SFD Phnom Penh
Happening on November 1st, 2014 from 1:30 to 5:30pm (time uncomfirmed) at the National Institute of Posts, Telecoms and ICT (NIPTICT). Organization website is http://www.niptict.edu.kh
Agenda
Proposed booths
- reception for registration
- 3D printer
- GNU/Linux
- Mozilla projects
- other free and open source projects
Confirmed speakers
- Opening speech: Dr. Sopheap Seng, President of NIPTICT
- Why Freedom Matters: Frederic Muller, President of Digital Freedom Foundation
- Jeff Laflamme - free software@ecommerce
- Arky will talk about Firefox OS (try to be telecom oriented)
- Moodle by NIPTICT
- CentOS by NIPTICT
- Richard will talk about wordpress (web design free software)
- Jack (Colab) will talk about open hardware e.g. 3D printer / software
- Darren Jensen (TBC topic)
- Tom will talk about how to migrate to use free software with their computers
Speakers info
Leap Sok,
- Org: Open Source Cambodia, Tittle: Collaborators
- Topic: Rebuild servers with GNU/Linux
- Abstract: Rebuild servers with Ansible, a GNU software platform for configuring and managing computers. For everyone familiar with having to rebuild servers from scratch in order to begin a new web project, it is not a fun job.
- Bio: Leap combines a Bachelor's degree in Information Services and MBA in Management with 10 years experience in the IT industry. Leap works on many projects in infrastructure for seamless project deliveries, automated server environments, automated testing and constantly improving our Continuous Delivery/Continuous Integration Pipeline.
Beside from his daily work, Leap is a founder of System Experts, Open Source consulting startup and also a lead organizer of Startup Weekend Cambodia.
Proposed topics
- Blender (to be invited by Rithy)
- Drupal (to be invited by Rithy)
- inSTEDD (to be invited by Rithy)
- Mobile app (Steven to be followed up by fred)
- How do they get their computers migrated to use free software in general
Organized by
A lose team of passionate people are working to make SFD happen in Phnom Penh this year. This is the current list:
- Rapid Sun from NIPTICT
Rithy Thul from SmallWorld
- Tom from OS Cambodia
- Arky from Mozilla
- Pockey Lam from DFF/PPLUG
- Frederic Muller from DFF/PPLUG