SXSW 2019

Standards and Open Source Collaboration Workshop

Description:

Much of today’s work on networking crosses the boundaries of organizations that specify or build the technology. Dependencies exist between open source components, standards and implementations being developed in parallel by different organizations. How can we increase the understanding of what is happening in different places, improve communication, and work better together across the ecosystem? This workshop is designed to help collaboration across the development ecosystem. Format is a 'mini-summit' and requires active audience participation. The first part is about collaboration, drawing maps of dependencies, issues and working methods. The second part is designed to allow information sharing about key ongoing projects, and brainstorming ways to use learned best practices elsewhere.


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Takeaways

  1. Learn about dependencies that exist between open source communities and corresponding standards organizations.
  2. Learn about opportunities to engage in activities that increase awareness, understanding, and collaboration across these communities/organizations.
  3. Learn from others' experiences & best practices and how both open source communities and standards orgs are evolving to work better with each other.

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Organizer

Dave Bertling, Founder, LIVE24 Communications


Meta Information:

  • Event: SXSW
  • Format: Workshop
  • Track: Coding & Development
  • Track 2
  • Level: Intermediate


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