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View more information about Open Source Leadership Summit, taking place February 14-16, 2017 in Lake Tahoe. 
Monday, February 13
 

2:00pm PST

Pre-registration Open Foyer

2:30pm PST

Pre-Summit Resort Activities Resort at Squaw Creek
 
Tuesday, February 14
 

8:00am PST

Breakfast sponsored by VMware Foyer Registration Foyer

9:00am PST

Keynote: State of the Union - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:30am PST

Keynote: Security and Privacy in a Hyper-connected World - Bruce Schneier, Security Expert Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:50am PST

Keynote: Open Source: The Impossibilities Are Endless™ - William Hurley (aka ‘whurley’), Entrepreneur, Innovator & Author Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:10am PST

Keynote: State of Blockchain - Christopher Ferris, Distinguished Engineer & CTO of Open Technology, IBM Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:30am PST

Keynote: Collaborative Project Updates: AGL, SPDX, FOSSology & OpenChain Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:50am PST

Coffee Break sponsored by VMware Foyer

11:20am PST

Balancing Openness and Control in Commecial Open Source Endeavors: Lessons Learned in the Kubernetes Ecosystem - Craig McLuckie, Heptio & Sarah Novotny, Google Grand Sierra A The CrypTech Project - Phil Roberts, Internet Society Grand Sierra C/D Open Spaces Unconference Session - To Be Booked Onsite Emigrant Peak The True Cost of Open Source - Patrick Steele-Idem, eBay Grand Sierra B SPDX Generation via Yocto and the New LID code License Scanner - Mark Charlebois & Craig Northway, Qualcomm Technologies Monument Peak

12:00pm PST

Eclipse Foundation: Lessons Learned, Both Bitter and Sweet - Mike Milinkovich, Eclipse Foundation Grand Sierra A Market Leadership | Healthcare - Mo Alkady, Hart Grand Sierra C/D Open Spaces Unconference Session - To Be Booked Onsite Emigrant Peak Happily Married or Warring Factions? Open Source and Standards Development - Margaret LaBrecque, Intel Grand Sierra B By Leveraging the SPDX, OpenChain and Hyperledger Initiatives, We Can Solve the Open Source Management Supply Chain Puzzle - Mark Gisi & Sameer Ahmed, Wind River Monument Peak

12:30pm PST

Lunch sponsored by {code} by DELL EMC Cascades Restaurant

1:45pm PST

Diversity in Open Source Projects - Susan Wu, Midokura; Daniel Izquierdo, Bitergia; Nicole Rutherford, Intel Grand Sierra A Open Energy Grid - Lorenzo Kristov, California Independent System Operator (ISO) & Shuli Goodman, Strategy Consulting Grand Sierra C/D Open Spaces Unconference Session - Tales from the Trenches of Professional Open Source Management Emigrant Peak How Walmart is Building a Successful Open Source Culture - Andrew Mitry & Megan Rossetti, Walmart Grand Sierra B Hyperledger Project Update - Brian Behlendorf, Hyperledger Monument Peak

2:25pm PST

Solving Open Source Enterprise Adoption Challenges: Lessons from Apache Hadoop and ODPi - Roman Shaposhnik, Pivotal Inc. Grand Sierra A How Close Are We to Achieving the Dream of Hardware Portability with Linux? - Jim Wasko, IBM Grand Sierra C/D Open Spaces Unconference Session - Community Health & Sustainability Metrics Emigrant Peak Selling Open Source, Keeping Your Soul - Jessica Rose, Crate.io Grand Sierra B Breaking Barriers with IO Visor Project - Wendy Cartee & YunSong Lu, IO Visor Project Monument Peak

2:40pm PST

Technical Debt for Linux-based Distributions: Estimating What You are Missing - Jesus M Gonzalez-Barahona, Bitergia & Paul Sherwood, Codethink Grand Sierra C/D

3:05pm PST

Coffee Break sponsored by VMware Foyer

3:30pm PST

How to Run a Business that Relies on Open Source and Internal vs External Developer Adoption - Edward Hsu & Benjamin Hindman, Mesosphere Grand Sierra A From EXIF to SPDX: How Persistent Metadata is Changing the World - Jonas Öberg, Free Software Foundation Europe Grand Sierra C/D Open Spaces Unconference Session - Open Source Doen't Need Developers :) Emigrant Peak We're from Capital One and We're Here to Help: The Experience of Contributing to Open Source at a Large Corporation - Jonathan Bodner, Capital One Grand Sierra B The Open API Initiative: 12 Months and Counting, What You Need to Know - Jeff Borek, IBM Monument Peak

4:10pm PST

Collaborative Development and the Future Network - A New 'Old' Hope - Christopher Price, Ericsson Grand Sierra A Open Spaces Unconference Session - State of State: Should Media Define Your Data? Emigrant Peak Make Your Corporate CLA Easy to Use, Please! - Kevin P. Fleming, Bloomberg Grand Sierra B Automotive in Open Source: Yocto Project Opens the Doors to Connected Cars - Joel Hoffmann, Renesas Electronics Monument Peak

4:50pm PST

Kubernetes Case Study: Lessons Learned on Making Community Decisions - Jonathan Boulle, CoreOs & Sarah Novotny, Google Grand Sierra A OpenChain for Projects and SMEs - Jonas Öberg, Free Software Foundation Europe Grand Sierra C/D Open Spaces Unconference Session - To Be Booked Onsite Emigrant Peak CII Best Practices Badge, 1 Year Later - David Wheeler, IDA Grand Sierra B The Future of Open Source Automotive Software - Dan Cauchy, The Linux Foundation Monument Peak

5:15pm PST

Women in Open Source Meeting Castle Peak A

5:30pm PST

Wine & Cheese Reception sponsored by Intel Alpine Ballroom
 
Wednesday, February 15
 

8:00am PST

Breakfast, sponsored by IBM Foyer Registration Foyer

9:00am PST

Keynote: A Conversation with Linus Torvalds Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:25am PST

Keynote: SDN and Open Source - Chris Rice, SVP of AT&T Labs, Domain 2.0 Architecture and Design, AT&T Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:45am PST

Keynote: How Kubernetes Works: Community, Velocity and Contribution - Brian Grant, Principal Software Engineer & Aparna Sinha, Product Management Lead, Google Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:05am PST

Keynote: Project, Process, Product(ion) - Dirk Hohndel, VP, Chief Open Source Officer, VMWare Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:25am PST

Coffee Break, sponsored by IBM Foyer

11:15am PST

Keynote: Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones - Simon Wardley, Researcher, Leading Edge Forum Grand Sierra Ballroom

11:35am PST

Keynote: Building and Motivating Engineering Teams - Camille Fournier, Senior Thinker and Raconteur Grand Sierra Ballroom

11:55am PST

Keynote: Collaborative Project Updates: Hyperledger, ONF, OCI, Node.js, OPNFV & JS Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom

12:40pm PST

Lunch Cascades Restaurant

2:00pm PST

Open Source is a Team Sport: How to Manage Players With Competing Interest - Heather Kirksey, OPNFV; Jonathan Bryce, OpenStack; & Chris Price, Ericsson Grand Sierra A The (Not So) Simple Case of Attribution License Obligations - Alexios Zavras, Intel Monument Peak Open Spaces Unconference Session - Open Source in Hospitals Emigrant Peak Open Source at Scale: 10,000 Engineers and Counting - Jeff McAffer, Microsoft & Jeff Wilcox, Microsoft Grand Sierra C/D Combining Open Source with Open Standards - Charles Eckel, Cisco Grand Sierra B

2:40pm PST

Patents: Global Policy Trends - Deb Nicholson, Open Invention Network Grand Sierra A Making Compliance Easy: Filling in the Missing Pieces - Kate Stewart, The Linux Foundation Monument Peak Open Spaces Unconference Session - Cross Project Interoperability via Continuous Testing & Verification Emigrant Peak Is HTTP/JSON the Best We Can Do? - Varun Talwar, Google Grand Sierra C/D Using Open Source and Open Standards in the Platform Game: War Stories and Lessons Learned - Patrick Chanezon, Docker Grand Sierra B

3:20pm PST

Dealing with Open Source in a Large Company - Alexios Zavras & Jessica Marz, Intel Grand Sierra A Keeping the Lawyers Happy, Keeping the Developers Happy, and Making Your Boss Happier - Dave Stokes, Oracle Monument Peak Open Spaces Unconference Session - Top Graphical Intelligence & Business Emigrant Peak SW360 - An Open Component Hub - Steffen Evers, Bosch Software Innovations Grand Sierra C/D Does Open Source Need SDOs? - Doug Davis, IBM Grand Sierra B

3:50pm PST

Coffee Break, sponsored by IBM Foyer

4:10pm PST

Open Source Business Models Redux - Stephen Walli, Docker Inc. Grand Sierra A How to Keep Developers Happy and Lawyers Calm - Rod Cope, Rogue Wave Software Monument Peak Open Spaces Unconference Session - Open Source, Open Access, Open Science Emigrant Peak Running a Successful Open Source Project - Gunnar Wagenknecht, Salesforce & Wayne Beaton, Eclipse Foundation Grand Sierra C/D Panel Discussion: How Open Source is Reshaping Standardization - Thomas Li, Huawei; Pascal Menzes, MEF; David Rudin, Microsoft; Ildikó Váncsa, OpenStack Foundation; Steven Wright, AT&T Grand Sierra B

4:50pm PST

Insider Truth in Developer Ecosystems - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading Grand Sierra A Leveraging Open Source Market Intelligence to Effectively Inform Open Source Strategy - Jose Miguel Parrella, Microsoft Monument Peak Open Spaces Unconference Session - Innovation that Doky Contributes to the Open Source Community Emigrant Peak Enabling Developers While Managing Risk: Disney's Open Source Journey - Nigel Simpson, The Walt Disney Company Grand Sierra C/D

6:00pm PST

Evening Reception for Blockchain Buffs Alpine B Evening Reception for Container & Cloud Connoisseurs, sponsored by Cloud Foundry Foundation and Cloud Native Computing Foundation Foyer Evening Reception for Networking & Orchestration Enthusiasts Alpine A Evening Reception for Open Source Leadership Fans Cascades Restaurant

9:00pm PST

After Hours Cascades Restaurant
 
Thursday, February 16
 

8:00am PST

Breakfast Foyer Registration Foyer

9:00am PST

Keynote: Disrupted: My Misadventure in the Start-Up Bubble - Dan Lyons, Fortune Columnist & Author Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:20am PST

Keynote: Linux and Open Source Software: Applying the Learnings of the Past to the Future - Al Gillen, Group Vice President, Software Development and Open Source, IDC Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:40am PST

Keynote: How Cross-Foundation Collaboration is a Win for Open Source - Abby Kearns, Executive Director, Cloud Foundry Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:00am PST

Keynote: Creative Approaches To Diversity - Katharina Borchert, Chief Innovation Officer, Mozilla Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:20am PST

Keynote: Collaborative Project Updates: ODP, CNCF, OpenSwitch & CII Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:40am PST

Coffee Break Foyer

11:00am PST

SPDX Meeting - Open to All Attendees Castle Peak B

11:20am PST

Balancing Company and Community to Build Better Open Source - Jono Bacon, Leading Community Manager & Author Grand Sierra C/D Open Source Communities are Good For Business - Jonas Rosland, {code} by Dell EMC Monument Peak Gaining Power and Influence in an Open Source Community - Phil Robb, OpenDaylight Grand Sierra B From Docker, to Kubernetes, to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation - Open Containers & Community - Jeff Borek, IBM & Patrick Chanezon, Docker Grand Sierra A

12:00pm PST

Best Practices for Maintaining an OSS Project in Github - Owen Buckley, Kenzan Grand Sierra C/D New Node.js, Who Dis?: It Takes a Global Village to Raise a Community - Tracy Hinds, Node.js Foundation Monument Peak Aim to Be an Open Source Zero - Guy Martin, Autodesk Grand Sierra B Civil Infrastructure Platform: A Collective Industry Effort for Maintaining Linux Kernel for 20+ Years - Noriaki Fukuyasu, The Linux Foundation & Agustin Benito Bethencourt, Codethink Grand Sierra A

12:30pm PST

Lunch Cascades Restaurant

2:00pm PST

Project Best Practices - Dan Kohn, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Grand Sierra C/D How Open Source Can Get in the Way of an M&A Deal - Nithya Ruff, Comcast & Gil Yehuda, Yahoo Monument Peak How to Deliver High Quality Commercial Products with Open Source Software - Greg Olson & Bill Weinberg, The Linux Foundation Grand Sierra B OPEN-O Project Update - Chris Donley, OPEN-O Technical Steering Committee Grand Sierra A

2:40pm PST

Standards and Open Source - Erik Riedel, Dell EMC & Mark Carlson, Toshiba Grand Sierra C/D Community Dashboards for Linux Foundation Projects: From Open to Inner Source Metrics - Jesus Gonzalez-Barahona & Daniel Izquierdo, Bitergia Monument Peak FOSS and the Enterprise: Now What? - Mitch Pirtle, Capital One Grand Sierra B A Center of Gravity for the JavaScript Ecosystem at the JS Foundation - Kris Borchers, JS Foundation Grand Sierra A

3:20pm PST

Roles, Responsibilities, and Emerging Leaders in Collaborative Projects - Jeff Osier-Mixon, Intel Corporation / Yocto Project Grand Sierra C/D The Evolution of Chat: Growing Your Community with Twitter - Jason Hibbets, Red Hat Monument Peak Taking PBS Pro Open Source: From Crazy Decision to Early Operational Success - Dr. Bill Nitzberg, PBS Works @ Altair Engineering Grand Sierra B OpenDaylight + Professional Open Source: A Roadmap - Neela Jacques, OpenDaylight Grand Sierra A

4:00pm PST

Using Community Metrics to Evaluate the Health of Your Open Source Projects - Ray Paik, The Linux Foundation Monument Peak Open Source Governance Models: From BDFL to Consensus Seeking - Myles Borins, Google Grand Sierra B R. Consortium - First Year Update - David Smith, R. Consortium Grand Sierra A
 
Friday, February 17
 

9:30am PST

Post-Summit Resort Activities Resort at Squaw Creek
 
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