Dries Buytaert Speaking at Gilbane San Francisco
Acquia's global conference tour continues on next week. Yesterday, Jeff participated yesterday in what was described by Kathleen Reidy at The 451 Group as a star-studded open source panel at Enterprise 2.0.
Next week, its Dries' turn in the spotlight, as he will be participating in an open source panel on "Social Technologies for Ad Hoc Information Sharing" at the Gilbane San Francisco 2008 conference. Also on the panel will be John Newton, co-founder and CTO of Alfresco, and Michael Wechner, president of Wyona. The Gilbane event is June 18-20th at the Westin Hotel, San Francisco. Dries' panel is scheduled for Thursday at 2pm.
Like most events these days, there's a free exhibit hall pass, as well as a few other price levels. Hope to see you there.
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Dries Buytaert is very
Dries Buytaert is very intelligent. I went to Gilbane San Francisco, and it was great listening to the the creator of Drupal speaking.
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