Teiid community presence at Red Hat Summit?

[markaddleman]

I see that the Red Had Summit is in my neighborhood this year:  San Francisco.  Are any of the Teiid community planning on coming to the conference?  I'd love to join a beer unsession with any of the community.

[rareddy]

Unfortunately none of our talks got accepted, but it there are couple of data virtualization and lot of other interesting talks so it should be good.

Ramesh..

[tejones]

I'll be there Mark. A beer sounds good.

Are you attending Summit? I have a joint session where I will talk about Data Virtualization and SAP.

Ted

[markaddleman]

Ramesh - That's too bad.  We'll toast to you!

[markaddleman]

Hi Ted -  It may be a little too early to know, but if you know which evening works for you, let me know.  My schedule is pretty open so any late afternoon/evening would work.

[rareddy]

Mark,

If you are interested in presenting/co-presenting at Redhat Summit next year let us know. Typically Redhat likes to showcase customer usecases at this conferences, may be we can submit a talk on how DV solved data integration issues at your organization.

Thanks.

Ramesh..

[tejones]

Sounds good Mark. I'll PM you.

[markaddleman]

That's a great idea and I've begun the conversation internally to get everyone on-board.  Do you have a link that describes the submission process?

[rareddy]

Will post a link next time submissions period is open for Redhat summit 2015. Generally you select a relevant subject with usecase that shows how you solved your enterprise issue, and possible ways others can use it. You submit  synopsis to Redhat. Then they either approve or deny the requests once all the submissions are in place. If approved, they will notify you, and take you through further steps. I believe they give one free pass for the event to the speaker.

Ramesh..