Collaboration Summit 2014 has ended

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Collaboration Summit 2014

6:00pm PDT

Give a Great Tech Talk (Workshop) - Josh Berkus, PostgreSQL Experts Salon C

8:00am PDT

Continental Breakfast Meritage Pre-Function Continental Breakfast Meritage Pre-Function

9:30am PDT

Keynote: State of Linux - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Meritage Ballroom

10:00am PDT

It Takes a Village to Raise a Child - One that is Interoperable - Liat Ben-Zur, Senior Director, Product Management at Qualcomm Connected Experiences, Inc. and Chairperson, AllSeen Alliance Meritage Ballroom

10:30am PDT

Morning Break Meritage Pre-Function

11:15am PDT

Keynote: Redefining The Networking Industry Through Collaboration - Chris Wright, Red Hat Meritage Ballroom

11:45am PDT

Keynote: Why You Need To Care About Container Virtualization - James Bottomley, CTO of Server Virtualisation, Parallels Meritage Ballroom

12:15pm PDT

Lunch Vineyard Terrace

1:45pm PDT

Keynote: KVM, OpenStack and the Open Cloud - Mike Day, IBM & Monty Taylor, HP Meritage Ballroom

2:15pm PDT

Keynote Panel: How To Enable Mass Collaboration - Neela Jacques, OpenDaylight Project; Mark Hinkle, Citrix; Mauri Whalen, Intel; and Jim Zemlin, The Linux Foundation (Moderator) Meritage Ballroom

3:00pm PDT

Afternoon Break Meritage Pre-Function

3:30pm PDT

Linux Kernel Developer Panel: Dave Chinner, Red Hat; Mel Gorman; Jens Axboe, Facebook; Matthew Garrett, Nebula; Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation; Jon Corbet, LWN.net (Moderator) Meritage Ballroom

5:30pm PDT

Evening Event at Jacuzzi Family Vineyards Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

8:00am PDT

Continental Breakfast Meritage Pre-Function

9:00am PDT

Current Trends in Open Source and Automotive - Brett Branch, Intel Salon G From an Idea to a Corporate Sponsored Open Source Project: The A to Z Journey - Ibrahim Haddad, Samsung Salons VIII Overview of Recent and Planned Perf Features - Jiri Olsa and Namhyung Kim Salon B Report on GNOME's Outreach Program for Diversity and Plans for the Future - Karen Sandler, GNOME Foundation Salon VII Linux File, Storage and Memory Management Summit Updates - James Bottomley, Parallels; Mel Gorman, SUSE; Trond Myklebust, Primary Data; Ted Ts'o, Google; Moderated by Ric Wheeler Salon H An Introduction to Free and Open Source Software Licensing - Andrew J. Hall, Fenwick & West Salon V Beginner's Guide to SPDX - Phil Odence, Black Duck Software Salon IX Embedded Linux: Now and the future - Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC & Hisao Munkakata, Renesas Salon A How Do We Trust The Cloud - Matthew Garrett, Nebula Salon C Linux Standard Base (LSB) Salon F OpenDaylight HackFest Salon II & IV

10:00am PDT

Leveraging Tizen IVI for the Foundations of a Production Infotainment System - Matt Jones, Jaguar Land Rover Salon G Inner-source: The Lesson of Linux for Enterprises - Phil Odence, Black Duck Software & Guy Martin, Samsung Salons VIII Tux3 Marches On (BoFs) - Daniel Phillips, Samsung Salon VII Persistent Memory (BoFs) - Matthew Wilcox, Intel (Moderator) Salon H kGraft: Live Kernel Patching - Vojtěch Pavlík, SUSE Salon A Trademarks for Open Collaboration: Model Guidelines and an Unconventional Policy from Wikimedia - Pam Chestek, Luis Villa, Yana Welinder, Karen Copenhaver Salon V SPDX: Better Than We Imagined - Mark Gisi, Alisa Sedneva, Sameer Ahmed, Wind River Systems Salon IX OSv: A New Operating System For The Cloud - Avi Kivity, Cloudius Systems Salon C Ftrace Event Triggers and Multiple Buffers - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Salon B

10:50am PDT

Break Meritage Pre-Function

11:30am PDT

Xen vs. Xen Automotive - Alex Agizim, GlobalLogic Salon G Creating an Open Source Project - Thiago Macieira, Intel Salons VIII What is Happening at the CentOS Project? - Karsten Wade, Red Hat Salon VII But What About Updates? - Paul E. McKenney, IBM Salon A How OpenStack is Paralleling Linux Adoption (And How It Isn't) - Gordon Haff, Red Hat Salon C Open Source SPDX Tooling - Matt Germonprez, University of Nebraska Omaha Salon IX Implementing SMR and Other Evolutionary Storage Technologies in the Modern Data Center (Panel) - James Borden, Western Digital; Mark Gaertner, Seagate; Jorge Campello, HGST; Daniel Colegrove, Toshiba; Ric Wheeler... Salon H Avoiding the Contributor Licence Agreement Mine Field with the Developer Certificate of Origin - James Bottomley, Parallels Salon V

12:20pm PDT

Lunch Vineyard Terrace

2:00pm PDT

Beyond Autonomous Cars: Open Autonomous Vehicle Safety Competitions - Mike Cannon, Clemson University Salon G ACPI-Based Support For Intel Thunderbolt Hot-Plug - Rafael J. Wysocki, Intel Salon A XenGT: A Full GPU Virtualization Solution with Mediatd Pass-Through - Zhiyuan Lv, Intel Salon C Identity Crisis: Are We Who We Say We Are? - Karen Sandler, GNOME Foundation Salon V Accessing the SPDX License List - Gary O'Neall, SPDX Technical Team and SPDX Tools Maintainer Salon IX Another Year, Another GCC Release Series - Paolo Carlini, Oracle Salon B

3:00pm PDT

An Ultra-Large Scale Perspective on Autonomous Vehicles - John McGregor Salon G PVH: A PV Guest in HVM Container - Mukesh Rathor, Oracle Salon C LLVMLinux: Embracing the Dragon - Behan Webster, Convese in Code Salon B The Internet of Things, Linux and IP Compliance – Five Critical Compliance Best Practices - Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems Salon V Practical On-line Filesystem Checking and Repair - Daniel Phillips, Samsung Salon H Database / Kernel Developer Interlock - Moderated by Mel Gorman, SUSE Salon A

3:50pm PDT

Break Meritage Pre-Function

4:30pm PDT

How to build your Automotive Linux OS with the Automotive Grade Linux Build Service - Jan-Simon Möller, The Linux Foundation Salon G The Art and Science Behind Open Source Compliance - Ibrahim Haddad, Samsung Research America Salon V SPDX Adopters Birds Of A Feather Salon IX Why NFS-Ganesha is a better fit for Enterprise NAS? - Venkateswararao Jujjuri, IBM Salon H Xen Project 4.4: Features and Futures - Russell Pavlicek, Citrix Salon C Not Just Software Botox: Rejuvenating GDB - Stan Shebs, Mentor Graphics Salon B

8:00am PDT

Continental Breakfast Meritage Pre-Function

9:00am PDT

Tech Report Framework - Mark Gisi, Framework Maintainer Salon IX Normal and Exotic Use Cases for NUMA Features - Christoph Lameter Salon C GLIBC Update - Roland McGrath, Google Salon B KVM and Open Virtualization Driving Network Transformation - Gautam Mani, Wind River; Al Sanders, HP Salon VII Tizen Architecture & Overview - Sunil Saxena, Intel Salon X OpenDaylight HackFest Salon II & IV

9:30am PDT

Legal Team Discussions - Mark Gisi, Wind River; Jilayne Lovejoy & Paul Madick, Legal Team Co-Chairs Salon IX

10:00am PDT

Compilers, Optimization, Energy and Power - James Pallister Salon B Automatic NUMA Balancing - Chegu Vinod, HP & Rik van Riel, Red Hat Salon C oVirt Status Update - Adam Litke, Red Hat Salon VII Tizen Governance - Thiago Macieira, Intel & Guy Martin, Samsung Research America Salon X

10:50am PDT

Break Meritage Pre-Function

11:30am PDT

Legal Team Discussions (Cont.) - Mark Gisi, Wind River; Jilayne LoveJoy & Paul Madick, Legal Team Co-Chairs Salon IX Tizen Accelerated Compute Framework - Swaroop Kalasapur, Samsung Research America Salon X GCC Plugins Through the MELT Example - Basile Starynkevitch Salon B Bare-Metal Multicore Performance in a General-Purpose Operating System (Now With Added Energy Efficiency) - Paul McKenney, IBM Salon C KVM End User Forum - Jim Chamings, Intel, Fernando Luis Vazquez Cao, NTT, Adam Jollans, IBM (Moderator) Salon VII

12:20pm PDT

Lunch Vineyard Terrace

2:00pm PDT

SPDX Business Team Discussons - Jack manbeck, Texas Instruments and Mikael Söderberg Salon IX KDBUS in Tizen 3.0 - Karol Lewandowski, Samsung & Hyungjun Choi, Samsung Salon X

3:50pm PDT

Break Meritage Pre-Function