[Marketing] Can perhaps help a bit to prepare QtCS 2012

[Quim Gil]

Thank you for raising this point.

On 03/06/2012 05:50 AM, ext Michael Hasselmann wrote:
> so won't volunteer for on-site QtCS work.

No worries, we expect to reduce the volunteer work to almost zero during 
the sessions.


> But I think I could help with some bits of preparation (I also met with
> danimo before) before QtCS (I am very likely to be in Berlin just before
> QtCS), and some post-processing after it ends.

Ok Michael, do you want to start stirring the discussion and work around 
the schedule? Hours, rooms, topics... Find more people to discuss and 
work with and aim to have an empty skeleton that people is happy with. 
Then we will need to fill it. Ask anything in this list.

Also Sivan, do you want to stir the discussion and work around the 
registration? We have 225 slots and we need to fill them with the right 
people. Alexandra should tell you whether there is any infra from last 
year we can reuse to handle registrations. Just like Michael, the first 
thing you need to do is to find people that will help you on this task. 
Questions etc in this list.

In general it would be good to know what Qt DevNet can offer to the 
QtCS. Any advice from Alex is welcome.

Dabiel Molkentin and the Nokia Berlin office are already he,ping on the 
coordination with the venue.

I'm making sure we have budget for all this + I'm the gatekeeper for 
anything that requires an answer or final decision. I'm making sure 
Lars, Thiago and marius are in the loop in any relevant decisions. Same 
with Nokia and the companies that are being interested in sponsoring.

One important piece that still misses a clear driver and goals is the 
video recording of the sessions. Vladimir Minenko was cioordinating this 
last year, but this time won't be able to make it to Berlin. We need an 
owner - and could be the video producers themselves. I'm happy to deal 
directly with a contact.

I believe these are the big items for now. Are each of you ready to push 
them?


> PS: Great choice of venue ;-)

Credit: Michael Hasselmann.  ;)

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Quim