The document summarizes the Open World Forum 2011, which will bring together decision-makers, developers, and users from around the world to discuss open technological, business, and social initiatives and shape the digital future. The 3-day event will include discussions on topics like internet, open data, open source, and innovation. It will feature summits, think tanks, coding events, demonstrations of new technologies, and opportunities for networking. The goal is for the Open World Forum to become the leading global conference to explore open source and digital transformation.

1. DRAFTOpen World Forum 2011Internet in the Future The first Global Open Source Forum in EuropeThink, code & experimentThe #1 Free/Open Source Summit for decision-makersfor developers, to meet, exchange and learnfor the public, to discover and playwith innovation and Open Source22-23-24 of SeptemberOpen World Forum 2011 / Présentation

2. DRAFTOpen Everything:InternetSmart nodeschangeOpen dataEcosystemsdisruptionfree softwareInnovationOpen CloudForwardInternet of thingsOpen Sourcethe first global Open Source ForumExtended EnterpriseDigital transformation … and be ready for itOpen World Forum 2011 / Présentation

3. DRAFTA universal forumBe the leading global forum bringing together decisions-makers, developers and users from all over the world to cross-fertilize Open technological, business and societal initiatives to shape the digital futureOpen World Forum 2011 / Présentation

4. DRAFTThe global forumOpen World Forum 2011 / Présentation

5. DRAFTThe Open World Forum: The first Global Open Source Forum2011GROWTHInternet in the Future The internationalprospective and networking eventto build open digital society and economy.1700+ participants 2010INFLUENCEOpen is the Future 50 countries

6. 40 conferences

7. 160 speakers

8. 1400 participants

9. Most Open Source decision-makersworldwide2009BINDINGOpen Source, at the Heart of the Digital Recovery 30 countries

10. 34 conferences

11. 140 speakers

12. 1200 participants

13. Most Open Source decision-makersworldwide2008FOUNDATIONOpen Source, Innovation and Competitiveness 20 countries

14. 17 conferences

15. 160 speakers