Plone Symposium East 2011 Keynote: Plone, A Solution not a Product
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Abstract: Looking at the market for content management systems, there are a whole slew of products out there, both proprietary and Open Source. Typically people choose a product from a vendor and then have to find a implementation company to implement it for them. With Plone the implementation company *is* the vendor. But unlike proprietary single-vendor solutions, Plone has hundreds of companies and individuals worldwide that can help you implement Plone. Sometimes we take for granted just what an amazing community we have and its diversity both geographically and in different industries. In this keynote I am going to look at Plone and its use around the world and the community that makes it so special
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Plone Symposium East 2011 Keynote: Plone, A Solution not a Product
- 1. Plone: A Solution not a Product Matt Hamilton Vice President, Plone Foundation Plone Symposium East 2011, Penn State
- 2. Wait?! I thought Plone WAS a product?
- 4. Plone is a Product, Not a Solution! -- Paul Everitt
- 5. Plone: A Solution not a Product Matt Hamilton Vice President, Plone Foundation Plone Symposium East 2011, Penn State
- 6. Software Relationships Vendor Implementation Partner Client
- 7. Software Relationships Vendor Implementation Partner Client
- 9. “We can not accommodate your request to attend”
- 11. Software Relationships Vendor Implementation Partner Client
- 12. Software Relationships Vendor Implementation Partner Client
- 13. Software Relationships Vendor Implementation Partner Client
- 14. We are Worldwide
- 15. We are Worldwide
- 20. PloneEdu
- 21. Types of Integration Partner • Management consultancies • System integrators • Boutiques • Vendor PSO • In-house IT organization Janus Boye: http://www.realstorygroup.com/Feature/126-Professional-Services
- 22. Types of Integration Partner • Management consultancies • System integrators • Boutiques • Vendor PSO • In-house IT organization Janus Boye: http://www.realstorygroup.com/Feature/126-Professional-Services
- 23. Types of Integration Partner • Management consultancies • System integrators • Boutiques • Vendor PSO • In-house IT organization Janus Boye: http://www.realstorygroup.com/Feature/126-Professional-Services
- 27. Plone in Government Worldwide • Brazilian Government • Federal Bureau of Investigation • U.S. Department of Energy • European Environment Agency • City of Bern, Switzerland • National Library of Congress of Chile • United Nations • The Companies Office, New Zealand • The Department of Science and Technology, South Africa • Nordic Council
- 28. Ley Chile
- 29. Ley Chile
- 30. Core Development Plone Foundation Documentation Trademarks / Add-On Licensing Development plone.org Sprints Conferences Branding, & Symposia Marketing
- 32. Thanks! Matt Hamilton matth@netsight.co.uk
Editor's Notes
- Honoured to be here... invited by Eric Steele\nRemind us not to take what we have for granted\nHands up: How many people this first Plone event?\n
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- Hands up who knows this guy?\n
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- Why is this important?\nStart with looking at traditional software model\n
- Alfresco story\n“We can not accommodate your request to attend”\n
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- Alfresco story\n
- Alfresco story\n
- Alfresco story\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Symposiums, Conferences, Sprints etc.\nMichael Wunderlich: 2 hour flight Adelaide to Sidney, 7 hour flight to Taipei, 2 hour flight to Osaka, 12 hour flight to New York, 4.5 hour chinese bus to Penn State\n
- Calvin at PloneConf2010\n
- André Nogueira presenting WPD in Sao Paulo\nWorld Plone Day, local events worldwide\n
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- Online Information expo story\n
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- Most Plone companies are boutiques and in-house\nSee if my observations stack up... hands up...\n
- Most Plone companies are boutiques and in-house\nSee if my observations stack up... hands up...\n
- Most Plone companies are boutiques and in-house\nSee if my observations stack up... hands up...\n
- What do the analysts think?\nView from outside\n
- Integration... salesforce, OpenERP, etc\nWhat happens when all CMSs are Open Source?\nJust think about that...\n
- Michael Walsh\nCommunity\nSecurity\n
- This was just *one* report\n
- Online Information\nChristian Sifaqui\nIntegration\n\n
- Compare laws\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Bringing it back... Steve McMahon and I, Budapest\nDon’t take for granted what we have... community, foundation, framework teams, etc\n\n
- Slovenia, Australia, US\nStory about rotary club talk “Archipelagos to Mountaintops” \nSponsor the Plone Foundation\n
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