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         <p class="title">The Novell migration to OpenOffice.org</p>
         <p class="by">Debra Anderson</p>
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       <div class="content">
         <p> Debra Anderson Novell's CIO will speak about Novell's experience adopting
         OpenOffice.org, the importance of Open Source to the company and how it has
         transformed the business within IT.</p>
       </div>

       <div class="bio">
         <p><strong>Debra Anderson</strong>, Appointed Chief Information Officer
         in 2002, oversees Novell's Information Services &amp; Technology Group.
         Her responsibilities include the deployment of strategic
         business information systems globally, driving Novell's open source adoption
         in-house, providing internal company technical support and developing,
         implementing and managing Novell's IT services.  As the first user of Novell's
         technologies, Debra regularly provides input into Novell's technical direction
         and insight and recommendations to customers deploying Novell's open source
         and identity offerings.</p>

         <p>Prior to joining Novell, Debra spent 18 years in grocery retailing with
         Lucky Stores, American Stores and Albertsons, holding both IT and general
         business positions.</p>

         <p>Debra holds a BA Degree in Computer Science from the State University
         of New York at Potsdam.</p>

         <p>Novell delivers Software for the Open Enterprise. With more than 50,000
         customers in 43 countries, Novell helps customers manage, simplify, secure
         and integrate their technology environments by leveraging best-of-breed, open
         standards-based software. With more than 20 years of experience, 4,700 employees,
         5,000 partners and support centers around the world, Novell helps customers
         gain control over their IT operating environments while reducing costs. More
         information about Novell can be found at http://www.novell.com.</p>
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       <div class="header">
         <p class="title">Google Summer of Code</p>
         <p class="by">Zaheda Bhorat</p>
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       <div class="content">
         <p>Zaheda Bhorat, Open Source Program Manager at Google, will explain the
         importance of the Google 's Summer of code and why you should join.</p>
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   <div class="abstract" name="k3" id="k3">
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         <p class="title">OpenDocument, Open Revolution</p>
         <p class="by">E. Gutentag &amp; Bob Sutor &amp; Nathaniel Borenstein &amp; Charles-H.Schulz</p>
       </div>

       <div class="content">
         <p>A one hour panel discussion on the merits of OpenDocument Format.</p>
       </div>

       <div class="bio">
         <p><strong>Eduardo Gutentag</strong> has been involved in the SGML/XML
         world for over 10 years, and has participated in many SGML/XML related
         activities at W3C and OASIS (even when it was still called SGML Open),
         as well as at ebXML. He is currently a Senior Staff Engineer at the Web
         Technology and Standards organization of Sun Microsystems. He is Sun's
         W3C AC representative, and an elected member of the OASIS Technical
         Advisory Board. In the UBL group, he participates in the Naming and
         Design Rules subcommittee, and is the editor and chair of the Context
         Methodology subcommittee.</p>

         <p><strong>Bob Sutor</strong>, Vice President Standards &amp; Open Source,
         IBM Corporation, Executive responsible for driving and executing the
         cross-company business and technical strategy for open standards and open
         source as they relate to software, hardware, services, vertical industries,
         and emerging markets. In particular, helps move IBM from its traditional
         technical and intellectual property approach to one where business exploitation
         of standards and open source for greater customer value is paramount, especially
         in vertical industries and emerging markets. Chairman of the IBM internal
         Corporate Standards Advisory Committee and the Open Source Steering Committee.
         Works with partners, customers, government leaders and government agencies
         around the world to understand and adopt modern, business-savvy open strategies
         and policies. Leads the IBM team accelerating the adoption of the OASIS and ISO
         OpenDocument Format standard. Senior IBM spokesperson and evangelist for
         standards and open source, and a widely quoted and read global expert on
         these areas and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
         Cofounder of the OpenDocument Format Alliance.</p>

         <p><strong>Dr. Nathaniel S. Borenstein</strong> is a Distinguished Engineer
         with IBM Lotus Division, working on Internet standards and strategy and
         overseeing the Lotus research program. He is also the President of Computer
         Professionals for Social Responsibility, and a part time research faculty
         member at the School of Information of the University of Michigan.
         He has been an Internet user, developer, standardizer, entrepreneur, and
         social activist since 1980.
         His credits include the MIME standard, the Andrew Mail System, the metamail
         software, the Safe-Tcl programming language, "Programming as if People Mattered"
         and two other books, three patents, the startups First Virtual Holdings and
         NetPOS.com, and the "One Planet, One Net" manifesto.</p>

         <p><strong>Charles-H.Schulz</strong> is the Lead of the Native-Language
         Confederation of OpenOffice.org, and a partner of the Ars Aperta Consulting
         Group. A member of both OASIS' ODF Adoption and Technical Committees, he will
         be chairing the panel discussion and also representing OpenOffice.org.</p>
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	<h2>Abstracts of Conference Papers - Keynotes</h2>

	<div class="abstract" name="k1" id="k1">
	<div class="header">
	<p class="title">The Novell migration to OpenOffice.org</p>
	<p class="by">Debra Anderson</p>
	</div>

	<div class="content">
	<p> Debra Anderson Novell's CIO will speak about Novell's experience adopting
	OpenOffice.org, the importance of Open Source to the company and how it has
	transformed the business within IT.</p>
	</div>

	<div class="bio">
	<p><strong>Debra Anderson</strong>, Appointed Chief Information Officer
	in 2002, oversees Novell's Information Services & Technology Group.
	Her responsibilities include the deployment of strategic
	business information systems globally, driving Novell's open source adoption
	in-house, providing internal company technical support and developing,
	implementing and managing Novell's IT services. As the first user of Novell's
	technologies, Debra regularly provides input into Novell's technical direction
	and insight and recommendations to customers deploying Novell's open source
	and identity offerings.</p>

	<p>Prior to joining Novell, Debra spent 18 years in grocery retailing with
	Lucky Stores, American Stores and Albertsons, holding both IT and general
	business positions.</p>

	<p>Debra holds a BA Degree in Computer Science from the State University
	of New York at Potsdam.</p>

	<p>Novell delivers Software for the Open Enterprise. With more than 50,000
	customers in 43 countries, Novell helps customers manage, simplify, secure
	and integrate their technology environments by leveraging best-of-breed, open
	standards-based software. With more than 20 years of experience, 4,700 employees,
	5,000 partners and support centers around the world, Novell helps customers
	gain control over their IT operating environments while reducing costs. More
	information about Novell can be found at http://www.novell.com.</p>
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	<div class="abstract" name="k2" id="k2">
	<div class="header">
	<p class="title">Google Summer of Code</p>
	<p class="by">Zaheda Bhorat</p>
	</div>

	<div class="content">
	<p>Zaheda Bhorat, Open Source Program Manager at Google, will explain the
	importance of the Google 's Summer of code and why you should join.</p>
	</div>

	<p><a href="tuesday.html">Back</a></p>
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	<div class="header">
	<p class="title">OpenDocument, Open Revolution</p>
	<p class="by">E. Gutentag & Bob Sutor & Nathaniel Borenstein & Charles-H.Schulz</p>
	</div>

	<div class="content">
	<p>A one hour panel discussion on the merits of OpenDocument Format.</p>
	</div>

	<div class="bio">
	<p><strong>Eduardo Gutentag</strong> has been involved in the SGML/XML
	world for over 10 years, and has participated in many SGML/XML related
	activities at W3C and OASIS (even when it was still called SGML Open),
	as well as at ebXML. He is currently a Senior Staff Engineer at the Web
	Technology and Standards organization of Sun Microsystems. He is Sun's
	W3C AC representative, and an elected member of the OASIS Technical
	Advisory Board. In the UBL group, he participates in the Naming and
	Design Rules subcommittee, and is the editor and chair of the Context
	Methodology subcommittee.</p>

	<p><strong>Bob Sutor</strong>, Vice President Standards & Open Source,
	IBM Corporation, Executive responsible for driving and executing the
	cross-company business and technical strategy for open standards and open
	source as they relate to software, hardware, services, vertical industries,
	and emerging markets. In particular, helps move IBM from its traditional
	technical and intellectual property approach to one where business exploitation
	of standards and open source for greater customer value is paramount, especially
	in vertical industries and emerging markets. Chairman of the IBM internal
	Corporate Standards Advisory Committee and the Open Source Steering Committee.
	Works with partners, customers, government leaders and government agencies
	around the world to understand and adopt modern, business-savvy open strategies
	and policies. Leads the IBM team accelerating the adoption of the OASIS and ISO
	OpenDocument Format standard. Senior IBM spokesperson and evangelist for
	standards and open source, and a widely quoted and read global expert on
	these areas and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
	Cofounder of the OpenDocument Format Alliance.</p>

	<p><strong>Dr. Nathaniel S. Borenstein</strong> is a Distinguished Engineer
	with IBM Lotus Division, working on Internet standards and strategy and
	overseeing the Lotus research program. He is also the President of Computer
	Professionals for Social Responsibility, and a part time research faculty
	member at the School of Information of the University of Michigan.
	He has been an Internet user, developer, standardizer, entrepreneur, and
	social activist since 1980.
	His credits include the MIME standard, the Andrew Mail System, the metamail
	software, the Safe-Tcl programming language, "Programming as if People Mattered"
	and two other books, three patents, the startups First Virtual Holdings and
	NetPOS.com, and the "One Planet, One Net" manifesto.</p>

	<p><strong>Charles-H.Schulz</strong> is the Lead of the Native-Language
	Confederation of OpenOffice.org, and a partner of the Ars Aperta Consulting
	Group. A member of both OASIS' ODF Adoption and Technical Committees, he will
	be chairing the panel discussion and also representing OpenOffice.org.</p>
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