What a great AMOOCON 2010!

I'd like to say thank you to all speakers and attendees. It has been the best AMOOCON ever. The videos will be published in the next couple of weeks. This can take up to two month because of the time it takes to cut them.

	Tag 1 (Freitag) Raum: Ostseesaal 1
11:00 13:55	Anfänger on Rails by Edward Price (AT&T Interactive) In this 3 hour seminar I would like to cover the essentials that will give everyone in the room, the tools, information and knowledge needed to get started will taking a "Startup Concept" and building a "Rapid Prototype" All details about this talk. PDF
14:00 14:25	Intelligent Workload Management by Milisav Radmanic (SUSE Linux Products GmbH, Novell) Design your software to meet Flexibility & Control in order to survive in the cloud All details about this talk. PDF
14:30 14:55	Beyond the DialTone by Nir Simionovich (Greenfield Technologies Ltd) VoIP PBX and Phones keep getting better and better, the user experience doesn't - we need to do better All details about this talk.
15:00 15:25	ICE: the ultimate way of beating NAT in SIP by Saúl Ibarra Corretgé (AG Projects) Overview and live demo of how ICE works and what needed to be done to make it work in current scenarios. All details about this talk. PDF
15:30 15:55	Trunk Groups are Not Luggage Collections by Michael Iedema (Askozia / IKT) Making telephony understandable to the normal user. Lessons learned in the Askozia®PBX project. All details about this talk. PDF
16:00 16:25	Concurrent Programming with Erlang by Tino Breddin (Erlang Solutions Ltd) Erlang enables software developers to leverage modern hardware easily and build scalable applications. All details about this talk. PDF
16:30 16:55	Flattening the Cellular Core Network by David Burgess (Range Networks, Inc.) OpenBTS simplifies GSM by replacing the conventional core network with commodity VoIP services. All details about this talk. PDF
17:00 17:25	Why you should be using a DVCS by Lenz Grimmer (Sun Microsystems) This talk will give an introduction into distributed version control, its benefits, how it differs from centralized systems and what role a DVCS plays in empowering your developers and community. All details about this talk. PDF
17:30 17:55	Using Git and GitHub by Scott Chacon (GitHub) An introduction to Git and GitHub for your source code wrangling needs All details about this talk.
18:00 18:25	VoIP Gets Social by Randy Resnick (VoIP Users Conference) We spend our careers setting up communication equipment, now we need to learn to communicate All details about this talk.
18:30 18:55	Mobile phones and the Web. by Jon von Tetzchner (Opera Software) A discussion session. About mobile phone and the Web. Web standards. The lot. How did mobile phones changed the game? All details about this talk.

	Tag 2 (Samstag) Raum: Ostseesaal 1
09:00 09:55	Asterisk 1.8: The Next Major Release by Kevin Fleming (Digium, Inc.) Asterisk 1.8 is on track to be released in 2010, and will contain substantial new functionality. All details about this talk. PDF
10:00 10:25	A Look into a MySQL DBA's Toolchest by Lenz Grimmer (Sun Microsystems) An introduction and overview to the most popular tools and tool collections that make MySQL administration tasks a breeze. All details about this talk. PDF
10:30 10:55	The SIP Router Project - Asynchronous SIP Routing by Daniel-Constantin Mierla (Asipto) An overview of latest features in SIP Router Project along with asynchronous processing capabilities All details about this talk. PDF
11:00 11:25	It's not all just talking - convergence for real. by Jakub Klausa (SS7 Technologies) In the past it was all about voice calls. Not it's about everything else. Both TDM and IP ways of doing things (and making them work together) will be covered. All details about this talk. PDF
11:30 11:55	OpenOffice.org - Programm & Community im Überblick by Florian Effenberger (OpenOffice.org) Gibt einen Einblick, wie die Community hinter der freien Office-Suite organisiert ist. All details about this talk. PDF
12:00 12:25	Blink, A fully featured easy to use SIP client by Adrian Georgescu (AG Projects) Based on the solid foundation provided by SIP SIMPLE client SDK, Blink is the first SIP client that delivers SIP applications beyond VoIP. All details about this talk.
12:30 12:55	Saving Big on a VoIP deployment by Jim Van Meggelen (Core Telecom Innovations Inc.) The art of using existing Category 3 network cabling to save a ton of money on a VoIP rollout. All details about this talk.
13:00 13:25	PC Telephony: Where we came from and where we are going by David Mandelstam (Sangoma Technologies Inc. ) Telephony in the PC: Where we came from and where we are going. A history lesson about the last couple of years. All details about this talk.
13:30 13:55	Introducing CouchDB by Jan Lehnardt (Couchio) A high-level introduction to CouchDB, the NoSQL Document Database. This talk introduces CouchDB: The high-level concepts, coolest features, pros, and cons, and everything else you need to know to decide for yourself if it is worth a look. All details about this talk.
14:00 14:25	Xen 4.0 by Ralf Spenneberg (OpenSource Training Ralf Spenneberg) Xen 4.0 bietet stellt einen Meilenstein in der Entwicklung der OpenSource Virtualisierung dar. All details about this talk.
14:30 14:55	Do-it-yourself Gorilla Trekking by Scott Chacon (GitHub) Sure you could vacation at the beach, but why do that when you could play with gorillas? All details about this talk.
15:00 15:55	OpenVPN by Felix Kronlage (bytemine GmbH) Einführung in OpenVPN - Die Open-Source SSL VPN Lösung im Unternehmenseinsatz zur Absicherung der Kommunikation All details about this talk. PDF
16:30 16:55	Mechanical Turk on Rails by Renzo Borgatti (Freelance) The Amazon Mechanical Turk offers human power as a service that can be automated with Rails. All details about this talk. PDF
17:00 17:25	Your Cell Phone or the Internet? – Choose One. by Tim Panton (Westhawk Ltd) Spectrum clashes on Niue meant we had to choose between Internet access, or working cell phones. Many companies also force their users choose between contacting them via the web or phone. We show how to avoid this unwelcome choice. All details about this talk.
17:30 17:55	The cow vs. the fungus by Milisav Radmanic (SUSE Linux Products GmbH, Novell) Open Source based software development requires different models of project controlling All details about this talk. PDF
18:00 18:25	Do your SIP routing in Lua! by Daniel-Constantin Mierla (Kamailio) Use Lua to build a flexible routing logic in your Kamailio, blending the power of fast and solid SIP Server with hundreds of Lua extensions All details about this talk. PDF
18:30 18:55	Linux4Afrika by Hans-Peter Merkel (Ing. Büro) Das Projekt stattet afrikanische Schulen mit Terminalserverlösungen aus All details about this talk.

	Tag 3 (Sonntag) Raum: Ostseesaal 1
09:00 09:25	The HumBug Project by Nir Simionovich (Greenfield Technologies Ltd) The HumBug projects is a community based project, providing call analytics and fraud detection capabilities. The talk is an introduction to the HumBug project outline, availability and API. All details about this talk.
09:30 10:25	Tropo - An open-source cloud communications platform by Jason Goecke (Voxeo Labs) Developing multi-channel real-time communications apps from the cloud or on your own open-source instance. All details about this talk. PDF
10:30 10:55	OpenVoice by zhao lu A Rails-based Telephony Service of My Own, or your own. OpenVoice is all about multi-modal communication. Thanks to Rails and Tropo, it gives web developers the ability to spin up their own instances telephony service All details about this talk. PDF
11:00 11:25	Der Ghostnet Trojaner by Hans-Peter Merkel (Ing. Büro) Wie der Ghostnet Trojaner das Dalai Lama Netzwerk und später Regierungscomputer infiziert und später überwacht hat All details about this talk.
11:30 11:55	Manchmal muss es etwas mehr sein – DSP basierte Telefonie-HW by Arndt Meyer (Dialogic) Einige Projektanforderungen benötigen Hardware basierte Lösungen, da z.B. 256ms sparse EC, T.38 Fax, Q-SIG, SS7, niederer Stromverbrauch, hochohmiges Abhören nicht von den gängigen Telefonie-Karten im vollen Umfang unterstützt werden. All details about this talk.
12:00 12:25	PostgreSQL - jetzt in 9.0! by Michael Renner (Michael Renner) Ein Kurzüberblick über neue Features, Verbesserungen und sonstige Änderungen in PostgreSQL 9.0 All details about this talk. PDF
12:30 12:55	Replacing the PSTN - why wait? by Jim Van Meggelen (Core Telecom Innovations Inc.) Most of the technology required to replace the PSTN already exists, so what's holding things up? All details about this talk.
13:30 13:55	Choose your Language Wisely. That means Ruby on Rails. by Edward Price (AT&T Interactive) I will give a short presentation on my trials and experiences moving from a Java/Struts developer to a PHP/Cake developer to a Ruby on Rails developer, where I hope to stay for a long time. All details about this talk. PDF
14:00 14:25	OpenSIPS 2.0 - a programmable framework for SIP by Bogdan Iancu (Voice System ) Scaling and Controlling - How OpenSIPS v2.0 will help to build programmable services (using your favourite language) and to cluster large SIP infrastructures. All details about this talk. PDF
14:30 14:55	Gemeinschaft 3.0 by Stefan Wintermeyer (AMOOMA GmbH) Vorstellung der Gemeinschaftsversion 3.0 und Besprechung der Features (z.B. Asterisk 1.6 und Hylafax 6).. All details about this talk. PDF
15:00 15:25	Gemeinschaft Appliance and more by Sascha Daniels (Wave Computersysteme GmbH) Die Gemeinschaft Appliance ist eine "Rundum sorglos Lösung" für Homeoffice, Praxen, Unternehme oder sogar Callcenter. Sie ist mit OpenThinclient zur Komplettlösung für Unternehmen erweiterbar. All details about this talk.
15:30 15:55	TK-System Gemeinschaft erweitert by Frank Ochmann (LocaNet oHG) Einsatz als Hotellösung, Client für Apple iPhones, CallCenter Control Panel All details about this talk. PDF