recording-subtitles/2021/Closing/output.srt

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Okay. So it's currently 5 p.m. and that's the end of the first in the history Matamua

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camp event. So this last conference will not last 30 minutes, but maybe if we have a lot

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of things to say, it can go up to 30 minutes, but probably I guess that we're going to make

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it in 10 minutes. Just probably the simplest word to say is thank you. Thanks for having

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it done so far. That was a really dense event. Two full days, many different speakers. Here

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are some KPIs. By the way, feel free to go on chat.matomocamp.org. You have a specific

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room for this last conference. And I'm closing a ceremony on which you can just say thank

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you or just give feedback about the event. Just a couple of KPIs that we wanted to show

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you guys. So we went for two days of talks. Three languages. So we got talk in English.

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Mostly in English. Some in German the first day and some in French in the second and the

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first day. It was mainly English and German. We got 26 conferences in total. For a total

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of 26 recordings. Representing at the mid journey of today, those recordings were representing

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already more than 10 gigabytes. So I guess the ended result will be close to 15 gigabytes.

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We got 24 speakers. We would like to send them once more because I viewed half of the

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conferences and I was really impressed of the level of all of them. Whatever the topic,

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whatever the expertise was about, it was really impressive. Up to 1 p.m. we had a number of

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804 visits on live.matomocamp.org for the two days. I recently watched back the numbers

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and it was around 930 visits on the two days. And let's say optimistic goal forecast for

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this event was at 1,000 visits. So to say these events went beyond our expectation.

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It was really a remarkable event in terms of content brought by the speakers. But as

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well in terms of visitors on the website visits. Even if we don't have, we don't put in place

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any system to measure the number of individuals. So I guess the 900 visits that I'm referring

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to doesn't represent 900 individuals. But I guess we are getting close to these figures.

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On chat.matomocamp.org, same thing measured here. It was only for the first day and a

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half. We got 95 users who make an effort of creating an account on chat.matomocamp.org

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in order to interact with us, which is a lot. We used another KPI during the pre-event,

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which was held one month ago. This was the number of IP connected to the stream. For

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the pre-event, we got 28 IP connections. And today at 1 p.m., including everything which

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was made the day before, we were up to 385 individual IP connected. Taking into account

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that we have some people who are coming from the same institution or company. Of course,

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those IP does not relate to one individual, but probably in some cases to more than this.

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42 is the funny number. In fact, now it came to 43 is the number of unread emails that

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we'll have to deal with over the weekend due to the fact that I was fully busy for this

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event. I hope that for all the other organizers, it's not that many because 42 means for me

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probably one full day of answering all those emails. But that's part of the game when you

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are part of a big organization such as such as MatomoCamp. In terms of other KPIs, 45

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countries were represented during this MatomoCamp. So according to Matomo's data, the

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attendees were mainly from Germany, then from Sweden, then from France, then from the United

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Kingdom, and then the Netherlands. And I'm happy to announce that we got visitors from

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all the continents. As you can see on the maps, of course, mainly Europe, because the

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time zone were more convenient for people based in Europe. But we really had all the

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nationality which were represented. I was really impressed to see so many flags within

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the Matomo system that I looked at some hours ago. So I really would like to thank all the

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attendees from all over the world. What's next after this event? Well, we're going

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to let's say gather all the organizing committees of the MatomoCamp in order to define and

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see how they react to the event, what they like, what they dislike. Maybe we will launch

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another survey. I don't know. We just need to plan a meeting in order to see, okay, how

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did you like it? And after, we will of course see if we want to go for another version of

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MatomoCamp. Do we need to think as well about local events? For example, I was really surprised

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the first day to see a lot of people coming from Nordic countries, Denmark, Norway, Sweden.

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So I don't know. There may be some spaces in order to have a MatomoCamp version for

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Nordic countries, but as well for Germany, Sweden, as we just saw was a huge part of

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the visitors. Maybe France. I don't know. This really depends on, in fact, all the attendees

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that we had today, so as the people within the organizing committee to see in which sense

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we would like the Matomo community to evolve. But we don't have any plan at the moment.

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Just would like to say that if you would like to join the super team that we had the chance

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to have this year for this MatomoCamp, please feel free to contact us through matomocamp.org.

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Some people informed us that the contact form on our website was not working. It's a bit

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more complicated than this, just that you need to push several times on the button.

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I had the same feeling this morning when I tested it. I had the feeling that it wasn't

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working and then I pressed it twice and then the mail was sent. So, yes, the matomocamp.org

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contact form is still the way to contact us. If you don't receive an answer by your team,

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just send another one and good chance. We are answering to everything except spam, so

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you, of course, will receive an answer. If you don't receive it in the proper time, feel

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free to send another one or try to connect to us through another web by your different

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name. The names are the ones that you can see here. So, I really would like to thank

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all the members of the organizing team. I really apologize if I miss anyone here. For

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example, Marcus Asenberger is probably the one who did the more apologizes because I

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forgot to mention him during the opening ceremony. So, thank you, Marcus, for being part of the

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Matomo organizing team. Today, Marcus, today and yesterday, Marcus was here in order to

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do the moderation of the different conferences. This event could not have been without Lukas

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Winkler, who is the guy who took on his shoulders a huge amount, an impressive amount of work.

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He was here all the time where I could not manage anything anymore because I didn't have

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more time, I didn't have more energy, and he's really the guy who is doing kind of everything

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within MatomoCamp. So, I really would like to thank him. Silva, as well, joined the team

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during the evolution of the creation of MatomoCamp. She was the one in charge of the moderation

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of the different talks, so as all the communication part. I would like to thank, as well, Stéphane

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Konig from the Netherlands, Peter Borg, who helped us with all the system administration

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and IT infrastructure. Frédéric, as well, was here for the moderation of the talk in

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French. A huge, huge thanks to Emprunt Digital, to Valentin Bares, who is the one who holds

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all the different streams. And thanks to him that we will get the recording of all the

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different conferences. I would like to thank, as well, all the digitalists, the AAB team,

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and in particular, Thomas Pearson, that some of the attendees have seen many times. I'm

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not 100% sure about the number of talks that he made, but I think it's close to five, and

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they were all incredible. So, thank you very much, Thomas. I would like to thank, as well,

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Stéphane Gill, Thomas Zeithnamerl, and Joachim Neckel for the organizing team. Lukas, am

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I missing anyone here within the organizing team?

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I can't think of anyone at the moment. Hopefully, I also don't miss anyone.

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I would like to thank, again, all the speakers. They were coming from all the different countries.

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They have made all great and impressive speeches. Of course, Lukas Winkler, Joachim Neckel,

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Richard Stark from the InnoCrafts company was making the conference with a time zone

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difference of 12 hours from New Zealand, Jorge Powers from the Digitalist AAB team in Sweden,

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Thomas Ekman from Germany, Nathan Freitas, Silva Arapi, as well. The Italian team represented

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by Davide Porovecchio, Pier Luigi Tassi, Claudio Czelligin, Thomas Czernik, Stéphane Konig,

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Peter Buhelke, Thomas Pearson, Christian Hallner, Valentin Bares, Baptiste Steven, Victor Vexei

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from Hungary, Boris Budini, Frédéric Forster, Aurélie Pauls, Cathy Newbay from the United

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Kingdom, and Ronan Elow. Sorry, Lukas, same questions again. Did I

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forget anyone here within this list? I hope you didn't.

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I'm sorry for my pronunciation as well. I would like, once more, to thank our sponsors,

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so Matomo, who, once more, allow us to create and use a logo which is similar to theirs

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and as well allow us to use Matomo within our communication support, who as well supported

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us in terms of communication. So, probably without their communication impact, we couldn't

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have reached you today, or at least some of you guys. So, I would like, once more, to

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say thank you, Matomo, and of course to provide the world with a free software and a GPL license.

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I would like to thank, as well, Empreinte Digital, who, as I said, are the one in charge

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of all the streaming parts. I would like to thank, once more, the company of Stefan König,

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who missed analytics, so as Sonora from Peter Voelker and Stairs from Ligue 1. And many

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others, as well, that I would like to thank, who, as I said, many organizers who have been

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speakers during this Matomo camp and who have spent a lot of time and energy within this

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project. And, of course, yes, I can answer shortly. Of course, the one organizer you

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forgot to mention is, of course, you, Roland, who initially had the idea to organize a Matomo

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camp and were the one getting everything started and planning the whole concept from the beginning.

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So thanks again for this. Yeah, thank you. Thank you so much. I have to say that I couldn't

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have made it without all of you guys and without all, let's say, the IT, free software technology

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expertise. I have to say that by myself, even with all the energy that I could brought into

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it, it's... I just put the energy of someone who wants to create an event and that's it.

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Thank you. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. And, of course, thank you to all of you,

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our attendees, because it's always hard to find some time on our working time to come

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and assist all those conferences. Thank you for all your kindness because we didn't have

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any trolling experience on the social networks. You have been all nice to each other through

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the chat. You played the game. You accepted to post some questions on chat.matomo.org.

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You sent some questions. And to the question that most of you will probably ask are where

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the materials are of the speakers and where the recording of the talks are. Well, the

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recording of the talks, correct me if I'm wrong, Lukas, but they will be posted on the

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URL named videos.matomocamp.org within the coming days, am I right?

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Yeah, we will set up the video platform in the next days and editing all the recordings,

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of course, will take some time and we will just go on and publish them once they're ready.

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So if you follow us on the social media accounts or if you look on the video platform every

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few days, you will be notified whenever a new recording is published.

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So yeah, if you just refresh matomocamp.org webpage from time to time, if you follow us

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on the social network, good chances that we will announce at some point that the videos

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are live. You can already find one, which is the one about the pre-matomo camp event.

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And if you have some time, I invite you to break meet.matomocamp.org, which is the based

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on work adventure, which is a social place on which you can move and meet the different

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people who are connected on the platform and then interact with them in real time in video

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and webcam.

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And I'm going to go there in something like two minutes once I finish this slide. And

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I really hope that I will have the opportunity to meet some of you guys there and to connect

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a little bit more like if we were in a physical presence. Lukas, Valentin, do you have any

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any things left that you would like to say before we close officially the event?

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Nothing major for me. Just thanks everyone for making this event possible and such a

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huge success as it was.

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Same for me. Just thank you for your time. All of your speakers and Lukas, especially.

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Perfect. Thank you guys. Take care of you. Have a good weekend. And for the one who still

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have time, just go on meet.matomocamp.org and we will be there in order to party. Have

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a great weekend and thanks for spending some time with us at Matomocamp. Bye.