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== Agenda ==
== Agenda ==
=== Quick updates from everyone (5m) ===
* What you're doing this week
* What you need help on this week
If you aren't in on time, slip your 2-line update in when you arrive.
=== Brainstorm for Harish ===
=== Dropping things (15m) ===
At our retreat in Arizona, we said we'd be cutting our work on three things. These were:
* Textbook (Karsten)
* POSSE alumni relations (Mel and Ryan)
* TOS grant program (Mel)
I'd like to have a good outline for transition/phase-out plans for all three of these by the time our meeting ends, so we're going to sprint on that for 15 minutes. I set up a public etherpad document at http://openetherpad.org/tos-transition-plans for us to work in, and will email the contents of that document out to TOS when we're done.
=== Updates ===
* TOSW
** knowing communities
** knowing how to influence them
* CommArch's business value to Red Hat
* Community consulting
** knowing about communities (stats)
** knowing what to do about them ("your next step should be...")
* Fedora
** Cloud
** Unlocking international resources
** Etherpad
* Sales bootcamp
* Media production
** "the show" commarch clip
** communityleadershipteam.org
* Education (see Mel's email update)
** infrastructure
** public-facing web presence
** events
** POSSE
** osdc/edu


== Resources ==
== Resources ==

Revision as of 00:11, 8 February 2011

Some of the links below require Red Hat VPN access, including the [FIXME full meeting minutes & log].

Roll call

Mel has volunteered to own/run this meeting, since Max will just be getting back to Raleigh.

Agenda

Quick updates from everyone (5m)

  • What you're doing this week
  • What you need help on this week

If you aren't in on time, slip your 2-line update in when you arrive.

Brainstorm for Harish

Dropping things (15m)

At our retreat in Arizona, we said we'd be cutting our work on three things. These were:

  • Textbook (Karsten)
  • POSSE alumni relations (Mel and Ryan)
  • TOS grant program (Mel)

I'd like to have a good outline for transition/phase-out plans for all three of these by the time our meeting ends, so we're going to sprint on that for 15 minutes. I set up a public etherpad document at http://openetherpad.org/tos-transition-plans for us to work in, and will email the contents of that document out to TOS when we're done.

Updates

  • TOSW
    • knowing communities
    • knowing how to influence them
  • CommArch's business value to Red Hat
  • Community consulting
    • knowing about communities (stats)
    • knowing what to do about them ("your next step should be...")
  • Fedora
    • Cloud
    • Unlocking international resources
    • Etherpad
  • Sales bootcamp
  • Media production
    • "the show" commarch clip
    • communityleadershipteam.org
  • Education (see Mel's email update)
    • infrastructure
    • public-facing web presence
    • events
    • POSSE
    • osdc/edu

Resources

Summary

TBD.

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