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Tag Archives: fudconboston2008
FUDCon Wrapup
Today was the last day of FUDCon and as opposed to the past two days of hackfests, today was instead set up as a bar camp style unconference and held at the BU Photonics Center. This was our fourth time … Continue reading
Jim Whitehurst at FUDCon
Jim Whitehurst took some time out of his almost certainly busy Summit schedule of talking with press, analysts and customers to actually come and talk with attendees of FUDCon for an hour or so. I took some notes about what … Continue reading
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Red Hat Summit Day 1
Yesterday was the official beginning of the Summit and, per usual, things started off with a few keynotes. Jim Whitehurst, the new CEO of Red Hat, started things off with a bit of affirmation of the Red Hat strategy and … Continue reading
Summit Campground Sessions Available
At FUDCon or the Summit and want to try out a talk? There are “Campground Sessions” available for people to give talks and demos as part of the Red Hat Summit. Note that this would be great for doing a … Continue reading
Red Hat Summit, Day 0
Tomorrow is the first day of this year's Red Hat Summit. As with previous years, I am speaking. But unlike previous years, this year's summit is in Boston and so I don't have any traveling to do. It's kind of … Continue reading