[event] Open Source Junction - workshop on cross--platform mobile apps

Steve Lee steve at fullmeasure.co.uk
Fri Mar 18 10:50:50 UTC 2011


The Open Source Junction workshop on cross-platform mobile apps is
fast approaching, but there is still time to book a place.

This 2 day workshop on open development run by OSS Watch and 100%Open
is being held in Trinity College, Oxford. Details are provided below
and you can easily book online.

--
Steve Lee

OSS Watch - open source advisory service - http://oss-watch.ac.uk



OSS Watch is pleased to invite you to take part in Open Source
Junction.

http://www.eventbrite.com/event/1283889147

Open Source Junction builds a community of industry and academic
stakeholders with an interest in open source software for mobile
technologies. The first Open Source Junction workshop is on
cross-platform mobile apps.


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Details about the event
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This two-day workshop will show delegates how to manage the
co-production of cross-platform mobile apps in an open development
context. The participants will get the knowledge and opportunities to
set up open source industry-academia partnerships relevant to the
mobile
apps space.


When?
* Tuesday 29 March and Wednesday 30 March 2011

Where?
* Trinity College, Oxford, OX1 3BH

Who?
* Mobile industry R&D managers, senior strategists, software
developers
* Principal Investigators, research staff, project managers
* Funders with an interest in cross-platform mobile applications

Why?
* become familiar with the basics of open innovation in software
* find out about successful software partnerships created via open
innovation
* explore partnership opportunities relevant to the cross-platform
mobile apps space
* join a community of practitioners interested in pooling resources
for
co-developing mobile open source software
* have your say in setting up an industry-academia open source mobile
community


The full programme with speaker and session details is available at

http://www.eventbrite.com/event/1283889147



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