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DESCRIPTION:Large organizations have numerous users and a multitude of appl
 ications to deploy\, update\, maintain and adapt. Be it in public organiza
 tions or private key accounts\, IT services face challenges when deploying
  applications to large amount of users.\n\nSince QGIS has a wide area of u
 se cases and user typology\, it can be complicated to conjugate industrial
  deployment in an urbanized IT infrastructure\, and adaptation of the sof
 tware to user's needs.\n\nIn this presentation\, we first detail the chall
 enges faced by large organizations wanting to deploy QGIS for numerous use
 rs.\n\nThen we present a strategy to combine efficient automated deploymen
 t and configuration management to adapt installed QGIS versions to specifi
 c users needs.\n\nThis strategy comes with specific opensource tools easin
 g deployments\, and incorporated into the toolset of system administrators
 \, especially on windows platforms.\n\nWe then talk about future needs and
  improvements to these tools.
DTSTAMP:20260724T214523Z
LOCATION:Pegna
SUMMARY:Deploying QGIS in large IT systems - best practices - Vincent Picav
 et
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/KZWXWN/
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UID:pretalx-qgis-uc2026-SZKHGJ@talks.osgeo.org
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DESCRIPTION:More than 1 billion people are living with mental health disord
 ers\, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). \n\nIn our opensou
 rce communities\, this sensible topic is rarely mentioned\, and even more 
 rarely taken into account seriously. Meanwhile\, a lot of developers or Op
 enSource maintainers suffer from mental health issues related to their act
 ivity. This can lead to well-known situations such as burn-out\, maintaine
 r's fatigue\, job quit\, or sometimes to much worse situations.\n\nOpenSou
 rce communities is mostly composed of engineers\, who are - let's be hones
 t - usually very bad at dealing with social\, human\, communication or emo
 tional issues. I am one of them\, and was also very bad on these topics.\n
 \nCommunication is key. With this presentation\, I intend to put the issue
  on the table so that we can start discussing the matter openly and find w
 ays to improve our community's well-being.\n\nI will present how OpenSourc
 e communities consist in specific environments\, especially on communicati
 on and human relationships. \n\nThen I will give some examples of situatio
 ns I have seen in OpenSource communities that can lead to well-being issu
 es. \n\nAnd I will try to give some ideas to improve the situation in the 
 future\, on individual and collective levels.
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LOCATION:Bridge Cinema
SUMMARY:Mental health and OpenSource\, tough topic for engineers - Vincent 
 Picavet
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/SZKHGJ/
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