Official Call for Participation: One Day OFBiz Track at ApacheCon US 2009

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Official Call for Participation: One Day OFBiz Track at ApacheCon US 2009

David E. Jones-2

I just heard that the schedule for ApacheCon US 2009 now officially  
includes a one-day track for OFBiz. This will include five sessions  
during the day. The day is organized with two sessions in the morning,  
then lunch and the keynote, and then three sessions in the afternoon.  
We may also have some evening sessions but I don't know about that yet.

If you are interested in presenting at the conference, could you send  
me the following information for your presentation?

-session title
-speaker name(s)
-session description
-target audience
-preferred time of day

I have heard from a few people interested in presenting following  
previous e-mails like this that I sent to the mailing list, and I will  
be contacting those people separately. So far we have proposals for  
three sessions, which leaves two openings. If there are to many  
proposals for the spaces we have available I will work with the PMC to  
decide.

Unfortunately, and I'm not sure why, there is a very short timeframe  
to get the schedule put together. They would like to have a tentative  
schedule by the middle of next week. What that means is that if you  
are interested in presenting please contact me with the above  
information right away!

For general information about the conference please see:

http://www.us.apachecon.com/c/acus2009/

As mentioned there, the conference is taking place in Oakland  
California on 2-6 November 2009. The OFBiz track will be taking place  
on Friday, the 6th of November.

Please contact me if you have any questions about the OFBiz track...  
and of course please send me a proposal for your presentation right  
away!

While this event won't be as big as the OFBiz symposium was last year  
overall this is looking like it will be an exciting conference because  
of the 10th anniversary of the Apache Software Foundation and other  
things going on. For anyone who was able to attend I look forward to  
seeing you there.

-David