Recent & Upcoming Conferences
Calendar of events for open source and health IT conferences, seminars, meetings, webinars, hearings, etc.
Global Digital Health Forum 2021
From December 6-8, the Global Digital Health Network will convene the Global Digital Health Forum 2021 -- a leading global industry networking and relationship-building opportunity for technology vendors, donors, researchers, government representatives, and implementing organizations working in low- and middle-income countries to advance public health outcomes to come together and share best practices, discuss emerging innovations, and network with each other. Digital transformation applies technology, data, processes, and organizational change to evolve existing practices or create new ones. In healthcare, it will allow us to expand the reach of services provided, address healthcare needs in near real-time, and improve quality. This year’s Forum will explore digital transformation within these domains and more.
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Open Core Summit 2021
Open Core Summit (OCS) is the global COSS (Commercial Open-Source Software) ecosystem conference focused on accelerating the distribution of knowledge in COSS for enterprise customers and consumers, cloud providers, software builders, company founders, FOSS developers, investors, analysts and everyone excited to learn, meet and collaborate on all things at the intersection of Open-Source and business!
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EU Open Source Policy Summit
Join us on 4 February 2022 at the annual EU Open Source Policy Summit. This conference will happen both in person in Brussels and online. This year’s agenda will be packed with discussions on the most burning digital policy questions and will put open source in a broader European and global technological context. 2022 will be the eighth year OpenForum Europe hosts its Open Source policy event in the first week of February. What started as a 10-person meeting of minds on the then-niche subject of Open Source policy is now a successful annual gathering of policymakers, Open Source businesses, community members, developers, foundations and those involved with diverse digital policy subjects.
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