Open Source Software
Open Source Software
Open source software is now quite present both in the home and in corporations. Going far beyond Linux, we pass through programming languages, code libraries, and even complete suites that replace famous business packages.
In this panel we will discuss the open source market, what your business model is, what the risks are, what is available to the media market, and address application cases.
Chair: Daniel Monteiro - Gerente de P&;D - TV Globo
Electronic Engineer by UFRJ and M.Sc in Digital Signal Processing by Coppe / UFRJ, having the area of video compression as a research topic. He has been working in the Research and Development / Innovation area of TV Globo's technology since 2000, where he currently serves as the sector manager. In 2002 he worked in the research center of Japanese TV NHK conducting research with the H.264 compression standard, in the occasion in the stage of standardization. Passionate about new technologies and innovation management, with many years of experience in software development, today leads a creative team that conducts research and projects mainly in the areas of signal processing, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, computing, electronics and IoT
Free software in practice: in house development and innovatiion
The open software universe provides programming languages, tools and many specialized libraries capable of speeding up development and turning quick experimentation of new ideas possible. We will explore some applications in the media market, pointing where some open components were used, and proving that only with the fast availability of free software we could rapidly prototype and test these ideas, therefore enabling a faster innovation process.
Speaker: Rafael Raposo - Pesquisador - TV Globo
Rafael Raposo is graduated in Computer Science at PUC-RJ and works as a researcher in the Research and Development department of TV Globo since 2009. Specialized in databases, distributed systems and everything web, has worked on countless innovative TV projects like the system to receive Whatsapp messages directly from the Android app, and the clustering of Globoplay consumer's video viewing habits. Huge proponent of free software as a important way of sharing knowledge, was also one of the first to use and promulgate these tools in TV Globo.
How a Brazilian company created a programming language that is used all around the world
In this talk, you'll discover how a Brazilian company created a programming language that turned into a world community, and how the open source model was fundamental for that result.
Speaker: Hugo Baraúna - Co-Fundador - Plataformatec - Criadores da linguagem Elixir
Hugo Baraúna is a co-founder at Plataformatec, the company behind Elixir. He has a computer engineering degree from Poli-USP and an MBA from Insper. He's the author of TDD with Ruby by the Casa do Código publisher.
How Open Source is remodeling Modern IT
All companies, whether startups or large corporations, have already understood that to stay relevant in the market they need to offer new services based on technology and Open Source is the only technological force capable of innovating in the speed and reach of digital businesses. We'll show you how an agile infrastructure based on Open Source is reshaping multiple markets and reducing time-to-market.
Speaker: Boris Kuszka - Chief Solutions Architect - Red Hat
Boris Kuszka holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from Politécnica USP and leads Red Hat Brazil's Solution Architects team with experts in Cloud Computing, DevOps and Middleware components, building customer solutions with Red Hat Software. With more than 25 years of experience in the technology industry, the executive has passed several major companies in the industry, including IBM, Sun, Nokia, Oracle, HP and NetApp.