Call for Presentations open for ApacheCon NA and EU 2019!

[Woonsan Ko <wo...@apache.org>]

Hi Graph processing devs!

The Call for Presentations are now open in both events this year:
- ApacheCon NA (in Las Vegas): https://apachecon.com/acna19/cfp.html
- ApacheCon EU (in Berlin): https://aceu19.apachecon.com/call-presentations
(The second one is being redirected to the first one at the moment.
Perhaps they accept all together or they will change it later...)

In the topics, you will see "Graph processing" topic category! I
believe you guys and some others in TinkerPop project will be best
suited for the topic!

Please have an interest in both events, and submit your presentations!
;-) It is a great chance to visit Las Vegas and enjoy Oktoberfest in
Berlin!

By the way, I personally think it would be great if the presentations
show how easy, how useful and how beneficial it is to apply your
technologies in real projects. Most people want to hear about some
good stuffs they can try now in their projects, from confident
'sellers' (in other words, don't need to talk about any doubts out
there in the short time before they ask, but just say it is the best
choice with certainty from your experience, like you explain it to
your internal colleagues, which is my $0.02). ;-)

Anyway, I hope you guys rock in this autumn!

Cheers,

Woonsan

Re: Call for Presentations open for ApacheCon NA and EU 2019!

[Jason Plurad <pl...@gmail.com>]

Of particular interest to S2Graph, there will be a Graph Processing track:
"Topics on connected data, graph processing, and graph computing, including
property graphs and RDF. Apache projects could include TinkerPop, S2Graph,
Giraph, Jena, Rya, Atlas, Spark's GraphX, Flink's Gelly, etc.". We're
striving to put together something similar to the Graph Processing devroom
at FOSDEM which featured 2 TinkerPop-related talks earlier this year.

The graph ecosystem is growing and evolving, including many graph projects
powered by Apache like S2Graph. Share your war stories and expertise to
help attendees learn how best to leverage connected data. What tools have
you used (or built) to stitch data together and gather insights from it?
What problems have you solved by analyzing the relationships in your graph?
How do you incorporate graph with your overall data architecture and
application flows?

Get your talk submissions in by Monday, May 13.
https://www.apachecon.com/acna19/cfp.html

Let me know if you have any questions.


On Wed, Apr 3, 2019 at 1:21 PM Woonsan Ko <wo...@apache.org> wrote:

> Hi Graph processing devs!
>
> The Call for Presentations are now open in both events this year:
> - ApacheCon NA (in Las Vegas): https://apachecon.com/acna19/cfp.html
> - ApacheCon EU (in Berlin):
> https://aceu19.apachecon.com/call-presentations
> (The second one is being redirected to the first one at the moment.
> Perhaps they accept all together or they will change it later...)
>
> In the topics, you will see "Graph processing" topic category! I
> believe you guys and some others in TinkerPop project will be best
> suited for the topic!
>
> Please have an interest in both events, and submit your presentations!
> ;-) It is a great chance to visit Las Vegas and enjoy Oktoberfest in
> Berlin!
>
> By the way, I personally think it would be great if the presentations
> show how easy, how useful and how beneficial it is to apply your
> technologies in real projects. Most people want to hear about some
> good stuffs they can try now in their projects, from confident
> 'sellers' (in other words, don't need to talk about any doubts out
> there in the short time before they ask, but just say it is the best
> choice with certainty from your experience, like you explain it to
> your internal colleagues, which is my $0.02). ;-)
>
> Anyway, I hope you guys rock in this autumn!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Woonsan
>