I already submitted the same proposal I spoke on for ACEU (Synapse + Eventing).
Is there any interest in getting together with another PMC (e.g. QPid) to jointly propose a track? Paul On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 3:44 AM, Asankha C. Perera <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Devs and Users of Apache Synapse > > The Synapse Project Management Comittee (PMC) has been asked if we would > like to make use of an extended participation opportunity at the upcoming > Apache Con US, in this 10th year of the ASF. > > Please share your views on this - and possibly your intent to participate at > the event, and network with others - as a developers or end-users. We would > value your feedback and comments on how best we should project the Apache > Synapse project at this event, and how we should tailor the sessions (e.g. > please recommend areas of interest / use etc) - even if you may not yet be > sure you could attend. If you would like to propose topics for in-depth > presentation by the developers, please feel to suggest these too > > thanks > asankha > > ----------------------- Original Request follows > ---------------------------- > > Subject: PMC Invitation to Participate in ApacheCon 2009/US > Date: Tue, 14 Apr 2009 20:28:47 -0500 > From: ApacheCon 2009 US Planners Team <[email protected]> > To: All Apache PMCs <[email protected]> > > Project Management Committees, > > For this 10th Year of the Apache Software Foundation, the Conference > Planning Committee and Stone Circle Productions are infusing ApacheCon > US 2009 with the same Community Spirit that guides our Open Source > Communities themselves. With the goal of creating the most successful > ApacheCon to-date, we are seeking the support of each ASF Community to > help drive their content for the 3-day conference. As the PMC, we > invite you to come forward with content based on the needs of your > user community. > > First: Decide as a project, how much time you would like to fill with > commercially viable content. Do you need a half-day or a full-day to > achieve a professional, quality program? Don't restrict yourselves to > presentations by the PMC members or past speakers. You are likely > familiar with other committers, the members of your user community, > published authors and others who would offer effective sessions. > Consider involving the community in this process through either the > dev or users list, as appropriate for your project. Identifying the > exact contents and schedule of your program will come in a 2nd phase. > > Note: If you believe your track is better presented in tandem with > other project(s), and you would like to work together as a small group > of related projects to create a unified track, please discuss this > with the other project(s) and offer one proposal you all agree upon to > the Planners. > > Second: Identify your consumers. Please explain to the Planners, in > your submission, who your attendees would be. Are they web content > authors or developers, or backend infrastructure adopters, integrators > or administrators? Are they technical or novice individuals, > management or general users? > > Third: Communicate your interest to [email protected] no > later than April 21st! > > The Planners will get back to you by April 28th to share the general > program schedule, and where your project best fits. You will be > provided a mentor who will forward to you the CFP's which made the > first cut of talk selections. Your community will then have two weeks > to create a schedule on a Wiki page. Again, be creative, and keep in > mind there are several opportunities for content beyond the programmed > track: MeetUps, BOFs, symposiums, un-conference style activities, etc. > > In four weeks, the Planners will complete a review of the programming, > offer final feedback, cut programming that doesn't fit into the formal > tracks of the program, and finally attempt to fit all of the programming > into space available. Your mentor is there to help you avoid this cut > and guide you in creating a professional and marketable track! > > Should a PMC choose not to participate in this process, but there are still > compelling presentations about that particular project, the Planners may > choose to run that track. Speaker acceptance/rejections will be sent out > in five weeks, once all decisions are made. All projects, participating > in this program or not, will have opportunities to get more involved with > the conference. These will be announced over the coming months. > > We look forward to your PMC's response! > > Yours, > > The ApacheCon 2009 US Planning Team > > > > > -- > Asankha C. 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