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| Openflow Symposium 2011 | October 26, 2011 |
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When: Past Where: Silicon Valley |
Topics of Discussion
- OpenFlow vision
- How will you bring products to market.
- Will this threaten existing lines of business
- Will ONF be successful against Soft Switches ? Or OpenStack ?
- What is the moentisation process ?
- Are there changes to the silicon ?
- Will the industry change, welcome new entrants.
OpenFlow has made a big splash after some high profile funding announcements. As we move into the next phase of product development and even early delivery, it’s important to engage with a wider commercial audience to share the vision and capabilities of this new technology.
Packet Pushers and Tech Field Day have joined together to offer a day on OpenFlow in a panel discussion format.
Also see OpenFlow Symposium – Applied OpenFlow – San Jose, October 25, 2011 at the Packet Pushers site
The event will be held in San Jose immediately preceding Networking Field Day 2. It will be streamed live from the Tech Field Day site and will include many of the Field Day delegates. Packet Pushers will be providing hosts and will publish recordings of the panel discussions as well. We will also offer free tickets for seating if you would like to attend in person!
Watch the OpenFlow Symposium EventBrite site for in-person ticket availability!
Panelists
| Guido Appenzeller Kyle Forster |
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| Curt Beckmann |  |
| David Meyer |  |
| Ed Crabbe |  |
| David Ward |  |
| Don Clark Samrat Ganguily |
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| Igor Gashinksy |  |
About the Organizers
Tech Field Day is a regular event that brings together vendors and independent thought leaders to share information and opinions in a presentation and discussion format. Independent bloggers, freelance writers, and podcasters have a public presence that has immense influence on the ways that products and companies are perceived and by the general public.
Packet Pushers is a podcast and website focussed on data networking. The weekly podcast reaches a highly technical audience of 3500 network engineers and architects.
Event Sponsors
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Moderators and Speakers
In addition to the sponsors listed above, we are pleased to have independent influencers moderating and participating in panels. The event also features a keynote speech as noted above!
Order of the Day
Most presentations are streamed live on this page, at TechFieldDay.com, and at some delegate and presenter web sites. After the event, the following pages contain video recordings of these presentations.
| 09:45-10:00 | Stephen Foskett and Greg Ferro Introduce the OpenFlow Symposium |
| Featuring: Greg Ferro, Stephen Foskett | |
| 10:00-10:15 | Igor Gashinksy of Yahoo! |
| Featuring: Igor Gashinksy | |
Download the Yahoo Warehouse SDN PDF |
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| 10:15-10:30 | Ed Crabbe of Google Presents The Long Road to SDN |
| Featuring: Ed Crabbe | |
Download The Long Road to SDN PDF |
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| 10:30-10:45 | Kyle Forster of Big Switch Networks on the BSN Concept |
| Featuring: Kyle Forster | |
Download the BSN Concept Presentation PDF |
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| 10:45-11:00 | Curt Beckmann presents Brocade Applied OpenFlow |
| Featuring: Curt Beckmann | |
| 11:00-11:15 | David Meyer of Cisco |
| Featuring: David Meyer | |
| 11:15-11:30 | Don Clark of NEC |
| Featuring: Don Clark | |
| 11:30-11:45 | David Ward of Juniper |
| Featuring: David Ward | |
Download the Juniper DWard Presentation PDF |
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| 11:45-12:30 | OpenFlow Symposium Morning Questions |
| Featuring: Greg Ferro, Ivan Pepelnjak | |
| 14:00-16:00 | Ivan Pepelnjak’s Technical Q&A from OpenFlow Symposium |
| Featuring: Ivan Pepelnjak | |
Event Staff
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More Information
If you would like to sponsor these events, please contact Stephen Foskett, Gestalt IT Community Organizer, at [email protected] or call +1(508)451-9532.
Join Us!
Tickets for live attendance are available as indicated above, and the entire event is live streamed over the Internet.
This is a Past Networking in Silicon Valley