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The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium (“CalConnect”) is a global non-profit organization with the aim to facilitate interoperability of technologies across user-centric systems and applications.
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This document was prepared by Technical Committee CALCONNECT.
Roundtable XX took place on February 9-11, 2011, hosted by the University of California, Berkeley, in Berkeley, California. The event was attended by 30 people from 17 organizations. The CalConnect Interoperability Test Event was held immediately prior to the Roundtable on February 7-9. Thirteen people from 6 organizations were present onsite, and 3 organizations and 3 people partipated remotely.
The Roundtable was dedicated to technical committee sessions, and informal discussions and networking, with an all-hands Plenary meeting as the last item on Friday afternoon. The Technical Committee sessions were as usual organized sequentially, without competing parallel sessions, as is our standard practice to allow all attendees who wished to be involved in the discussions of each Technical Committee the opportunity to do so.
Shel Waggener, Associate Vice Chancellor and CIO of the University of California, Berkeley, gave a presentation on Calendaring at a Public University which was very well received and focused in part on future issues already being discussed in the Consortium.
TC EVENTPUB — Event Publishing Extensions to iCalendar
TC IOPTEST — Public IOP Test Event Report for CalConnect XIX
RoundTable session summaries and activities may be found at .
CalConnect XXI: May 23-27, 2011, NASA Ames, Mountain View, CA
CalConnect XXII: October 3-7, 2011, Kerio Technologies, Czech Republic
CalConnect XXIII: February 6-10, 2012, TBD
The format of the CalConnect week is:
Monday morning through Wednesday noon, C.I.T.E. (CalConnect Interoperability Test Event)
Wednesday noon through Friday afternoon, Roundtable (presentations, TC sessions, BOFs, networking, Plenary).