Communication and Trust - TYPO3camp Poland 2013
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Keynote presentation for the mini-conference TYPO3camp Poland. A short introduction on how we need trust to build up community and how easlity we can misunderstand each other in communication, even if we have all the high-tech capabiities the internet offers today. A basic introduction to the sturcture of the TYPO3 community and the TYPO3 Association.
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- 2. Communication and Trust • • • • • • Sharing Collaborating (not cooperating) Motivating Friendship Teams Trust TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 3. Communication and Trust • • • • • Inviting Challenging Rewarding Gardening Communication TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 4. I didn't say he was stupid. TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 5. I didn't say he was stupid. TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 6. I didn't say he was stupid. TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 7. I didn't say he was stupid. TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 8. Ja nie powiedzialem, ze on jest glupi. TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 9. Social Capital Is Our Capital TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 10. TYPO3 TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 11. Community and negotiation TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 12. Introduction to TYPO3 • • • • Community, since 2001 Started by one individual, Kasper Key value: Inspiring People To Share Positioning: Enterprise CMS TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 13. ASSOCIATION • • • Board Expert Advisory Board Business Control Committee TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 14. COMMUNITY • • Core teams • TYPO3 CMS • TYPO3 Flow/Neos Other teams • Design • Documentation • Security • Events • Editorial • typo3.org • Etc etc TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 15. State of the TYPO3 community • • • • • • • Budget decisions – Expert Advisory Board New product family Social unrest, riots (shitstorms) More code sprints and barcamps New organisation of the European TYPO3 conference Team communication workshop by OSSwatch INNOVATION TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
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- 17. TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
- 18. Have a great TYPO3camp! TYPO3camp Poznań, Poland – October 18, 2013
Editor's Notes
- TYPO3 is an interesting product for universities, also in Romania. In what other area's is TYPO3 flourishing in Romania? You are actively engaged in creating an overview of EE TYPO3 activity. Where do we spikes? What kind of support from the TYPO3 community benefits growth in this region most? Can you tell a little bit about your contacts in Western Europe? How do you as a company and as the T3EE organiser relate to western Europe? Why do we go to T3EE?
- You and I go back a long time in TYPO3 community. What has changed from your perspective? What is still the same? What change would you like to see the coming years? The TYPO3 family has grown a lot lately. It is not like we will say goodbye to TYPO3 CMS at a certain point. How can we benefit as one Big TYPO3 family? You and Karsten have started working for Techdivision recently. How does working for a commercial company influence Neos? I have heard some remarks that now your new employer will fully control how Neos evolves. Rasmus Skjoldan, our brandmanager, has been actively working on User eXperience for Neos and has attracted international attention. Can you tell us a little bit about this?