference (OSBC). The conference is on March 17 and 18 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. Here’s the title and abstract for my talk: Title: Asking the … Continue reading →

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