Mozilla @ the Cebit 2009 !
February 26th, 2009 by cbookHi,
Mozilla will be this year at the CeBIT in Hanover, Germany !
(see the German Announcement here)
During the CeBIT (3. – 8. March) we will be in Hall 6 F50.
Also there will be 2 very interesting Sessions:
04.03.2009, 14:30-15:15 o’clock
Understanding Open Source & Mozilla. How You Can Leverage Firefox in Your Enterprise or Institution.
Speakers: Chris Hofmann (Dir. of Special Projects)
Chris will explain what is behind Firefox’s amazing growth in browser market share over the last 5 years, and offers insight into what is driving adoption in Enterprise and Institutional settings. He will share ideas on how to evaluate if Open Source is the right solution for your organization, and how institutions are gaining leverage in their businesses by using Open Source Software solutions. Chris will describe how to set up pilot projects to identify and remove obstacles for successfully deploying Firefox.
and
07.03.2009, 14:30-15:15 o’clock
Getting involved with the Mozilla Project
Speakers: Tim Riley (Dir. of Quality Assurance) and Chris Hofmann (Dir. of Special Projects)
Mozilla will describe how you can have impact on improving the web, and contributing to a better browser experience for 230 Million browser users around the world. Sharing the core values of the Mozilla project and why people participate, Mozilla will explain how you can get involved in a wide variety of ways; including non-programming areas. Find out about projects which are looking for help
See you at the CeBIT !
– Tomcat
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Great news about Mozilla at CeBIT! The sessions sound incredibly insightful, especially Chris Hofmann’s talk on leveraging Firefox in enterprise. It’s fascinating to see how open source continues to empower businesses. I’m also really interested in understanding how to get involved with the Mozilla Project, especially the non-programming aspects. Hope to see an update on the Block Poster after the event! Best of luck with the presentations!
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It’s great to see Mozilla having a strong presence at CeBIT. The session on leveraging Firefox in enterprise environments sounds particularly useful, especially with Chris Hofmann sharing insights on pilot projects and deployment obstacles. For many organizations, understanding how to transition to open-source solutions is key. The community involvement session also seems like a fantastic way for new contributors to get started with the project.
August 11th, 2026 at 12:44 am
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