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Kupfer, Andreas
Boernd
Short introduction and last minute changes are announced here Andreas Kupfer, Boernd
 Well, then we have like six minutes. Speak faster. Your role will be to push buttons. Well, 2005, there was an idea. On the way back from FOSSTEM, a couple of guys said, well, FOSSTEM is nice, but the buildings are like a little bit old, crappy, and the rooms are overheated. And the other problem with FOSSTEM is it's in the winter. I don't know if you've been there. It's freezing cold in Brussels. So we decided, well, we have this new modern university here we could use. And let's do it in summer so we can do a barbecue afterwards. This is a touchscreen, by the way. Now you know. Don't touch it. But even back then, Frostconn had the features we are used to, like, for example, a conference. And even the three wise men showed up. And a bouncy castle. And over the years, we had a selection of bouncy castles. Then there was a merchandise booth even back then. And you can buy this year's t-shirts, by the way, or add the merchandise booth. There was a social event. And we had a, like, I think five years ago, we had a show and a glowing frog. And there was barbecue. By the way, do you recognize this guy? We all were much younger back then. We had lots of volunteers over the years. One guy even showed up from Ireland. David Dolphin. He now works somewhere in the valley, I believe, Flickr or something, some big startup. Then we had, well, this is a strange thing. Even here around Frostconn, suddenly those little chalk markers appear on the way from the train station to the university. We have no idea how this could happen. Then we had, of course, we always have the essentials, like club mart and coffee. Over the years, we had some clever ideas. The problem is you have, like, long, long rows of people who are waiting for their food. But we have different cues for steaks and sausages. So what do you do? Well, you give everybody at the end of the queue a sign to pass it on, and it works. This year, we tried something new. We hired professionals to do the barbecue. We'll see if it works out. If not, we will switch back to volunteers. Over the years, we have some fails. Let me translate. Hi to the hottest booth of the conference. I really like that you are the hottest, but next time, please add a sharpener for your pencil, because it's not really usable that way. We had some famous speakers over the years. Some of them you might even see again this year, like Enred Hennbaum, Metacall, Ries isn't able to come because he's on vacation, and also Rasmus is giving a presentation tomorrow at 5, I believe. So, of course, we had kittens over the year. Telephones. And yeah, after I think six or seven years, the main organizers decided, well, there's more in life than Frostconn like family and other boring stuff. So, we had a new generation of organizers stepping up, like, it was two or three years ago. I can't remember. Like, around this time, and we grow a little bit. So we are now about 20 people who are organizing these events with the help of lots of volunteers that are now walking all around. You can recognize them by their green shirts. So, yeah. And for this year, we have, of course, further announcements. So, yeah. I didn't mind my microphone. So the hashtag for this year is Frostconn10 since it's the 10th Frostconn. There were some recent changes to our schedule for today on lecture room five, the talk at 11.15 revolutionizing healthcare is replaced by attaching IoT, telemetry, whatever, telemetry, but it's pretty easy. On Sunday, the one, the SEF workshop is cancelled due to illness of the speaker. And also in lecture room five, there is one new talk which is from SAP to QB10, the ERP, which is in German. And another new talk is in lecture room three, contain yourselves. both talks are at quarter before six in the evening. And the next talk which was canceled is in lecture five which was Agil and Tertzaito, which is replaced with what is cloud, as a Vasa cloud also a German talk. These are the recent changes. The bouncing cars of this year is not in the yard. It's in another yard, we have more than once. It's when you come from the engine directly to the right hand side, you will go down to some stairs and then you see on the right hand side our bouncing car and ball pit. So we still have it. It's just not in the intersection of this conference. Also this year we have two new lecture rooms, lecture seven and eight, which are basically around here, which replaced some open space, which has been before. They were built last year I think, and I finished this year. And so we started using them these years. So we can give you more talks in parallel. So we have more decisions to make. So before we finish, I'd like to hand over the microphone to the dean, dean of the department of computer science, Mr. Hayden. You have like minus two minutes. Yes, welcome everybody. I don't want to waste your time with contentless speech. And therefore I just would like to welcome you and express my pleasure and the honor of hosting this conference for a decade now that has emerged from this university by the initiative of, at the start, one professor who's here today, together with a few students. And it has become a regular event and a very interesting and growing international conference. So enough for now, I wish you two pleasant and interesting days at the Frostconn and may the frog be with you. This wasn't to be possible with the help of some sponsors. I'll just mention a few like Coast Europe, Linotep, Grand Centrics, Life Replied, Hivago, GoniCos and Zalando. And with that, it's over. Thank you very much and hurry up to see the next talk. Enjoy Frostconn.
 Well, then we have like six minutes.  Speak faster.  Your role will be to push buttons.  Well, 2005, there was an idea.  On the way back from FOSSTEM, a couple of guys said, well, FOSSTEM is nice, but the  buildings are like a little bit old, crappy, and the rooms are overheated.  And the other problem with FOSSTEM is it's in the winter.  I don't know if you've been there.  It's freezing cold in Brussels.  So we decided, well, we have this new modern university here we could use.  And let's do it in summer so we can do a barbecue afterwards.  This is a touchscreen, by the way.  Now you know.  Don't touch it.  But even back then, Frostconn had the features we are used to, like, for example, a conference.  And even the three wise men showed up.  And a bouncy castle.  And over the years, we had a selection of bouncy castles.  Then there was a merchandise booth even back then.  And you can buy this year's t-shirts, by the way, or add the merchandise booth.  There was a social event.  And we had a, like, I think five years ago, we had a show and a glowing frog.  And there was barbecue.  By the way, do you recognize this guy?  We all were much younger back then.  We had lots of volunteers over the years.  One guy even showed up from Ireland.  David Dolphin.  He now works somewhere in the valley, I believe, Flickr or something, some big startup.  Then we had, well, this is a strange thing.  Even here around Frostconn, suddenly those little chalk markers appear on the way from  the train station to the university.  We have no idea how this could happen.  Then we had, of course, we always have the essentials, like club mart and coffee.  Over the years, we had some clever ideas.  The problem is you have, like, long, long rows of people who are waiting for their food.  But we have different cues for steaks and sausages.  So what do you do?  Well, you give everybody at the end of the queue a sign to pass it on, and it works.  This year, we tried something new.  We hired professionals to do the barbecue.  We'll see if it works out.  If not, we will switch back to volunteers.  Over the years, we have some fails.  Let me translate.  Hi to the hottest booth of the conference.  I really like that you are the hottest, but next time, please add a sharpener for your  pencil, because it's not really usable that way.  We had some famous speakers over the years.  Some of them you might even see again this year, like Enred Hennbaum, Metacall, Ries  isn't able to come because he's on vacation, and also Rasmus is giving a presentation tomorrow  at 5, I believe.  So, of course, we had kittens over the year.  Telephones.  And yeah, after I think six or seven years, the main organizers decided, well, there's  more in life than Frostconn like family and other boring stuff.  So, we had a new generation of organizers stepping up, like, it was two or three years  ago.  I can't remember.  Like, around this time, and we grow a little bit.  So we are now about 20 people who are organizing these events with the help of lots of volunteers  that are now walking all around.  You can recognize them by their green shirts.  So, yeah.  And for this year, we have, of course, further announcements.  So, yeah.  I didn't mind my microphone.  So the hashtag for this year is Frostconn10 since it's the 10th Frostconn.  There were some recent changes to our schedule for today on lecture room five, the talk at  11.15 revolutionizing healthcare is replaced by attaching IoT, telemetry, whatever, telemetry,  but it's pretty easy.  On Sunday, the one, the SEF workshop is cancelled due to illness of the speaker.  And also in lecture room five, there is one new talk which is from SAP to QB10, the ERP,  which is in German.  And another new talk is in lecture room three, contain yourselves.  both talks are at quarter before six in the evening.  And the next talk which was canceled is in lecture five  which was Agil and Tertzaito,  which is replaced with what is cloud,  as a Vasa cloud also a German talk.  These are the recent changes.  The bouncing cars of this year is not in the yard.  It's in another yard, we have more than once.  It's when you come from the engine  directly to the right hand side,  you will go down to some stairs  and then you see on the right hand side  our bouncing car and ball pit.  So we still have it.  It's just not in the intersection of this conference.  Also this year we have two new lecture rooms,  lecture seven and eight,  which are basically around here,  which replaced some open space,  which has been before.  They were built last year I think,  and I finished this year.  And so we started using them these years.  So we can give you more talks in parallel.  So we have more decisions to make.  So before we finish,  I'd like to hand over the microphone to the dean,  dean of the department of computer science, Mr. Hayden.  You have like minus two minutes.  Yes, welcome everybody.  I don't want to waste your time with contentless speech.  And therefore I just would like to welcome you  and express my pleasure and the honor  of hosting this conference for a decade now  that has emerged from this university  by the initiative of, at the start,  one professor who's here today,  together with a few students.  And it has become a regular event  and a very interesting and growing international conference.  So enough for now, I wish you two pleasant  and interesting days at the Frostconn  and may the frog be with you.  This wasn't to be possible  with the help of some sponsors.  I'll just mention a few like Coast Europe,  Linotep, Grand Centrics,  Life Replied, Hivago, GoniCos and Zalando.  And with that, it's over.  Thank you very much and hurry up to see the next talk.  Enjoy Frostconn.
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