One day I realized that I had not kept a good list of where I had spoken publicly during my career As I look back through my calendar here is a running list of speeches and panels I have been on I do need to take better care of where I have spoken.  So these are a few I was able to think of:
IDC IT Forum and Expo (2008)  2008 Boston, MA
SOA Strategies for Success
Emphasizing Governance Across Multiple Stakeholders to Increase Organization Buy-In for SOA Implementation
SOA Executive Forum by InfoWorld  2007 New York, New York
SOA Shortcuts - panel member
Emphasizing Governance Across Multiple Stakeholders to Increase Organization Buy-In for SOA Implementation
IDC Services Oriented architecture Forum (IDC)   2007 New York, New York
Implementing an SOA architecture in a Fortune 500
Practical advice for implementing a corporate wide SOA
3rdServices Oriented Architecture (SOA) & Web Services (IPQC) 2006 Orlando, Florida, 2006
Emphasizing Governance Across Multiple Stakeholders to Increase Organization Buy-In for SOA Implementation
Assessing the Cultural Requirements for Enterprise SOA
IDC Service-Oriented Architecture Forum 2006 New York, New York January 25, 2006
Best Practices for Managing SOA Initiatives Through the Effective Partnership of IT and Business
2nd Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) & Web Services (IPQC) 2005 Chicago, Illinois, October 17th, 2005
Conference Chairman
Panel chairman for Best practices of an Enterprise SOA
Calculating the Risks and Benefits of Using Web Services
Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) & Web Services (IPQC) 2005 Atlanta, Georgia, January 31-February 2, 2005
Using a SOA to turn internally facing legacy systems into a Web Portal
Instant Messaging Planet Conference,  March 6, 2002 Boston, MA
Instant Messaging in the enterprise - Panel
2002 SIIA Annual Conference, Software Industry Association  March, 2002 San Diego, CA
IM meets big business - Panel
SD Forum 2001 Palo Alto, California September 4, 2001
SourceCast a Development Platform for distributed development
LinuxWorld West 2001, San Francisco, California August 29,2001
Panel: Financing for New Ventures
Moderator: Dr. Michelle Kraus, Linux Executive Consultant, Open Source Accelerator
Panelists: Craig Olson, Sendmail; Andy Rappaport, August Capital; Arthur F. Tyde III, Chief Executive Officer, Linuxcare, Inc.; James Barry V.P. Strategy, CollabNet
Jabbercon 2001 August 21,2001
Open Industry and Jabber's Fit A Panel with Doc Searls, James Barry, Craig Burton, Michael Bauer
O'Reilly Open Source Convention July 2001, San Diego California talk on Collaborative Development . And a summary:
Leveraging Collaboration, How Collaborative Development Can Improve the Software Development Lifecycle
James Barry, CollabNet
Track: Strategic Summit
Date: Thursday, July 26
How is collaborative methodology based on open source principles changing the software development process? Will it positively impact the way software is developed inside the enterprise? CollabNet is helping organizations realize the benefits of collaborative development by implementing the tools and techniques used in open source projects such as Apache. CollabNet’s Bill Portelli discusses the potential impact of collaborative development methodology on the overall software lifecycle.
And a panel from the same convention:
Town Hall: The Beat Goes On
Michelle Kraus, Privacy Right, Inc., James Barry, CollabNet, Chris Kelly, Excite@Home, Yancy Lind, Lutris, Ransom Love, Caldera, Philip C. Rueppel, TA Associates, Arthur Tyde, Linuxcare/TurboLinux, Sun Jen Yung, DB Alex Brown
Track: Strategic Summit
This business roundtable will bring together executive business leaders to discuss a wide range of issues impacting, not just open-source businesses but the entire software industry.
  • Is there a sustainable business model going forward?
  • What does the market tell us about what’s working or not?
  • What are the hard lessons we’re learning about building a software business based on open source software?
  • How has licensing impeded success?
  • How do you mix open source with collaborative software development and proprietary licensing models?
  • Are services really the answer?
  • What will it take to wait out an uncertain market and prosper?
Interactive Week Live Online Seminar 5/30/2001
"Global 100 of open source as a means to collaborate"
SDWest 2001 ( Software Development West 2001) San Jose, California
Collaborative development practices resulting from Open Source
O'Reilly Open Source Convention July 2000 Monterey, California
Panel Moderator - Open Source Business Models
ZD ASP Summit December 1999 San Francisco, California
Panel - Application Service Provider futures
ZD ASP Summit July 1999 Westminster Colorado
Panel - Application Service Provider futures
ApacheCon 1999 , August 1999 San Francisco California
Apache HTTP Server and IBM
Lighthouse Conference - Alliance for Converging Technologies March 8-10 1999
A new business model for EBC-based Innovation
O'Reilly Open Source Convention  August21, 1998 San Jose California, California
Panel: Open Source Business Models
 Publishers convention, New York, New York June 1996
Internet based subscription management
Summer Internet World 1995
OneBBScon August 16,1995 - Tampa FL
  • Using HTML within NovaServer
  • Update on HTML v1.0 w/Alex Hoppmann
  • Using NovaServer as a Webbased community
  • NovaWorld, a worldwide BBS network
Two BBScon - Dusseldorf, Germany March 1995
Using NovaServer to serve HTML via the World Wide Web
One BBScon August 18, 1994 - Atlanta GA
BBS connections to the Internet using NovaServer
Numerous speeches for the Internet Chamber of Commerce in Denver, Colorado
Numerous speeches for various Internet Groups worldwide - Now I just have to document when and where I gave them!