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David Rudin

Microsoft
Assistant General Counsel
David Rudin, Assistant General Counsel of Microsoft Corporation, is founder and President of the Joint Development Foundation, which enables groups to quickly establish and operate lightweight collaborations to develop technical specifications, standards, and source code.
Tuesday, February 14
 

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

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 Open Spaces Unconference Session - To Be Booked Onsite Emigrant Peak

12:00pm PST

Happily Married or Warring Factions? Open Source and Standards Development - Margaret LaBrecque, Intel Grand Sierra B

3:30pm PST

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

Make Your Corporate CLA Easy to Use, Please! - Kevin P. Fleming, Bloomberg Grand Sierra B

4:50pm PST

Kubernetes Case Study: Lessons Learned on Making Community Decisions - Jonathan Boulle, CoreOs & Sarah Novotny, Google Grand Sierra A The Future of Open Source Automotive Software - Dan Cauchy, The Linux Foundation Monument Peak
 
Wednesday, February 15
 

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

11:55am PST

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

2:00pm PST

The (Not So) Simple Case of Attribution License Obligations - Alexios Zavras, Intel Monument Peak 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 Using Open Source and Open Standards in the Platform Game: War Stories and Lessons Learned - Patrick Chanezon, Docker Grand Sierra B

3:20pm PST

Does Open Source Need SDOs? - Doug Davis, IBM Grand Sierra B

4:10pm PST

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
 
Thursday, February 16
 

4:00pm PST

Open Source Governance Models: From BDFL to Consensus Seeking - Myles Borins, Google Grand Sierra B