Open Your World forum: Thanks for coming
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Ruth Suehle is a writer and editor in Brand Communications + Design at Red Hat. Previously an editor for Red Hat Magazine, Ruth will now be helping to lead discussions about the open source way in the Life channel of opensource.com. Ruth is a maker at heart who is often behind a sewing machine, rolling fondant, or looking for the next DIY project. She also posts on GeekMom and Hobby Hobby. You can
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Are the slides going to be available for download and/or the audio via podcast (ogg-cast?)?
I am listening to it, (missed the opening, listening to Dr David Upton) but some I want to be able to refer back to later.
You'll be able to log in and listen to the recorded presentations for a year from today.
Dr David Upton just spoke - really strong.
Option value - does your choice of IT allow you to add continual value to the business.
Continuous improvement - created great value for Japanese auto companies - is your IT set up for continuous improvement? "this plane is flaying".
We need technology that is:
modular
accessible
inclusive
Open Source naturally provides these elements.
Great stuff. Join if you get a chance: http://bit.ly/anxCgp
I caught most of his talk, and I knew I wanted to be able to review all the great information he included which was why I asked.
This Forum has been very interesting to listen to. I hope there will be more like these in the future!
Great show! Stellar lineup of presenters.
Format worked fine. We will be able to
revisit these as needed (and with all the
information presented there is good
reason to listen several times) and even
contact the stars themselves.
When is the next one? /°_°