Waves of Change, Rivers of Freedom

Open source. Web services. Online activism. Java everywhere. Is there a connection between these things? Simon Phipps thinks there is. This wide-roving talk will consider the effects of society's massive connectedness, the realities of open source development and other 'rivers of freedom', the place of service oriented architectures, and perhaps more. Expect humour, energy and perhaps a little controversy!

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Simon Phipps
Sun Microsystems
simon.phipps@sun.com
Simon Phipps is the Chief Technology Evangelist at Sun Microsystems, responsible for expounding and explaining the 'big picture' of connected computing solutions. In particular, his industry experience gives him unique insight into how open technologies like Java, XML and TCP/IP build together with newer ideas like wireless and internet services to form the foundation for connected computing in the 21st century. He has explained these ideas extensively at international events such as JavaOne, Seybold, Software Development, O'Reilly conferences, XML World and many more.

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