The Program Committee for Xen Summit Boston has almost completed the creation of the event agenda and it should be available for public consumption tomorrow afternoon (EST). As there was a limited number of speaking slots available, several interesting and worthwhile topics had to be rejected for the event.
To ensure that the community still receives the information and is given a chance to comment, I have created a new Wiki site for posting of presentations that will not be given at Xen Summit in Boston: http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/Open_Topics_For_Discussion.
The speakers who were not selected will be posting their content on this Wiki for community discussion.
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