The TechZone: Developer Track—Bangalore
Date: 11th and 12th February 2008
Venue: Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India
Time: 0930 to 1800 hrs
PROGRAMME GUIDE for 11th Feb
0930 – 1030
Star Speaker: Klaus Knopper, creator of Knoppix Live CD
1030 – 1130
Star Speaker: Microsoft's Open Source Strategist
1130 – 1210
'Starting A FOSS Project' by Dr. Anthony Wasserman, executive director, Center for Open Source Investigation (COSI), Carnegie Mellon University West
1210 – 1240
'Future of Mobile' by senior applications engineer, Intel
1240 – 1330
'T-Engine' by Chiaki Ishikawa
1330 - 1400
Lunch
1400 - 1440
'Localisation' by R.K.V.S Raman of C-DAC
1440 - 1520
'JBoss' by S Satyamoorthy, principal evangelist (APAC), JBoss, Red Hat
1520 - 1600
'Portable Code' by B.C. Sekar, senior project manager, networking products division, HCL Technologies
1600 - 1700
Star Speaker: Valsa Williams, Asia strategy manager for Linux and Open Source at Intel
1700 - 1800
Star Speaker: Brian Behlendorf, founder of CollabNet
PROGRAMME GUIDE for 12th Feb
0930 – 1030
Star Speaker: David Axmark, co-founder of MySQL AB
1030 – 1130
Star Speaker: Satish Mohan, head—engineering, Red Hat, India
1130 – 1210
'Linux & Embedded Systems' by Hareesh Shankrappa of Freescale
1210 – 1250
'GlassFish' by Sivakumar Thyagarajan, lead Java EE developer, Sun Microsystems
1250 – 1330
'Silverlight' by Microsoft's Vineet Gupta
1330 - 1400
Lunch
1400 - 1440
'Unusual Java bugs and fighting them using FOSS' by SG Ganesh, associate member, technical staff, Siemens
1440 - 1520
'WANem and Jensor for Devs' by Amol Khanapurkar, application performance research lead, TCS
1520 - 1600
'METRO Web Services Stack' by Kumar Jayanti, engineer, Web technologies and standards team, Sun Microsystems
1600 - 1700
Star Speaker: Sandeep Menon, Head, Novell India
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