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ne Learning, Open Hardware, Open Source Software, Open Design, Open Data in Singapore Home Tickets Schedule Overview Tracks Schedule (Complete) Keynotes and Featured Day 1, Event Opening Day 2, Fri, March 23 Day 3, Sat, March 24 Day 4, Sun, March 25 Speakers Codeheat Award Cloud Training Day Young Developer Day UNESCO Hackathon Social Events OpenTechNights Exhibition Exhibition Schedule Booth Layout Exhibitors List Free Hall Passes Exhibitors Manual Sponsors Press Blog FOSSASIA Events FOSSASIA Labs UNESCO Hackathon FOSSASIA Summit 2019 FOSSASIA Summit 2017 FOSSASIA Summit 2016 FOSSASIA Summit 2015 FOSSASIA Summit 2014 FOSSASIA Summit 2012 FOSSASIA Summit 2011 FOSSASIA Summit 2010 Code of Conduct Home Schedule Topics Press Blog FOSSASIA’17 Subscribe © Copyright 2009-2018 Creative Commons By License, FOSSASIA FOSSASIA Open Tech Summit Thursday March 22 - Sunday March 25, 2018 at Lifelong Learning Institute in Singapore Personal Voice Assistants, Blockchain, Cloud and AI for the Open Conversational Web at Asia’s Premier Developer Event Tickets Schedule Get your Ticket now! Choose from different options for business, community, academics and the young developer day pass for Saturday. A limited number of free exhibition hall passes are available too! Check out the 4 day conference schedule There are 12 tracks about AI, Cloud, Blockchain Science Tech, Web and more. The schedule has 200+ sessions from speakers around the world. Topics and Tracks Personal Voice Assistants and Artificial Intelligence Learn about natural language processing, how to build skills and actions for voice assistants or how to create your own Open Source chatbots in the Artificial Intelligence deep technology track. Join sessions covering Bot Framework, Tensorflow, Dataprep and more. Cloud, Container, DevOps Get better insights in how to deploy apps on the cloud more efficiently and save your company money. Sessions in the Cloud, Container, DevOps track cover Kubernetes, Serverless Architecture, Microservices, Docker Kompose, Omnibus, OpenStack, Virtual Kubelet, and Continuous Integration. Blockchain Meet developers and startups working on the blockchain to create solutions for distributed computing, cloud services and Fintech in the Blockchain track. Cybersecurity Find out how to keep your services secure in the Cybersecurity track. The track has sessions about Encryption with PGP, SELinux, Secrets Management, Backups, QubesOS, Securing Web and Javascript apps. Web & Mobile What technologies will we need for the Conversational Web? How will existing technologies change and what else is happening in tech for web and mobile platforms? A wide variety of topics are covered in the Web and Mobile track with talks and workshops about JS frameworks, PWA, Android, Web VR and AR. Hardware, Science, Design and Local Production The FOSSASIA Open Tech Summit covers topics from software to hardware and knowledge. These are the ingredients for local production. We have a dedicated track on Open Design, IoT, Hardware, Imaging . Open Data, Internet Society, Community More and more governments, companies and citizens share data for the benefit of the society. What are the use cases for Open data? What possibilities do we have for a truly free society in the times of tracking devices and supervision technologies, how to keep communities engaged in Free and Open Source development? These are some of the questions in the Open Data, Internet Society, and Community track. Database Meet developers of PostgreSQL, MySQL, Apache Spark, MariaDB and NoSQL projects and learn how to save your company money with Open Source database solutions in the Database track. Specific topics include Scaling TB of data, Real-time data masking, Replication Features, Performance Schema, BigQuery, and Immutable Key-Value Stores. Kernel & Platform The Kernel & Platform track covers topics from the Linux Kernel to BSD and desktop systems such as Meilix or applications like VLC. Learn about BSD network servers, Hacking with x86 Windows Tablets, Asynchronous integration of GPU computing with HPX many task processing, Unikernelized Linux, Open Build Service in Debian, and Learn C from the trenches. Science Tech and Education Science needs to be open and verifiable. As more and more tools are available to a larger part of the population the chance to become a scientist or simply to participate in citizen science increases. What tools exist? What hardware is available? How to do science hands-on with Open Source software and hardware? The Science Tech and Education track covers it. Open Event Solutions Open Event Conf covers topics to run your event entirely with Free/Open Source. FOSSASIA develops its own solutions hosted at Eventyay.com . What is the status and what are the next steps to make it end consumer ready? How can contributors join the development and what are the opportunities? UNESCO Open Science and Open Data Hackathon In the UNESCO Hackathon developers, designers, tech contributors, bloggers, and journalists join in to develop Open Data apps and games for sustainable development. Featured Speakers Vlado Koljibabic Head of CASE IT at Daimler AG Vlado leads IT for the new CASE business unit. He delivers digital channels for CASE and runs major projects in the manner of services for e-mobility and customer centricity. CASE stands for Connected, Autonomous, Shared, Electric.. Kaz Sato Developer Advocate at Google Kaz is Staff Developer Advocate at Google Cloud focusing on Machine Learning and Data Analytics products, such as TensorFlow, Cloud ML and BigQuery. He is supporting developer communities for Google Cloud for over 8 years and is also interested in hardware and IoT. Chris Aniszczyk Cloud Native Computing Foundation Chris is currently a VP at the Linux Foundation focused on developer relations and running the Open Container Initiative (OCI) / Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Furthermore, he’s a partner at Capital Factory where he focuses on mentoring, advising and investing in open source and infrastructure focused startups. Michael Christen SUSI.AI Michael is the founder of SUSI AI, loklak and, the creator of the Peer-to-Peer Search engine YaCy. He is a Big Data Engineer consulting for some of the largest corporate players in Germany on search engine technology and digital transformation strategies. He is also the architect of the German Digital Library search portal. Ramji Venkateswaran Global Head of Cloud Ecosystem at J.P. Morgan Ramji an experienced leader in the financial technology industry known for creating teams and culture that focus on pragmatic technical excellence and thought leadership, whilst maintaining obsessive focus on business goals. Douglas Gray Senior Vice President, Engineering at Indeed Doug defines the organizational and development processes for the engineering team as a member of Indeed’s senior leadership team. His areas of expertise include product revitalization, process change and team development. He holds a degree in Computer Science from Stanford University. Liang Moung Head of Digital Technology at Singapore Press Holdings Liang leads a high performing engineering team to develop and support the various websites and mobile applications for SPH’s flagship news brands, including The Straits Times, and Lianhe Zaobao. She holds a degree in Computer Science from Stanford. Dr Graham Williams Data Science Director at Microsoft Graham is as a practitioner and researcher in areas of health, banking, insurance, finance, taxation, immigration, and many more. He has lead projects in data mining since the 1980’s. He was previously a Lead Data Scientist with the Australian Government. Bunnie Huang Chibitronics PTE LTD Bunnie is best known for his work hacking the Microsoft Xbox, as well as for his efforts in designing and manufacturing open source hardware, including the chumby (app-playing alarm clock), chibitronics (teaching electronics through arts and crafts), and Novena (DIY...