I have participated in Free Software projects since the 90s. Today from LPI, I am focused on generating alliances and business in Spanish speaking countries. I have collaborated with the Ministry of Education of the Government of Peru in Free Software and Open Source projects. I am a Professor and researcher of free technologies at Universidad Peruana. Involved in business around free software to generate an ecosystem where people and companies increase their opportunities. I love my family and I am a faithful believer that if you do good things, good things will happen to you.

He felt in love with Unix and its Philosophy in the early 1990’s and became a Linux user before the kernel reached version 1.0. Since 1997 he has been living out of Free and Open Source related services and he is a true believer Agile and Linux are two tales of a same community. Cesar has also worked with educational institutions in Brasil helping create success business models using Free and Open Source Technology enterprises, generating employment and income for hundreds of people. He also wrote books on agile methodologies, computer programming, technology in education and if you look carefully into the Kindle store you will find also a novel and a sci-fi story. Cesar translated several books into Portuguese (such as The Mythical Man-Month and The Design of Design, both by Fred Brooks, Jr.) and reviewed a good amount of articles and books both in English and Portuguese (such as The $1 Prototype, by Greg Nudelman).

Juan Ibarra is a Systems Analyst and university professor at the Polytechnic Faculty of the National University of the East in Paraguay. With 10 years of experience in IT, he has been using Linux and open source technologies since the beginning of his professional career as a web developer, data analyst and currently as Partner Success Manager(PSM) for the LPI.