Este post gira en torno a anteriores entradas que he escrito en este blog, así como en mi blog en inglés. Aconsejo al lector que eche un vistazo a los recursos siguientes, antes de seguir leyendo (no es imprescindible):Mi charla corerspondiente a la actividad desarrollada en Málaga con motivo del 15 aniversario de KDE. Entrada … Continue reading Comunidades de Desarrollo de Software Libre y Universidad: experimento personal.
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KDE, un proyecto global. Cómo seguir nuestra actividad de un modo simple.
KDE publica regularmente un informe donde se resumen las principales actividades llevadas a cabo por su comunidad a lo largo de cada trimestre.Realizamos un importante esfuerzo de coordinación, redacción, maquetación, distribución y difusión para que todos aquellos que contribuyen aportando a nuestro proyecto tiempo y/o recursos conozcan el enorme trabajo y entusiasmo que ponemos en … Continue reading KDE, un proyecto global. Cómo seguir nuestra actividad de un modo simple.
KDE eV Sprint in Berlin
The KDE eV Sprint started yesterday for me, waking up early for preparing all my stuff. I had to unpacked my winter cloth since this autumn has been soft in Malaga and I haven't traveled much lately. My plane to Madrid arrived so late that I had to run to take the one to Berlin, … Continue reading KDE eV Sprint in Berlin
KDE Organizational Network Program structure
The Organizational Network Program is divided into three subprograms:KDE Organizational Network Program Guest: basic levelKDE Organizational Network Program Membership: intermediate levelPatron Forum Depending on the evolution of the network, more levels can be added. Each level with take into consideration the nature of the three basic targets. Each subprogram offer different kind of networking activities … Continue reading KDE Organizational Network Program structure
What is the KDE Program?
Executives find valuable to become part of a common network that allow them to open their organizations to new markets, more opportunities in current markets, new products, services and talent. KDE can offer them such a worldwide network formed by many organizations. In order to do it, KDE build a structured Program based on the … Continue reading What is the KDE Program?
Nos toca seguir peleando. ¡Qué triste!
Ahora que se acercan las elecciones, es tiempo de reflexionar sobre los errores cometidos durante estos años atrás con el fin de cometerlos de nuevo, venga quien venga. Voy a referirme a uno en concreto que, con la perspectiva del tiempo, se muestra como un error tan ridículo que no necesita ni una línea, de … Continue reading Nos toca seguir peleando. ¡Qué triste!
KDE Program: Mission and Goals
The last weeks I've been putting some effort in thinking about how KDE (and any free software community) can build a network of organizations taking in consideration the weaknesses and strengths KDE (or any other FLOSS project) have. I wrote a few posts about previous ideas I thought it should be taken in consideration before … Continue reading KDE Program: Mission and Goals
KDE at the Libre Software World Conference 2011
Libre Software World Conference (LSWC'11) is the most important commercial event related with Free Software in Spain. It is organized by ASOLIF, the National Federation of SME's Free Software Associations. As you might remember, I was its Manager Director just a few weeks ago.Last year it was organized in Málaga, Andalusia, and this year it … Continue reading KDE at the Libre Software World Conference 2011
Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (V)
Related to our topic, the most relevant internal factors /strengths and weaknesses) I can think of are the following:Strengths Passion. Collaboration. Sense of community/identity. Worldwide project. Prominent FLOSS project. Well known brand. Leading technology. Innovative. Well defined product (software). Broad base of skills. Efficient development process. Economically sustainable. Internal communication. Passion: KDE, like other community … Continue reading Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (V)
Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (IV)
After the previous three articles about very basic previous ideas to take in consideration before designing an engagement program for organizations, we need to think about what are going to be the concepts to base our program on.To have a better chance to succeed, we have to build our program on our strengths and not … Continue reading Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (IV)