For the sixth time the location for open source software, this year from 23. until 26. May 2012, is Berlin. Users, decision makers, developers and first-time users as well as the community from the whole world will be expected at Europe’s leading event for the industry, the 18th LinuxTag. Its free lecture program is, with more than 250 users, one of the largest worldwide. In addition to the lecture program and the business and authorities congress, LinuxTag traditionally includes an exhibition with companies and projects from the open source environment.
This year the two new business formats, “Open Minds Economy” and “open valley berlin”, will have their premiere. We would like to inform you about the integration of these two projects, as well as the current state of our preparation at this important event of the IT industry, as a part of our special input: LinuxTag-Lounge at the CeBIT 2012. Which contribution the “interactive patrol” of Brandenburg accomplishes, you will find out on location.
We gladly invite you to the special input CeBIT 2012:
LinuxTag-Lounge
Wednesday, 7. March 2012, 5.30 p.m.,
Hall 2 Stand B 68 at the Berlin partner stand
Your conversational partners include:
Jaqueline Rahemipour, LinuxTag e.V., about program and content
Petra Kuhfuß, Senior Project Manager LinuxTag, about facts and figures about LinuxTag
Maik Farthmann, Executive Director National init AG, about “open valley berlin”
Holger Dyroff, Executive Vice President of OSB Alliance, about “Open Minds Economy”
Thomas Haase, tarent GmbH, about the use-case “Interactive patrol”; open source establishment
Please RSVP until Friday, 2. March 2012 for the press conference. Contact Mrs. Silla Limbrecht at limbrecht@messe-berlin.de with your adress. If you have any questions beforehand, please contact us at +49 (0)30-3038 2195.