[OKCon-Programme] Your OKCon 2011 Submission

[Javier Ruiz]

Dear Niels

I found the full paper that explains the proposed presentation in more
detail.

http://www.oakdenehollins.co.uk/pdf/The_Reinvention_of_Forgotten_Technologies.pdf

Having some background in technology management I think it's a very
interesting topic. It would be very helpful to know in more detail what
angle you wish to pursue. It seems to me that there are two possible main
lines of continuity from the paper above, but it is not clear where the
presentation will go:

- application within the closed framework of a company of semantic
technologies and data mining to systematise rediscovery (possibly as part of
a comprehensive innovation management system). This would lead to a
technology presentation.

- making knowledge more widely available following open data models for
joint/external innovation and/or societal benefit. This would be less about
technology than about IPR and business models.

best regards, Javier Ruiz

On 2 June 2011 14:38, Niels Sprong <niels.sprong at oakdenehollins.co.uk>wrote:

> Dear Sebastian,
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> Thanks for your emails. Indeed, the topic might lend itself better to a
> presentation.
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> Organization is Oakdene Hollins http://www.oakdenehollins.co.uk/ . The
> authors of the paper are Adrian Chapman, Peter Willis and Nick Morley who
> wrote the paper before I joined Oakdene Hollins. I am now involved in the
> research track, and I am interested in getting the open data and open
> knowledge community on board in thinking about opening up archives, and
> thinking about innovating using forgotten R&D that has renewed relevance. I
> thought I could do this at OKCon with a semi-structured workshop in which we
> workshop the possibilities for opening up archives for re-invention, but
> indeed, a presentation might be better suited as the topic does not have a
> huge base of followers yet.
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> Is the application as it is right now sufficient for a presentation
> proposal? If not, let me know what you would like to have more.
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> Best regards,
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> Niels
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> *From:* Sebastian Hellmann [mailto:hellmann at informatik.uni-leipzig.de]
> *Sent:* 01 June 2011 20:15
> *To:* OKCon Programme Committee List; Niels Sprong
> *Subject:* Fwd: RE: Your OKCon 2011 Submission
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> Dear Niels,
> we discussed your proposal and are indeterminate about it.
> Could you please send us some more information between 400 and 800 words,
> which explains the topic and the organization(time, people, schedule) of
> your proposed workshop more closely.
> Please press reply all and include the programme committee at
> okcon-programme at lists.okfn.org
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> Regards,
> Sebastian
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> *Betreff: *
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> RE: Your OKCon 2011 Submission
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> *Datum: *
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> Wed, 11 May 2011 12:05:54 +0100
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> *Von: *
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> Niels Sprong <niels.sprong at oakdenehollins.co.uk><niels.sprong at oakdenehollins.co.uk>
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> *An: *
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> OKCon Organisisng Committee <okcon at okfn.org> <okcon at okfn.org>
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> Hi Sebastian,
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> Excellent. I think it's great you pushed back the deadline to allow more people to put forth proposals.
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> I am now in two proposals, one with P2PU and one I put forth myself on the potential for re-invention for sustainability using open data.
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> As I was a bit unclear about the submission process on the wordpress blog, I might have undersold the workshop on re-invention by not outlining the workshop methodology and providing you with bio's of the people involved in the project.
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> I understand there is little room for you to ask all people who submit a proposal for clarification on certain aspects, but I would like to send you this brief message: please contact me if there are any unclarities in my application. I wasn't able to edit it after I sent it in I believe, so any chances I get to clarify things to you or other committee members would be great.
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> Hope the reviewing goes well,
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> Best regards,
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> Niels
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> -----Original Message-----
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> From: Sebastian Hellmann [mailto:hellmann at informatik.uni-leipzig.de <hellmann at informatik.uni-leipzig.de>]
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> Sent: 11 May 2011 10:27
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> To: OKCon Organisisng Committee
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> Subject: Your OKCon 2011 Submission
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> Dear Sir or Madam,
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> Sebastian Hellmann
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