OSGi Users' Forum UK - Meeting 7, 23rd Nov 2010

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Introduction to OSGi Users' Forum UK Meeting 7 - OSGi for Enterprises.

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Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
OSGi Users’ Forum UK
Meeting 7
23rd November, 2010

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
Agenda
18.30 - Welcome, News & Announcements - Mike Francis
18.40 - OSGi for Enterprises - Robert Dunne & Holger Hoffstätte
20.00 - Meeting Close & Retire to the Pub

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
Welcome, News &
Announcements

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
Welcome
Thanks to:
• Robert Dunne - Paremus
• Holger Hoffstätte - Paremus

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
• OSGi Community Event 2010
• Held 29th to 30th September in London
• Slides now available
http://www.osgi.org/CommunityEvent2010/Schedule
News & Announcements

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
News & Announcements
• OSGi Community Wiki
http://wiki.osgi.org/Main/HomePage
• Brainchild of Alex Blewitt....
• Call for Contributors
• Contributor License Agreement at:
http://wiki.osgi.org/SiteLicensing/Contributor

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
• OSGi DevCon 2011
• March 21st to 24th 2011, Santa Clara
• Call For Participation closes 30th Nov, 2010
Just 7 days left to make a submission
• Further information:
http://www.osgi.org/DevCon2011/HomePage
News & Announcements

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
Next Meeting
• Feb or March 2011, London
‣ Exact date TBC
‣ Topics TBC
• Suggestions for future events?
‣ Email to uk-info@osgiusers.org
‣ Propose a talk http://uk.osgiusers.org/Main/ProposePres

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
Thanks
• Skills Matter
‣ Meeting Room & Facilities
‣ Video Recording event
• Paremus
‣ Post Meeting Drinks
Paremus

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
Post Meeting Drinks...
• The Slaughtered Lamb
• 34-35 Great Sutton St, City of London EC1V 0DX

Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010
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OSGi for Enterprises
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OSGi Users' Forum UK - Meeting 7, 23rd Nov 2010

1. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 OSGi Users’ Forum UK Meeting 7 23rd November, 2010

2. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 Agenda 18.30 - Welcome, News & Announcements - Mike Francis 18.40 - OSGi for Enterprises - Robert Dunne & Holger Hoffstätte 20.00 - Meeting Close & Retire to the Pub

3. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 Welcome, News & Announcements

4. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 Welcome Thanks to: • Robert Dunne - Paremus • Holger Hoffstätte - Paremus

5. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 • OSGi Community Event 2010 • Held 29th to 30th September in London • Slides now available http://www.osgi.org/CommunityEvent2010/Schedule News & Announcements

6. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 News & Announcements • OSGi Community Wiki http://wiki.osgi.org/Main/HomePage • Brainchild of Alex Blewitt.... • Call for Contributors • Contributor License Agreement at: http://wiki.osgi.org/SiteLicensing/Contributor

7. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 • OSGi DevCon 2011 • March 21st to 24th 2011, Santa Clara • Call For Participation closes 30th Nov, 2010 Just 7 days left to make a submission • Further information: http://www.osgi.org/DevCon2011/HomePage News & Announcements

8. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 Next Meeting • Feb or March 2011, London ‣ Exact date TBC ‣ Topics TBC • Suggestions for future events? ‣ Email to uk-info@osgiusers.org ‣ Propose a talk http://uk.osgiusers.org/Main/ProposePres

9. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 Thanks • Skills Matter ‣ Meeting Room & Facilities ‣ Video Recording event • Paremus ‣ Post Meeting Drinks Paremus

10. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 Post Meeting Drinks... • The Slaughtered Lamb • 34-35 Great Sutton St, City of London EC1V 0DX

11. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 Questions?

12. Meeting 7OSG Users’ Forum UK Nov 2010 OSGi for Enterprises Robert Dunne & Holger Hoffstätte Paremus

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