Most readers of DesdeLinux They are Spanish and in this country there is a very big movement around free software (that sometimes I envy healthily), this transforms into the possibility for more events to be held around open source as well as for communities to exchange and contribute many more. This year Barcelona will have the joy of being the host of the meeting for SUSE experts (the SUSE Expert Days), where users and experts from this excellent community come together to exchange ideas, show progress and study the state of the free software ecosystem.
The event will take place at the World Trade Center of Barcelona this February 22 and will include talks and technical demonstrations, it will serve as un large networking center around SUSE and as a space where the company will try to show the world the benefits of using free software as well as a mechanism to expand the commercialization of services, generating new allies and consolidating progress in said community.
During this day, the company will present its latest news for this year 2018 to Catalan professionals in the IT sector from the hand of SUSE experts. In addition, the company will present its approach 'Open structure, open source', with which it seeks to help customers and partners to transform their companies through new open source technologies, to create a more agile business thanks to the new solutions of storage and innovate using the latest open source software-defined infrastructure. During the event, attendees will be able to participate in technical conversations with other professionals in their sector, as well as share knowledge and create new relationships within the open source community.
On the other hand, friends from Spain will also be able to enjoy the SUSE Expert Days 2018 this March 22 in Madrid (Kinépolis - Pozuelo de Alarcón) and in Valencia (Paterna) during the next month of May.
Anyone interested in attending any of these events can register here. From this humble tribune the invitation to share with the great community of OpenSuse, of which we have spoken repeatedly.