ENTERPRISE GNU / LINUX IMPLEMENTATION
Hotel ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton, Mumbai
June 12 & 13, 2003
Day One
Thursday, June 12, 2003
09:15: GNU/LINUX -- GENESIS & ITS PRESENT RELEVANCE
* Free Software Paradigm vs. Proprietary Software Paradigm
* Fundamental Difference:
o Is software a goods or a service?
o Copy able and non-copy able resources
* Ethics & Business Model for copy able resources
* Creativity, Hacking & Publishing
* Users' right to repair
* What is the meaning of 'free' in free software?
* The genesis of Free Software: 1984 to today
* The birth of GNU/Linux
* Why is GNU/Linux Relevant?
o Stability
o Security
o Virus Free
o Open Standards
o Economical
o Social Relevance
o Ethics & Economics
o Education
o Owned & Regulated by the community
* Is it legal to sell free software?
o Sell software with the source code
* Free software in India
Dr. Nagarjuna G
Director (Free Software Foundation, India), Academic Member (HBCSE)
10:00: GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES
Dr. S. Ramakrishna, Senior Director, Ministry of IT
11:00: OPEN SOURCE ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE
ARCHITECTURE
* Current trends and landscape of non-proprietary software
* 'Open source', 'free software', 'GNU Public license' - Explained
* Industry trends in adoption of non-proprietary software in large enterprises and organization � benefits and challenges
* Role of open source / non-proprietary software, including Linux, in the enterprise architecture planning in the near and medium-term future.
* Defining Enterprise Architectures involving structured moves towards increasing use of non-proprietary software.
* Strategies for enterprise architecture planning and experiences in adopting Linux and other non-proprietary software in complex settings
* State of the industry in 'enterprise strength non-proprietary software
architectures'
Dr. Gautam Shroff, Head: Enterprise Architecture, TATA Consultancy Services
12:00: ENTERPRISE STRATEGIES AND CHALLENGES FOR LINUX MIGRATION
14.00: Strategies for Deploying Linux on Enterprise Servers
Basant Kerketta, System Analyst The New India Assurance Co. Ltd.
14:45: LINUX IN AN ON-DEMAND ERA
The emerging e-business on demand marketplace is resulting in heightened need for interoperability and standardization within the IT infrastructure that supports it. Linux shines out in this regard, because of it's unique ability to run across hardware platforms, right from embedded devices to the biggest mainframes in the business, as well as its ability to support a broad range of middleware, software and enterprise applications across the board.
In this session the latest trends in Linux, as well as how it can used in various customer scenario's, to meet today's rigorous demands from cutting edge technology will be discussed
Sandeep Menon, Linux Business Manager � ASEAN/SA, IBM India Ltd.
15:45 :Linux Usage in an Online Environment
G.M. Shenoy, Sr. Vice President, NSE.IT
16.30 :Deploying GNU / Linux
Abhijit Dasgupta, VP: IT, Times of India Group
Day Two
Friday, June 13, 2003
09.15: Deploying GNU / Linux in a Multi User / Multi Environment
Dr. G. Sivakumar, Head: Computer Centre, IIT, Mumbai
10.00: Deploying Financial and HR applications on Linux Platform
* The background under which we went in for the HR and Financial applications
* WHat OS oprtions were available to us
* Why we chose Linux over others
* What were the concerns
* How we addressed these concerns
* What was�our experience with Linux implementation� (what were the issues that we faced and how we resoved them)
Neeraj Bhai, CTO, IDBI Bank
11.00 State of the Dolphin
Gerardo Narvaja , MySQL AB
12:00: COST EFFECTIVE SUPER COMPUTING FOR THE
ENTERPRISE
An alternative to traditional supercomputing is a method of linking multiple computers together to form a unified and very powerful system.. Beowulf clusters are specialized supercomputers that are gaining popularity in the technical and enterprise computing market because of their high performance at a relatively low cost
* Evolution of Supercomputing
* Details of Beowulf Clustering and how to select the right cluster for your application
* Designing a linux cluster
* Network Interconnects
* Storage management
* Cluster Management and Monitoring
* Scalabiltiy , Reliability and Availability.
* Area of Applications
* Case studies on price performance gain with clusters
Narayanan Subramaniam, Technical Head
Benz Infotech Consultancy Services
14:00: LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF NON-PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE
* The Alternative Intellectual Property of OSS
* The Legal innovation involved in Open Source Software
* Legal Validity of the GPL: Is the GPL legally enforceable?
* Understanding the differences between the various licensing options available within the Open Souce Movement � the Free Software v. Open Source Debate
* Survey of cases / judicial developments in the area
Lawrance Liang, Legal Researcher, ALF
14.45 Deploying GNU/LINUX in eGovernance
N. C. Nagarjuna Reddy
Officer on Special Duty
IG Registration & Stamps, Govt. Of A. P.
16:00: LINUX ON THE DESKTOP
Breach Candy hospital runs a totally integrated hospital information system that runs on a Linux platform for both backend and front-end operations. Mr. Desai would discuss the implementation strategies and how this has benefited the hospital.
Dilip Desai, Head IT, Breach Candy Hospital
16:20 GNU / Linux Deployment for the Enterprise � Indian Scenario
* Is GNU / Linux Enterprise Ready ?
* Economic viability of Linux implementation for the Enterprise.
* Factors to be considered before deploying Linux in organizations.
* Infrastructure Requirement.
* Migration Challenges - Windows to Linux
* Legal aspects of GNU / Linux Service providers.
* Long term and short-term financial viability.
* Evaluating economic viability of desktop implementation of GNU / Linux
MODERATOR: Prakash Advani, Sr. VP, Netcore Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
* Dilip Desai, Head: IT, Breach Candy Hospital
* Shashank Sathe, CIO, Repro India
Co-Sponsors: Benz Infotech Consultancy Services
Official Publications: Linux For You
More information, contact:
HASHIM POONAWALA
T: +91-22-2828 1301
F: +91-22-2828 1305
E: hashim at marcusevansin.com
Hi,
I have mandrake 9 installed and i can listen to cda and wav format files through xmms (or any other player). But for any mpg encoded audio, i don't get error messages, just no sound. For mpg video, there's no sound. For mp3 audio, only the trackbar proceeds; no sound.
I do have MPG Layer 1/2/3 plugin on my system, so that probably isn't the problem. mpg version is 1.2.7 (If that should help)
Siddhesh.
Hello Luggers,
ENTERPRISE GNU / LINUX IMPLEMENTATION
Hotel ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton, Mumbai
June 12 & 13, 2003
Day One
Thursday, June 12, 2003
More information, contact:
HASHIM POONAWALA
T: +91-22-2828 1301
F: +91-22-2828 1305
E: hashim(a)marcusevansin.com
For Details on the contents of the workshop please check attachment
below.
PN: I personally am just forwarding this mail to help the organisers
out. For any queries please get in touch with the requisite authorities
as mentioned.
Trevor
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Dear Friends:
PUKAR (Partners for Urban Knowledge Action & Research) invites you to
the DOC-SHOP Review -- a series of student presentations followed by
a two-hour panel discussion on archiving and documentation with
ASHISH RAJADHYAKSHA, C.S. LAKSHMI and MADHUSHREE DATTA.
This Review is the concluding event in the PUKAR Monsoon DOC-SHOP, a
five-day workshop for undergraduate students held from 19-23 May 2003
at PUKAR. For more information about the DOC-SHOP, see
http://www.pukar.org.in/doc-shop/index.html.
The panel discussion will feature the following speakers:
ASHISH RAJADHYAKSHA is Senior Fellow of the Centre for the Study of
Culture & Society (CSCS), Bangalore (http://www.cscsban.org), and was
the editor of the Encyclopaedia of Indian Cinema (1999). He is an
active member of the editorial collective of the Journal of Arts and
Ideas, and is a regular contributor to Framework and to Sight &
Sound. He has written the book Ritwik Ghatak: A Return to the Epic
(1983), was Editor, The Sad and Glad of Kishore Kumar (Research
Centre for Cinema Studies, 1988); was Editor, with Amrit Gangar, of
Ghatak : Arguments/Stories (Screen Unit/Research Centre for Cinema
Studies, 1987). He is currently coordinating the CSCS Media Archive
(http://www.cscsban.org/html/media_archive.htm). He was co-curator,
with Geeta Kapur, of the exhibition Bombay/Mumbai 1992-2001, part of
the exhibition Century City: Art and Culture in the Modern
Metropolis, at the Tate Modern, London, 2001.
C.S. LAKSHMI is the Founding Trustee and Director of SPARROW (Sound
and Picture Archives for Research on Women), Mumbai
(http://www.sparrrowonline.org). She writes fiction in Tamil under
the pseudonym Ambai, and her translated stories have been published
in a collection called A Purple Sea (Manas, 1997). She has been a
researcher in women's studies for thirty years, and has authored The
Singer and the Song: Conversations with Women Musicians (Kali for
Women, 2000), the first in a three-volume oral history series called
Seven Seas and Seven Mountains, with detailed interviews with fifty
notable women in the arts in India. She is also the author of The
Face Behind the Mask: Women in Tamil Literature (Stosius/Advent
Books, 1984).
MADHUSHREE DATTA has been making non-fiction and documentary films
since 1993. Her first film was "I Live in Behrampada" (1993), on the
Bombay riots in 1992-1993. She has since made eight films on diverse
themes such as performance and female impersonation in "Sundari: An
Actor Prepares", on visual cultures in "Made in India", on young
girls growing up in "Memories of Fear", on the 12th century bhakti
poet Mahadevi Akka in "Scribbles on Akka", and on sexuality and girl
trafficking in "Ailo Bailo Sailo". She has written extensively on the
politics of facts, and is presently working on a multi-part film on
the mega-metropolis of Mumbai. She is a Founder Member and is the
Executive Director of Majlis, Mumbai, a centre for multicultural
initiatives.
Date:
TUESDAY 27 MAY 2003
Time:
5.00 P.M. to 7.00 P.M. Presentations from the PUKAR Monsoon DOC-SHOP
7.00 P.M. to 9.00 P.M. Panel Discussion on Archiving and Documentation
At:
PUKAR
c/o Aragon Services
4th Floor, Kitab Mahal
Dr Dadabhai Naoroji Road
Mumbai 400001
Kitab Mahal is next to New Excelsior Cinema, and is near VT Station.
Entrance to Kitab Mahal is from the New Book Company on Dadabhai
Naoroji Road.
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PUKAR (Partners for Urban Knowledge Action & Research)
P.O. Box 5627, Dadar, Mumbai 400014, INDIA
E-Mail <mailto:secretariat@pukar.org.in>
Phone +91 (022) 2207 7779, +91 98200 45529, +91 98204 04010
Web Site http://www.pukar.org.in
Ayttm 0.3.1 is out. Well, it is since a few days but i hadn't time to do
the announcement mail.
You can download it as usual on the website:
http://ayttm.sf.net/files.shtml
What's new in this release ?
- Multiple accounts per service are now supported by the core. Modules
need to be updated to allow this, so far this has been done for MSN
and Yahoo.
- We now use pspell library instead of ispell (better integration, less
resources used).
- Everybuddy settings and contact list now have an importer.
- Font is now fully specificable
- You're warned when typing messages when away
- Yahoo! module supports Webcam viewing
- Smiley themer (new module) remembers the last selected theme and is
far more easy to use than the previous system.
- Aycryption (new module) lets you exchange GPG signed and/or encrypted
messages with your contacts (using ayttm or another pgp-enabled client,
maybe Gaim?)
- "Mail notify script" is implemented in MSN
And the usual bugfixes:
- Code cleanups :)
- make dependency tracking fixed (CVS users will be happy to be able to
avoid the 'make clean' ;-))
- Crash handler now works without getoptlong
- MSN connection failing without warning has been fixed
- configure didn't allow to --enable-smtp
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From: Elizabeth Paul <epaul(a)redhat.com>
To: trevor(a)clovertechnologies.com
Subject: Re:
Date: 22 May 2003 12:52:26 +0530
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