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  • Call For proposal next Open World Forum #OWF14

    Open World Forum is back for a wholly new edition ! It will occur this year on October 30th, 31th and November 1st. Last year's edition was a big success, and we are looking forward to another event with even more talks, more workshops, and more social networking. We need you to make this happen! We encourage you to submit a talk if you have a great story to tell on any of the following topics. Presentations purely promoting a product, solution or a company will not be accepted.

    This year's program will show you how to take back control of your digital world, including IT/IS and (personal) data, whether you are a professional or not. Stop losing control and discover how Free and Open Source software may help you be more and more independent, whether technologically, legally or financially.

    Classic and essential subjects as Cloud computing, Data, Internet of Things, Dev, etc. will be treated from a user's needs' point of view. We will also put a strong emphasis on trending topics : Security, Privacy, Trust and Mobility.

    Please submit your proposal for subjects, talks, lectures or participation in panel discussions on one of the following subjects. The topics are grouped into three general categories.

    Thematics If you aren’t sure which Track is the best fit for your submission, just take a best guess and the program committee may change it later. There’s no “wrong” type of submission and we want the conference to be appealing to a large audience. If you think your topic is interesting, there’s a good chance the program committee will too! We will also try to record much more talks than before to be available to a connected audience. Standard presentation duration is 35 minutes, including questions. We have designed this year's edition to maximize the opportunity to meet other attendees, visit the sponsors and get updated on what the community is doing. The program organization is simple. All talks are 35 minutes long, scheduled into a 45-minute time slot. Please note that the conference language will have to be mostly in English with a few part in French.

    Think

    THINK will be held over the course of the first two days, and will outline the major role of Openness (Free and Open-Source Software, Open Data, Open Hardware, Open Design, etc.) in the digital society. It will show you how it can help you manage "Degrees of Freedom", find unsuspected resources, regain trust, security and independence, setup a virtuousVRM (Vendor Relationship Management), etc.

    These reflections could focus on changes resulting from the openness wave:

    • Focus 1 | Openness as a whole system: new Actors and their roles
    • Focus 1 | Openness as a whole system: Collaborations and Relationship between actors
    • Focus 2 | Openness as a value: Societal Aspects in FLO(ss)
    • Focus 2 | Openness as a value: Business Models and their implications in terms of social models
    • Focus 2 | Openness as a value: Impact by sectors (as Embedded Systems, Health, Aerospace, Automotive, etc.)
    • Focus 3 | Openness as a remedies: Security, Privacy and confidence
    • Focus 3 | Openness as a remedies: Cloud & mobility devices
    • Focus 4 | Openness as a generator for new opportunities: Open Hardware, Open Design and so.
    • Focus 4 | Openness as a generator for new opportunities: Open Data, Open government and so.

    Code

    During two days (Friday and Saturday) CODE is there to bring back an engineering and technical excellence after years of sales and marketing domination.

    • Security / SecDev
    • Privacy
    • Mobility OS
    • Cloud Computing
    • Big/Open Data
    • Software Quality
    • DevOps / ALM
    • Internet of Things / Embedded
    • Web
    • Project and community driving
    • Student Demo Cup
    • Video Games

    Experiment

    Experiment is there to share with the general public the interest of Free and Open Source software in their day-to-day life. How it helps them regain their privacy and control their personal data. These two days will present how one may benefit from open content and freely shared knowledge (Open Street Map, Wikipedia, OKFN, Open Food Facts, Framasoft, Etalab… ). It will also exhibit and demonstrate connected objects (aka Internet of Things), 3D printers, drones, etc.

    • KidExperiment
    • OpenData for Citizen (Open Street Map, Wikipedia, Open Food Fact, OKFN...)
    • Day to day Security (+SecOps) and Privacy
    • Open Design / DesignKids
    • DIY & OpenHardware
    • Internet of Things
    • Open Art
    • Education and Code
    • Fablabs
    • Data Driven
    • Video Games

    Guidelines to submit proposals

    Unless stated otherwise in the track description, presentations must be written in English. You will need to prepare the following mandatory information, in English and, whether possible, in French :

    • Your full name, title and organization
    • Contact information
    • A 100-word speaker bio + photo
    • The name of your proposed presentation (keep your title simple and relevant to the topic)
    • A 200-word max. abstract of your presentation
    • The table of contents of your presentation
    • Language of your presentation

    Please submit your proposal through the CFP form, which will be avalaible really soon.

    Your proposal will be submitted to the appropriate track leaders for approval.

     

    Important deadlines :

    • Early-bird submission deadline : June 1st, 2014
    • Submission deadline: June 22th, 2014

    Notification due: July, 2014

    Do not hesitate to contact us if you have special needs, especially for the Experiment part !

    Stay tuned for #OWF14 !

    About the Open World Forum

    The Open World Forum is the first European summit to gather political representatives, decision-makers and experts to debate the technological, economic and social impacts of Free and Open-Source technologies on the market. It also welcomes the general public, with a specific cycle of conferences and demonstrations to make them aware of what is at stake in the digital open world.

    The forum was first held in 2008 and is now organized annually in Paris, France, with more than 200 speakers coming from 24 countries, and a global audience that was 2200-people strong in 2013. The Open World Forum is held in partnership with all the major international communities in Free Software and with the key players in the digital economy. The Open World Forum is back for its seventh edition. It will occur on October 30th, 31th and November 1st, 2014, in the same place, Paris Beffroi (Subway station "Mairie de Montrouge") and will again be organized by Systematic Paris-Region. More than 3,000 attendees are expected for this Edition, with a program reflecting the current digital issues everyone's facing. #OWF14 is an international event.

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