2. OWF 2012 Outcomes
 OWF in a few words and Key figures
 Highlights of OWF 2012
 Audience

3. A Universal Forum
The leading Open Source Forum
bringing together Decisions-makers, Developers and Users from all over the
world to cross-fertilize Open technological, business and societal initiatives, to
shape the digital future.
For Decision-makers & For The Public:
Developers: To Discover And Play
To Meet, Exchange With Innovation And
And Learn Open Sourc

4. A Universal Forum
Organized by
With the support of the
Forum Committee

5. A successful year
2300 Registered
2012
2011
2010
2100
2009 1900
1400
1200
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6. 14 sponsors
4 institutional partners
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7. THINK, CODE, EXPERIMENT:
Three ways to interact with Open Source, based on a guideline
Open Digital Strategies
Informations Systems
Language KidExperiment
Business
Communities
Expert DIY
Human & Legal Developper Art
R&D 360° Open to everyone

8. What happened?
200
speakers
… 50 volunteer track leaders 125hours of conference
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9. The online audience in figures
1772
#OWF12
10,619
500
connexions / day
visits during the forum

10. Press review
 278 articles published (on November 14)
 25 press partners (online-offline)
 +20 journalists on-site during the event
 55 interviews
 7 press releases
 2 radio programs and France Inter, France Info +
commercials on BFM Radio
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11. In a few words
196 official video reports “Europe's most
(keynotes, sponsors interviews, eclectic and
workshops…) thought provoking
event for all involved
278 articles published Open Source and
Free Culture.”
1090pictures taken “A really must-
be event for
33,450 emails sent
Open Source
geeks !”
And high satisfaction
39,470 visitors on the website

12. Highlights of OWF12
 The opening
 The Awards
 The venue
 Experiment day

13. The opening
Opening speech by Fleur
Pellerin, Minister Delegate
for Small and Medium-Sized
Enterprises, Innovation and
the Digital Economy,
attached to the Minister for
Production Recovery
Opening speech by
Jean-Louis Missika,
Deputy Mayor of Paris in
charge of Innovation,
Research and Opening speech by Jean-Paul
Universities. Planchou, Vice-President of the
Ile-de-France Region, in charge
of Economic Development,
Innovation, Information
An official opening Technology, Tourism and Social
Economy.

14. The opening
Opening speech by Bruno
Ménard, Directeur
Information Groupe Sanofi-
Aventis, Vice-Président du
CIGREF
Opening speech by
Opening speech by Jérôme Michel Delattre,
Filippini, Directeur Directeur des Systèmes
interministériel des Systèmes d’Information, Groupe
d’Information et de La Poste
Communication de l’Etat
An opening centered on the guidelines

15. The Awards Ceremony
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16. A prestigious venue
Main OWF entrance The presidents welcoming
Fleur Pellerin
Center of Paris
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17. Experiment day for everyone
Organized by
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18. An awesome audience…
…to connect and share with peers and
leaders of the open source ecosystem

19. Audience
Participants by origin Participants by function
France Other countries
Other (non
Project Manager specified) Academics Consultant &
7% 5% 12% 9% Expert
8%
Press
4%
Engineer
93% 9%
Decision Makers
43%
Developer
10%
= European Decision-Makers
Based on Inscriptions
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20.  61,5% will come
back
 83,5% would
recommend it
Based on SurveyMonkey

21. See you at OWF13!
www.openworldforum.org