Dear All,

On 2014/09/14 0:11, Jeff McKenna wrote:
Responding to your comment, we now work closely with several foundations (ISPRS, ICA, GLTN, and soon GSDI, are examples that I have met with recently personally).

There does seem to be something different about the way LocationTech is handing this, seems somewhat 'rushed' or 'forced', and I am not sure why this pressure. Maybe we can slow things down a bit, take the hand off the throttle, sign an MoU, maybe have booths at each other's events...similar to how OSGeo works already with these other foundations.

I fully agree with views expressed by Jeff.
I look forward growing collaborations with
OSGeo and other international organizations
in a systematic and orderly manner.

Best

Venka

We can talk about this shortly.

-jeff



On 2014-09-13 7:51 AM, Andrew Ross wrote:
Dear Jeff, Everyone,

I'll drop in to help as well. I may be a little late as I promised my
children a video chat. I apologize as I'd like to be there and help.

For what it's worth, regarding the tag line agenda item, OSGeo is far
from the only open source community. Unaffiliated projects in Github can
claim that for example. It might be better to aim for something a bit
more distinct.

See you soon,

Andrew

On September 12, 2014 7:28:08 PM PDT, Jeff McKenna
<jmcke...@gatewaygeomatics.com> wrote:

For the record Arnulf forgot that the Board meeting starts at 8am at the same location, discussing of course the exact topics that he mentioned (http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Board_Meeting_2014-09-13). But please don't let me hinder your energy, definitely tackle the areas that need love
    (reviving the marketting committee, picking your favorite project in
    incubation and give some nudges...lots to do!)

    Thanks, see you early at the sprint.

    PS. the Board meeting, and any Board meeting, is open to anyone and
    everyone.

    -jeff





    On 2014-09-12 9:25 AM, Seven wrote:

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        Folks,
if anybody indicates interest in hacking OSGeo at the code sprint in
        Portland tomorrow please answer.

In past years we have brain stormed around Marketing, Sponsorship, Education, Data (specifically how OSGeo can support the Open Data model) and so on. It is a aunique opportunity to evolve OSGeo as an
        organization and I would be happy to contribute to anything you
        might
        want to achieve for within and around OSGeo as an organization.

        This can also include how (or rather if at all) OSGeo manages
        FOSS4G.
        In my experience the day directly after the event is the best
        time to
actually do this, impressions are still fresh and lots of ideas have popped up. If we do not invest some time into realizing them we are not going to get anywhere. So if you think OSGeo needs a push in a
        certain direction, join. There will be representatives from the
        board
of directors, the president (I guess you are there Jeff, right?) and other folks in key roles. It is probably the only time in the year
        when you will get so many bright OSGeo folks in one place.

        Here is a link to drop your ideas. Its a Wiki, just go hack it
        as you
        like:
        http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OSGeo_Hack_2014

        Cheers,
        Arnulf


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