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Attending Meetings at APTS

• All meetings are listed in Pacific Time zone.
• Zoom dial-in information is listed in Causeway
• Keynotes and training are open to any attendee (registered for APTS).
• DMTF and SNIA WG meetings are open to any employee of a member company of DMTF or SNIA, respectively.
• Members of Alliance Partners and Academic Alliance members may attend the working bodies specified in their work register. As courtesy, please identify yourself to the chair.
• Forums are open only to employee of a member company of the Forum (and invited guests).
• TC and Board meetings are only open to designated representatives (board members, TC WG/Forum chairs, etc.) and invited guests (these meetings are marked private/closed). An asterisk (*) next to a meeting title means it is a closed/private meeting.
• Rooms that do not list a meeting (or do not say "unavailable") are available as breakout session rooms on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve a breakout session room, contact Shannon Marsoun or stop by the registration desk during the week of the event.

Keynote Presentations

Keynotes will be held from 8:00am to 8:50am Pacific Time Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

• SNIA
  "Trends in Storage and Data: New Directions for Industry Standards"
  Listen to the audio recording of the keynote presentation
  
  With a rapidly changing environment and an increasing variety of options, managing both data and storage systems is an increasingly complex proposition. Richelle Ahlvers, SNIA Vice Chair, will look at some of the key recent and emerging technologies in storage and data. She will also talk about how SNIA is adapting to work across increasingly data-centric technologies, and talk about how SNIA is not only working to deliver education and new standards, but partnering with other industry consortiums, and open communities to work together to accelerate adoption of these new technologies.
• DMTF
  "Manage Everything DMTF way"
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  DMTF has evolved from its roots into desktop management to mobile, server, data center, and cloud infrastructure management. DMTF has developed a core set of standards that are widely used and deployed in the industry. These standards have enabled the industry to manage everything in the above mentioned infrastructures. In this keynote, we will provide an overview of the DMTF and discuss three important and active DMTF standards: Redfish, PMCI, and SPDM in detail.
• UCIe
  "Standards-Based Management and Security for an Open Ecosystem of Chiplets"
  
  UCIe™ — Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express™ — is an open industry standard that fosters an open chiplet ecosystem by offering high-bandwidth, low-latency, power-efficient, and cost-effective on-package connectivity between chiplets. This introduces a range of new management and security challenges. Richelle Ahlvers, Intel, will provide an overview of UCIe and discuss how the UCIe Consortium is looking at developing a standards-based management approach to address manageability and security.

After Hours Activities

• Tuesday, 5-7PM: Happy Hour mixer. Located in the Dogwood Conference Room
• Wednesday, 6-8PM: Social event
  Dinner at McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse (*transportation provided)
  • Meet in the hotel lobby.
• Thursday, 5-7PM: Happy Hour. Located in the Dogwood Conference Room

After Hours Activities

Session Agendas

Some groups have made their agendas available to better coordinate among multiple meetings.

For the OCP Sustainability Tech Talk, see Agenda

Meeting Rooms