GOSCON 2007 has completed its call for speakers and is pleased to share the first round of accepted proposals, along with several invited speakers:
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Invited Keynote: Open Standards and Open Source: Taking a Closer Look, Andrea Di Maio
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Bridging the Gap Between Citizens and State Government, Brent Hoffman
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Invited: Educating for OSS Skiils: A Cross-Industry Conversation, Peter Kronowitt
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Governments Open Source Initiatives in Asia, Ms. Naima Khan
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Implementing Standards-based Intergovernmental Exchange, Mitch West
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Oregon's Policy Development Framework for OSS Procurement & Use, Ben Berry and Bob Devyldere
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Putting the Pieces Together - A Collaboration Portal, Rich Kolker
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Starting a State Government Open Source Project, Tom Cort
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Strategy of OSS Center in Japan, Shuichi Tashiro
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System Integrator’s Role in Open Source, Anthony Gold
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Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid in the Migration to Open Source, Andy Astor
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TriMet's Web Mapping Solution for Portland Transit, Tim Schaub and Nathan Banks
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Using Parallel Thinking to Promote Collaboration, Tim Schweizer, Ph.D.
Check out the Sessions and Speakers pages for details and watch for additional program announcments coming soon.