Here is the draft timetable. In developing this my thinking is:
* Keep all sessions to 2hrs or less - preferably 90 minutes * Put longer papers earlier in the day when people are able to concentrate for longer periods * Get the lightning talks and poster presentations into the first day so that people have a chance to discuss them * Allow some time for LDAPEXT business and allow a trade-off between that and lightning talks if needed * Try to group papers with similar themes together (not always possible of course) * Maintain the momentum of the event so that it does not trail off into a 'graveyard shift' at the end of each day. (Howard: I am depending on you to wake people up in the last session on Friday! I have extended your slot to allow for some music :-)) * A lot of people are likely to spend Friday night in Edinburgh so we should organise some evening event rather than let them drift away.
Thursday 12 Nov 2015
08:30 Registration and coffee
09:00 The OpenID Connect protocol - Clément Oudot 09:45 Universal SSPR: a new edge for Self Service Reset Password - Alban Meunier 10:15 Improvements of LDAP protocol and transaction protocol - Christian Hollstein
11:00 Coffee
11:20 DBIS: Directory-Based Information Services - Mark Bannister 12:05 Æ-DIR: Yet another LDAP user and systems management - Michael Ströder
12:50 Lunch
14:00 Asynchronous LDAP programming is full of Promises! - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 14:45 Building Identity and Access Management in GitHub Enterprise - Matt Todd 15:15 2-factor Authentication with OpenLDAP, OATH-HOTP and Yubikey - Axel Hoffmann
15:30 Tea 15:50 What’s new in OpenDJ 3.0 - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 16:20 Driving Google Apps with LDAP - Boyd Duffee 16:35 LDAP Monitoring using opensource - Sanjun Song 16:50 LDAPExt Update
17:00 Break
17:10 Lightning talks 18:00 End of session
19:00 Conference Dinner venue opens ? 19:30 Dinner ?
Friday 13 Nov 2015
09:00 Innovative replication management in FreeIPA - Ludwig Krispenz, Petr Vobornik 09:40 A synchronous approach to multimaster replication in the M-Vault directory server - Damy Mahl 10:15 Monitoring OpenLDAP - Michael Ströder
10:30 Coffee
10:50 Introducing a Security Access Control Engine that resides in OpenLDAP - Shawn McKinney 11:35 Complete Open Source IAM Solution - Radovan Semancik
12:20 Lunch
13:30 Using LDAP as Data Back-end for XML-Data from Digital Humanities Projects - Peter Gietz 14:15 Samba4 with OpenLDAP backend - Nadezhda Ivanova
15:00 Tea 15:15 WiredTiger Backend for OpenLDAP - HAMANO Tsukasa 15:30 An asynchronous meta backend for OpenLDAP - Nadezhda Ivanova 15:45 What's new in OpenLDAP - Howard Chu
16:25 Wrapup 16:30 End of session
18:00 Evening social event ?
I would like to publish this ASAP, so comments quickly please!
Thanks
Andrew
Andrew,
thanks for your work.
This presentation timetable looks good to me.
Ciao, Michael.
Andrew Findlay wrote:
Here is the draft timetable. In developing this my thinking is:
- Keep all sessions to 2hrs or less - preferably 90 minutes
- Put longer papers earlier in the day when people are able to concentrate for longer periods
- Get the lightning talks and poster presentations into the first day so that people have a chance to discuss them
- Allow some time for LDAPEXT business and allow a trade-off between that and lightning talks if needed
- Try to group papers with similar themes together (not always possible of course)
- Maintain the momentum of the event so that it does not trail off into a 'graveyard shift' at the end of each day. (Howard: I am depending on you to wake people up in the last session on Friday! I have extended your slot to allow for some music :-))
- A lot of people are likely to spend Friday night in Edinburgh so we should organise some evening event rather than let them drift away.
Thursday 12 Nov 2015
08:30 Registration and coffee
09:00 The OpenID Connect protocol - Clément Oudot 09:45 Universal SSPR: a new edge for Self Service Reset Password - Alban Meunier 10:15 Improvements of LDAP protocol and transaction protocol - Christian Hollstein
11:00 Coffee
11:20 DBIS: Directory-Based Information Services - Mark Bannister 12:05 Æ-DIR: Yet another LDAP user and systems management - Michael Ströder
12:50 Lunch
14:00 Asynchronous LDAP programming is full of Promises! - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 14:45 Building Identity and Access Management in GitHub Enterprise - Matt Todd 15:15 2-factor Authentication with OpenLDAP, OATH-HOTP and Yubikey - Axel Hoffmann
15:30 Tea 15:50 What’s new in OpenDJ 3.0 - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 16:20 Driving Google Apps with LDAP - Boyd Duffee 16:35 LDAP Monitoring using opensource - Sanjun Song 16:50 LDAPExt Update
17:00 Break
17:10 Lightning talks 18:00 End of session
19:00 Conference Dinner venue opens ? 19:30 Dinner ?
Friday 13 Nov 2015
09:00 Innovative replication management in FreeIPA - Ludwig Krispenz, Petr Vobornik 09:40 A synchronous approach to multimaster replication in the M-Vault directory server - Damy Mahl 10:15 Monitoring OpenLDAP - Michael Ströder
10:30 Coffee
10:50 Introducing a Security Access Control Engine that resides in OpenLDAP - Shawn McKinney 11:35 Complete Open Source IAM Solution - Radovan Semancik
12:20 Lunch
13:30 Using LDAP as Data Back-end for XML-Data from Digital Humanities Projects - Peter Gietz 14:15 Samba4 with OpenLDAP backend - Nadezhda Ivanova
15:00 Tea 15:15 WiredTiger Backend for OpenLDAP - HAMANO Tsukasa 15:30 An asynchronous meta backend for OpenLDAP - Nadezhda Ivanova 15:45 What's new in OpenLDAP - Howard Chu
16:25 Wrapup 16:30 End of session
18:00 Evening social event ?
I would like to publish this ASAP, so comments quickly please!
Thanks
Andrew
Andrew,
Looks good to me.
Cheers, Damy
On 22/09/15 15:56, Andrew Findlay wrote:
Here is the draft timetable. In developing this my thinking is:
- Keep all sessions to 2hrs or less - preferably 90 minutes
- Put longer papers earlier in the day when people are able to concentrate for longer periods
- Get the lightning talks and poster presentations into the first day so that people have a chance to discuss them
- Allow some time for LDAPEXT business and allow a trade-off between that and lightning talks if needed
- Try to group papers with similar themes together (not always possible of course)
- Maintain the momentum of the event so that it does not trail off into a 'graveyard shift' at the end of each day. (Howard: I am depending on you to wake people up in the last session on Friday! I have extended your slot to allow for some music :-))
- A lot of people are likely to spend Friday night in Edinburgh so we should organise some evening event rather than let them drift away.
Thursday 12 Nov 2015
08:30 Registration and coffee
09:00 The OpenID Connect protocol - Clément Oudot 09:45 Universal SSPR: a new edge for Self Service Reset Password - Alban Meunier 10:15 Improvements of LDAP protocol and transaction protocol - Christian Hollstein
11:00 Coffee
11:20 DBIS: Directory-Based Information Services - Mark Bannister 12:05 Æ-DIR: Yet another LDAP user and systems management - Michael Ströder
12:50 Lunch
14:00 Asynchronous LDAP programming is full of Promises! - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 14:45 Building Identity and Access Management in GitHub Enterprise - Matt Todd 15:15 2-factor Authentication with OpenLDAP, OATH-HOTP and Yubikey - Axel Hoffmann
15:30 Tea 15:50 What’s new in OpenDJ 3.0 - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 16:20 Driving Google Apps with LDAP - Boyd Duffee 16:35 LDAP Monitoring using opensource - Sanjun Song 16:50 LDAPExt Update
17:00 Break
17:10 Lightning talks 18:00 End of session
19:00 Conference Dinner venue opens ? 19:30 Dinner ?
Friday 13 Nov 2015
09:00 Innovative replication management in FreeIPA - Ludwig Krispenz, Petr Vobornik 09:40 A synchronous approach to multimaster replication in the M-Vault directory server - Damy Mahl 10:15 Monitoring OpenLDAP - Michael Ströder
10:30 Coffee
10:50 Introducing a Security Access Control Engine that resides in OpenLDAP - Shawn McKinney 11:35 Complete Open Source IAM Solution - Radovan Semancik
12:20 Lunch
13:30 Using LDAP as Data Back-end for XML-Data from Digital Humanities Projects - Peter Gietz 14:15 Samba4 with OpenLDAP backend - Nadezhda Ivanova
15:00 Tea 15:15 WiredTiger Backend for OpenLDAP - HAMANO Tsukasa 15:30 An asynchronous meta backend for OpenLDAP - Nadezhda Ivanova 15:45 What's new in OpenLDAP - Howard Chu
16:25 Wrapup 16:30 End of session
18:00 Evening social event ?
I would like to publish this ASAP, so comments quickly please!
Thanks
Andrew
In previous years we had a keynote speaker and early drafts for this year mentioned the same thing. I do not see mention of that in this year’s program. Will a keynote address still take place?
-Matt
On Sep 22, 2015, at 8:56 AM, Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk wrote:
Here is the draft timetable. In developing this my thinking is:
- Keep all sessions to 2hrs or less - preferably 90 minutes
- Put longer papers earlier in the day when people are able to concentrate for longer periods
- Get the lightning talks and poster presentations into the first day so that people have a chance to discuss them
- Allow some time for LDAPEXT business and allow a trade-off between that and lightning talks if needed
- Try to group papers with similar themes together (not always possible of course)
- Maintain the momentum of the event so that it does not trail off into a 'graveyard shift' at the end of each day. (Howard: I am depending on you to wake people up in the last session on Friday! I have extended your slot to allow for some music :-))
- A lot of people are likely to spend Friday night in Edinburgh so we should organise some evening event rather than let them drift away.
Thursday 12 Nov 2015
08:30 Registration and coffee
09:00 The OpenID Connect protocol - Clément Oudot 09:45 Universal SSPR: a new edge for Self Service Reset Password - Alban Meunier 10:15 Improvements of LDAP protocol and transaction protocol - Christian Hollstein
11:00 Coffee
11:20 DBIS: Directory-Based Information Services - Mark Bannister 12:05 Æ-DIR: Yet another LDAP user and systems management - Michael Ströder
12:50 Lunch
14:00 Asynchronous LDAP programming is full of Promises! - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 14:45 Building Identity and Access Management in GitHub Enterprise - Matt Todd 15:15 2-factor Authentication with OpenLDAP, OATH-HOTP and Yubikey - Axel Hoffmann
15:30 Tea 15:50 What’s new in OpenDJ 3.0 - Ludovic Poitou and Matthew Swift 16:20 Driving Google Apps with LDAP - Boyd Duffee 16:35 LDAP Monitoring using opensource - Sanjun Song 16:50 LDAPExt Update
17:00 Break
17:10 Lightning talks 18:00 End of session
19:00 Conference Dinner venue opens ? 19:30 Dinner ?
Friday 13 Nov 2015
09:00 Innovative replication management in FreeIPA - Ludwig Krispenz, Petr Vobornik 09:40 A synchronous approach to multimaster replication in the M-Vault directory server - Damy Mahl 10:15 Monitoring OpenLDAP - Michael Ströder
10:30 Coffee
10:50 Introducing a Security Access Control Engine that resides in OpenLDAP - Shawn McKinney 11:35 Complete Open Source IAM Solution - Radovan Semancik
12:20 Lunch
13:30 Using LDAP as Data Back-end for XML-Data from Digital Humanities Projects - Peter Gietz 14:15 Samba4 with OpenLDAP backend - Nadezhda Ivanova
15:00 Tea 15:15 WiredTiger Backend for OpenLDAP - HAMANO Tsukasa 15:30 An asynchronous meta backend for OpenLDAP - Nadezhda Ivanova 15:45 What's new in OpenLDAP - Howard Chu
16:25 Wrapup 16:30 End of session
18:00 Evening social event ?
I would like to publish this ASAP, so comments quickly please!
Thanks
Andrew
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On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 02:47:00PM -0600, Matthew Hardin wrote:
In previous years we had a keynote speaker and early drafts for this year mentioned the same thing. I do not see mention of that in this year’s program. Will a keynote address still take place?
Hmm. Very short of time in the programme and I have nobody in mind for this. Good point though - we need to at least include the 'welcome and here are our sponsors' bit at the start!
Any suggestions for a keynote? What could we compress to make space for it?
Andrew
Andrew Findlay wrote:
On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 02:47:00PM -0600, Matthew Hardin wrote:
In previous years we had a keynote speaker and early drafts for this year mentioned the same thing. I do not see mention of that in this year’s program. Will a keynote address still take place?
Hmm. Very short of time in the programme and I have nobody in mind for this. Good point though - we need to at least include the 'welcome and here are our sponsors' bit at the start!
Any suggestions for a keynote? What could we compress to make space for it?
What's inside the Lightning talks block at 17:10?
Ciao, Michael.
On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 09:00:14PM +0200, Michael Ströder wrote:
What's inside the Lightning talks block at 17:10?
That's our on-the-day buffer :-) At present it contains a couple of 5-minute talks. The idea is that we accept more 5-minute talks at the last minute, including quick intros to any posters that people bring with them.
Andrew
Andrew Findlay wrote:
On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 09:00:14PM +0200, Michael Ströder wrote:
What's inside the Lightning talks block at 17:10?
That's our on-the-day buffer :-) At present it contains a couple of 5-minute talks. The idea is that we accept more 5-minute talks at the last minute, including quick intros to any posters that people bring with them.
Ah ok.
Given that there's another monitoring talk anyway I'd suggest to shorten my 15min talk on Friday to a 5min talk in this lightning talks block on Thursday and shift one of the 10/15 min talks from Thursday to Friday.
This would give enough room for the ldapext key note. ;-)
How does that sound to you?
Ciao, Michael.
We can probably find someone. I do think we need a keynote, though. Let me poke around a bit to see who might be interesting/interested.
-Matt
On Sep 22, 2015, at 4:00 PM, Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk wrote:
On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 02:47:00PM -0600, Matthew Hardin wrote:
In previous years we had a keynote speaker and early drafts for this year mentioned the same thing. I do not see mention of that in this year’s program. Will a keynote address still take place?
Hmm. Very short of time in the programme and I have nobody in mind for this. Good point though - we need to at least include the 'welcome and here are our sponsors' bit at the start!
Any suggestions for a keynote? What could we compress to make space for it?
Andrew
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Matthew Hardin wrote:
We can probably find someone. I do think we need a keynote, though. Let me poke around a bit to see who might be interesting/interested.
Howard and Ludo agreed to be chairs of the revived ldapext WG. So the "LDAPExt Update" talk could be at the beginning as a keynote introducing both chairs to LDAP newbies and encouraging the attendees to participate in the work to be done.
This would be a nice follow-up to where we left back in 2013... ;-)
Ciao, Michael.
Michael Ströder wrote:
Andrew Findlay wrote:
Here is the draft timetable.
I've entered day 1 into a calendar file because this gives better overview. I've added all links to the talk descriptions. This could also be added to the web site.
Let me know whether that's useful.
Here's the complete calendar file. I already shifted the ldapext update to the beginning as a key note.
Ciao, Michael.
I’m confused- LDAPCon 2015’s keynote address will consist of an announcement of the re-constitution of the LDAPExt working group? If so, who will deliver that address?
-Matt
On Sep 23, 2015, at 2:53 PM, Michael Ströder michael@stroeder.com wrote:
Michael Ströder wrote:
Andrew Findlay wrote:
Here is the draft timetable.
I've entered day 1 into a calendar file because this gives better overview. I've added all links to the talk descriptions. This could also be added to the web site.
Let me know whether that's useful.
Here's the complete calendar file. I already shifted the ldapext update to the beginning as a key note.
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Matthew Hardin wrote:
Im confused- LDAPCon 2015s keynote address will consist of an announcement of the re-constitution of the LDAPExt working group? If so, who will deliver that address?
It's just a personal idea that Howard and/or Ludo could introduce the activities to be done within revived ldapext WG.
You remember the short discussion at LDAPcon 2013 how to proceed e.g. with ppolicy draft? Reviving ldapext WG is the answer (and more). IMHO this would somewhat show the continuity in LDAPcon community.
As said, just a suggestion.
Ciao, Michael.
I don't think that would constitute a keynote. I'm fine with using some time during the Lightning session to talk about IETF though
Ludo
On Wednesday, 23 September 2015, Michael Ströder michael@stroeder.com wrote:
Matthew Hardin wrote:
I’m confused- LDAPCon 2015’s keynote address will consist of an
announcement of
the re-constitution of the LDAPExt working group? If so, who will
deliver that
address?
It's just a personal idea that Howard and/or Ludo could introduce the activities to be done within revived ldapext WG.
You remember the short discussion at LDAPcon 2013 how to proceed e.g. with ppolicy draft? Reviving ldapext WG is the answer (and more). IMHO this would somewhat show the continuity in LDAPcon community.
As said, just a suggestion.
Ciao, Michael.
Ludo was reading over my shoulder as I was typing my reply and got his out first ;-). I agree it’s not a keynote and +1 the idea of a lightning session. The conference needs a keynote address, and I’m happy to help to find one.
Cheers,
-Matt
On Sep 23, 2015, at 5:41 PM, Ludovic Poitou ludovic.poitou@forgerock.com wrote:
I don't think that would constitute a keynote. I'm fine with using some time during the Lightning session to talk about IETF though
Ludo
On Wednesday, 23 September 2015, Michael Ströder <michael@stroeder.com mailto:michael@stroeder.com> wrote: Matthew Hardin wrote:
I’m confused- LDAPCon 2015’s keynote address will consist of an announcement of the re-constitution of the LDAPExt working group? If so, who will deliver that address?
It's just a personal idea that Howard and/or Ludo could introduce the activities to be done within revived ldapext WG.
You remember the short discussion at LDAPcon 2013 how to proceed e.g. with ppolicy draft? Reviving ldapext WG is the answer (and more). IMHO this would somewhat show the continuity in LDAPcon community.
As said, just a suggestion.
Ciao, Michael.
-- Sent from my mobile Ludovic Poitou Product Manager - ForgeRock
Hi Matt,
I want to disperse any rumour… I was not that close to you when you were typing your reply ! :-) I was thinking that an interesting subject could be around relationships and graph databases. Does anyone know of an expert or researcher that is looking into this for identities ?
Best,
Ludo
-- Ludovic Poitou Product Manager ForgeRock France
From: Matthew Hardin mhardin@symas.com Reply: Matthew Hardin mhardin@symas.com Date: 24 Sep 2015 at 03:04:51 To: LDAPCon2015 Organisers 2015@lists.ldapcon.org Subject: Re: [LDAPCon 2015] Draft conference timetable
Ludo was reading over my shoulder as I was typing my reply and got his out first ;-). I agree it’s not a keynote and +1 the idea of a lightning session. The conference needs a keynote address, and I’m happy to help to find one.
Cheers,
-Matt
On Sep 23, 2015, at 5:41 PM, Ludovic Poitou ludovic.poitou@forgerock.com wrote:
I don't think that would constitute a keynote. I'm fine with using some time during the Lightning session to talk about IETF though
Ludo
On Wednesday, 23 September 2015, Michael Ströder michael@stroeder.com wrote: Matthew Hardin wrote:
I’m confused- LDAPCon 2015’s keynote address will consist of an announcement of the re-constitution of the LDAPExt working group? If so, who will deliver that address?
It's just a personal idea that Howard and/or Ludo could introduce the activities to be done within revived ldapext WG.
You remember the short discussion at LDAPcon 2013 how to proceed e.g. with ppolicy draft? Reviving ldapext WG is the answer (and more). IMHO this would somewhat show the continuity in LDAPcon community.
As said, just a suggestion.
Ciao, Michael.
-- Sent from my mobile Ludovic Poitou Product Manager - ForgeRock
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On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 08:04:26PM -0600, Matthew Hardin wrote:
Ludo was reading over my shoulder as I was typing my reply and got his out first ;-). I agree it’s not a keynote and +1 the idea of a lightning session. The conference needs a keynote address, and I’m happy to help to find one.
That's good, thanks. A keynote should be an inspirational piece that is relevant to the theme of the conference. How much time do you think we should allocate for it?
I really want to publish a draft timetable this week. It is OK to leave the identity of the keynote speaker unspecified at this stage but I do need to sort out the timing!
Andrew
On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 09:28:25AM +0100, Andrew Findlay wrote:
On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 08:04:26PM -0600, Matthew Hardin wrote:
Ludo was reading over my shoulder as I was typing my reply and got his out first ;-). I agree it’s not a keynote and +1 the idea of a lightning session. The conference needs a keynote address, and I’m happy to help to find one.
That's good, thanks. A keynote should be an inspirational piece that is relevant to the theme of the conference.
Any thoughts on who might give the keynote? There is about 30 minutes allocated for this.
Thanks
Andrew
I think someone who represents a large-scale user of LDAP and can speak to the position LDAP technology has in the enterprise would be a good fit. Any thoughts?
Is there any budget allocated for travel/hotel? That would make it easier to get someone from the US.
-Matt
On Oct 6, 2015, at 7:03 AM, Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk wrote:
On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 09:28:25AM +0100, Andrew Findlay wrote:
On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 08:04:26PM -0600, Matthew Hardin wrote:
Ludo was reading over my shoulder as I was typing my reply and got his out first ;-). I agree it’s not a keynote and +1 the idea of a lightning session. The conference needs a keynote address, and I’m happy to help to find one.
That's good, thanks. A keynote should be an inspirational piece that is relevant to the theme of the conference.
Any thoughts on who might give the keynote? There is about 30 minutes allocated for this.
Thanks
Andrew
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Matthew Hardin wrote:
I think someone who represents a large-scale user of LDAP and can speak to the position LDAP technology has in the enterprise would be a good fit. Any thoughts?
Is there any budget allocated for travel/hotel? That would make it easier to get someone from the US.
Matt, my impression from your last e-mails was that you want to ask somebody. This kept us from thinking about this for almost two weeks.
Hmpf!
I'm concerned that we're seriously thinking about a keynote just one month before the conference! The process of clarifying whether some speaker from a company + travel arrangement takes longer time.
Ciao, Michael.
On Tue, Oct 06, 2015 at 07:59:21AM -0500, Matthew Hardin wrote:
I think someone who represents a large-scale user of LDAP and can speak to the position LDAP technology has in the enterprise would be a good fit. Any thoughts?
Is there any budget allocated for travel/hotel? That would make it easier to get someone from the US.
There wasn't a budget specifically for the keynote as there wasn't a keynote in the original plan! Having said that, we can probably find some budget provided bookings keep coming in. How much do you think we will need?
I see the ForgeRock Identity Summits are about to start. Maybe Ludo can suggest a keynote speaker who has been successful there?
One name that comes to mind is David Goodman. He was involved in the early stages of the PARADISE project, became chairman of EEMA, and consults on subscriber data management for some of the big telcos. He worked for Metamerge, IBM, Lotus, and several other big names. What is more, he lives in Scotland!
https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/david-goodman/0/59/34b
David could give a very good keynote. I will see if he is interested.
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
Anthony Wilson will be talking at our Identity Summit about the NHS and their identity infrastructure for the million of health and care workers in UK.
Here’s the abstract of his session :
In this session, hear how the HSCIC team is delivering identity management services for NHS Spine and the broader community of Health and Care providers. With over 1 million health and care workers and millions of patients, designing and building a secure and highly scalable identity platform is critical.
The session will provide an overview of the NHS Spine Identity and access management platform, as well as include highlights on challenges and lessons learned. Since the digital world is constantly evolving, the session will also include insights into future requirements for healthcare identity management.
I can possibly check with him if he would be available and interested.
Ludo
On 06 Oct 2015, at 15:37, Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk wrote:
On Tue, Oct 06, 2015 at 07:59:21AM -0500, Matthew Hardin wrote:
I think someone who represents a large-scale user of LDAP and can speak to the position LDAP technology has in the enterprise would be a good fit. Any thoughts?
Is there any budget allocated for travel/hotel? That would make it easier to get someone from the US.
There wasn't a budget specifically for the keynote as there wasn't a keynote in the original plan! Having said that, we can probably find some budget provided bookings keep coming in. How much do you think we will need?
I see the ForgeRock Identity Summits are about to start. Maybe Ludo can suggest a keynote speaker who has been successful there?
One name that comes to mind is David Goodman. He was involved in the early stages of the PARADISE project, became chairman of EEMA, and consults on subscriber data management for some of the big telcos. He worked for Metamerge, IBM, Lotus, and several other big names. What is more, he lives in Scotland!
https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/david-goodman/0/59/34b
David could give a very good keynote. I will see if he is interested.
Andrew
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David Goodman is a very good option. I believe he is supposed to be working on a report on Directory Services for Kuppinger Cole (something that was mentioned at the last EIC)
Ludo
On 06 Oct 2015, at 15:37, Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk wrote:
On Tue, Oct 06, 2015 at 07:59:21AM -0500, Matthew Hardin wrote:
I think someone who represents a large-scale user of LDAP and can speak to the position LDAP technology has in the enterprise would be a good fit. Any thoughts?
Is there any budget allocated for travel/hotel? That would make it easier to get someone from the US.
There wasn't a budget specifically for the keynote as there wasn't a keynote in the original plan! Having said that, we can probably find some budget provided bookings keep coming in. How much do you think we will need?
I see the ForgeRock Identity Summits are about to start. Maybe Ludo can suggest a keynote speaker who has been successful there?
One name that comes to mind is David Goodman. He was involved in the early stages of the PARADISE project, became chairman of EEMA, and consults on subscriber data management for some of the big telcos. He worked for Metamerge, IBM, Lotus, and several other big names. What is more, he lives in Scotland!
https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/david-goodman/0/59/34b
David could give a very good keynote. I will see if he is interested.
Andrew
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Michael was correct- I did have someone in mind and was speaking with her about it. Her company uses LDAP at the core of their business and they’re a globally-recognized brand. She can’t get funding for the trip to Edinburgh, though, hence my question.
to respond to the other question, round-trip coach fare from most US cities is about US$1,000, then there’s some lodging involved.
David Goodman looks like a good choice, Andrew. Thanks for bringing him up.
-Matt
On Oct 6, 2015, at 9:37 AM, Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk wrote:
On Tue, Oct 06, 2015 at 07:59:21AM -0500, Matthew Hardin wrote:
I think someone who represents a large-scale user of LDAP and can speak to the position LDAP technology has in the enterprise would be a good fit. Any thoughts?
Is there any budget allocated for travel/hotel? That would make it easier to get someone from the US.
There wasn't a budget specifically for the keynote as there wasn't a keynote in the original plan! Having said that, we can probably find some budget provided bookings keep coming in. How much do you think we will need?
I see the ForgeRock Identity Summits are about to start. Maybe Ludo can suggest a keynote speaker who has been successful there?
One name that comes to mind is David Goodman. He was involved in the early stages of the PARADISE project, became chairman of EEMA, and consults on subscriber data management for some of the big telcos. He worked for Metamerge, IBM, Lotus, and several other big names. What is more, he lives in Scotland!
https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/david-goodman/0/59/34b
David could give a very good keynote. I will see if he is interested.
Andrew
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On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 11:20:43PM +0200, Michael Ströder wrote:
Im confused- LDAPCon 2015s keynote address will consist of an announcement of the re-constitution of the LDAPExt working group? If so, who will deliver that address?
It's just a personal idea that Howard and/or Ludo could introduce the activities to be done within revived ldapext WG.
I see that as an announcement and perhaps a stimulus for discussion, but it is not a keynote. I have left time for it just before the lightning talks session.
Andrew
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