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Cannes, France
4-7 November 2002
Sydney, Australia
12-15 November 2002
Florence, Italy
10-12 March 2003
San Diego, CA, USA
23-27 March 2003
Orlando, FL, USA
19-24 October 2003

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Tokyo, Japan
23-25 October 2002
Orlando, FL, USA
6-11 October 2002
Johannesburg, South Africa
4-7 August 2002
San Diego, CA, USA
29 April - 2 May 2002
Florence, Italy
8-10 April 2002


Daily Agenda
  
  


Tuesday 12 November
Wednesday 13 November
Thursday 14 November
Friday 15 November

Tuesday , 12 November 2002

9:30  - 10:30 What Exactly are Web Services?  (21A)
Dion Wiggins   
Track:   Tutorials
9:30  - 10:30 An Introductory Guide to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Concepts and Technologies (21B)
Kristian Steenstrup   
Track:   Tutorials
9:30  - 10:30 Internet Security 101  (21C)
Steve Bittinger   
Track:   Tutorials
9:30  - 10:30 What are Next-Generation Wireless Technologies?  (21D)
Nick Ingelbrecht   
Track:   Tutorials
9:30  - 10:30 Pitfalls to Avoid with Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) Projects  (21E)
Jacob Okyne   
Track:   Tutorials
9:30  - 10:30 Make the Most of Symposium/ITxpo (21F)
Mark Hollands   Geoff Johnson    
Track:   Tutorials
11:00  - 12:30 The Need for Speed - Driving the Real-Time Enterprise (22)
Bob Hayward   Andy Kyte   Daryl Plummer   John Roberts   
Track:   Mastermind Keynotes
11:00  - 12:30 The Need for Speed - Driving the Real-Time Enterprise (22A)
Bob Hayward   Betsy Burton   Andy Kyte   Daryl Plummer   John Roberts   
Track:   Mastermind Keynotes
12:30  - 13:45 Lunch
13:45  - 14:45 Lead Presentation: Business 2007: Drivers for Change (GartnerG2) (23A)
Andy Kyte   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
13:45  - 14:45 Lead Presentation: Enterprise Management Scenario: Managing the IT Infrastructure as a Business (23B)
John Roberts   
Track:   Service Delivery
13:45  - 14:45 Lead Presentation: Software Infrastructure Scenario: Architecture, Integration and Development  (23C)
Daryl Plummer   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
13:45  - 14:45 Lead Presentation: Government Scenario  (23D)
Andrea Di Maio   
Track:   Government
13:45  - 14:45 Lead Presentation: Systems and Networking Scenario: From Silicon to Airwaves  (23E)
Tom Bittman   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
13:45  - 14:45 Lead Presentation: Business Applications for the Real-Time Enterprise (23F)
Kristian Steenstrup   
Track:   Business Applications
13:45  - 14:45 Lead Presentation: Financial Services Scenario: Buckle Up - Rough Road Ahead (23G)
Susan Landry   
Track:   Financial Services
14:45  - 15:15 Break - Sponsored by Fujitsu Australia Limited
15:15  - 16:00 Management Dashboards: Single view of KPIs across the enterprise (24A)
Presented by: Business Objects   
15:15  - 16:00 Current Issues in Storage Management (24B)
Presented by: EMC   
15:15  - 16:00 Deriving business value from mobile solutions (24C)
Presented by: Hewlett-Packard Pty Ltd   
15:15  - 16:00 Integration Solutions for the 21st Century  (24D)
Presented by: IONA Technologies   
15:15  - 16:00 Web Content - How to manage it easily! (24E)
Presented by: Merant Pty Ltd   
15:15  - 16:00 Unlock the Value of IT Investments to Maximise Business Results  (24F)
Presented by: Mercury Interactive    
16:00  - 16:30 Break - Sponsored by Fujitsu Australia Limited
16:30  - 17:30 Business Scenario: Strategies for Business Growth (GartnerG2) (25A)
Richard Harris   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
16:30  - 17:30 The Application Development (AD) Scenario  (25B)
Joseph Feiman   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
16:30  - 17:30 IT Asset Management (ITAM): Coming of Age  (25C)
Jack Heine   
Track:   Service Delivery
16:30  - 17:30 The Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP II) Scenario  (25D)
Dan Miklovic   
Track:   Business Applications
16:30  - 17:30 Competing and Governing in a Connected Society (25E)
French Caldwell   
Track:   Government
16:30  - 17:30 Enterprise Hardware Vendors - What to Consider When All Servers Begin to Look the Same (25F)
Matthew Boon   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
16:30  - 17:30 What Can Enterprises Expect from Network Services Providers (NSPs)? (25G)
Andrew Chetham   
Track:   Service Delivery
17:30  - 18:30 Welcome Reception - Proudly Sponsored by Mercury Interactive

Wednesday , 13 November 2002

8:30  - 9:30 CIO Agenda for Productivity and Growth (31A)
Marianne Broadbent   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
8:30  - 9:30 Best Practices in IT Project Management  (31B)
Michael Gale   
Track:   Business Applications
8:30  - 9:30 Web Services Scenario: Setting and Resetting Expectations  (31C)
David Smith   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
8:30  - 9:30 PC Hardware: Critical Infrastructure or Meaningless Commodity?  (31D)
Ian Bertram   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
8:30  - 9:30 Managing Nightmare Contracts  (31E)
Jack Heine   
Track:   Service Delivery
8:30  - 9:30 e-Learning & Collaboration Scenario: Leverage Your Infrastructure (31F)
Steve Bittinger   
Track:   Service Delivery
8:30  - 9:30 Opportunities with the Mobile Consumer (GartnerG2) (31G)
Ken Dulaney   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
9:30  - 10:00 Break - Sponsored by IXOS Software Australia
10:00  - 11:00 Gaining IT Credibility by Managing for Value (32A)
Andy Kyte   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
10:00  - 11:00 The Methods and Mechanics of Managing Mobile Users (32B)
Ray Paquet   
Track:   Service Delivery
10:00  - 11:00 Architecture for the Enterprise Nervous System (ENS) (32C)
Greta James   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
10:00  - 11:00 Meeting Consumer Demand in a Multichannel World (GartnerG2) (32D)
Richard Harris   
Track:   Business Applications
10:00  - 11:00 Services & Sourcing Scenario  (32E)
Ian Marriott   
Track:   Service Delivery
10:00  - 11:00 Storage 2002 and Beyond: Prediction for When Net Worlds Collide (32F)
Philip Sargeant   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
10:00  - 11:00 Powerhouse Vendor Scenario: Battle for Platform and Application Dominance (32G)
Betsy Burton   Kristian Steenstup   
Track:   Special Sessions
11:00  - 11:30 Break - Sponsored by IXOS Software Australia
11:30  - 12:15 The Virtual Workplace of Tomorrow is Here. Today. (33A)
Presented by: CITRIX Systems   
11:30  - 12:15 Corporate Performance Management: The Missing Link Between Strategy and Outcome (33B)
Presented by: Cognos   
11:30  - 12:15 CRM Strategy from Infancy to Implementation (33C)
Presented by: SAS Australia & New Zealand   
11:30  - 12:15 Real Time Information Network  (33D)
Presented by: SeeBeyond   
11:30  - 12:15 Identity Management for a Connected World  (33E)
Presented by: Sun Microsystems   
12:15  - 13:30 Lunch
13:30  - 14:30 The Mobile Scenario: Bite-Size Business on Pocket-Size Devices (34A)
Robin Simpson   
Track:   Business Applications
13:30  - 14:30 Assessing the Real Value of e-Government  (34B)
Andrea Di Maio   
Track:   Government
13:30  - 14:30 The Business Implications of Companies Becoming a Real-Time Enterprise (GartnerG2) (34C)
John Roberts   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
13:30  - 14:30 The IT Process War: It's Not My Problem (34D)
Ray Paquet   
Track:   Service Delivery
13:30  - 14:30 Application Server Scenario: From Stovepipes to Services (34E)
Mark Driver   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
13:30  - 14:30 Retail Financial Services (34F)
Susan Landry   
Track:   Financial Services
13:30  - 14:30 The Asia/Pacific Hardware Landscape  (34G)
Martin Gilliland   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
14:30  - 15:00 Break - Sponsored by Dell Computer
15:00  - 16:00 Strategic Technology Planning: Picking the Winners  (35A)
Bob Hayward   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
15:00  - 16:00 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Scenario: Aligning Your TCO to Match Your Mission  (35B)
Mike Lafford   
Track:   Service Delivery
15:00  - 16:00 Business Process Management's (BPM) Next Big Adventure (35C)
David McCoy   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
15:00  - 16:00 Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Moving From Disillusionment to Real Value (GartnerG2)  (35D)
Scott Nelson   
Track:   Business Applications
15:00  - 16:00 The Networking Scenario  (35E)
Geoff Johnson   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
15:00  - 16:00 IT Services: A Manifesto for Users and Providers (35F)
Rolf Jester   
Track:   Service Delivery
15:00  - 16:00 The Enterprise Workplace Scenario: Managing Diversity (35G)
Simon Hayward   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
16:00  - 16:30 Break - Sponsored by Dell Computer
16:30  - 17:15 Policy Based Management - What's In It For Me?  (36A)
Presented by: Hitachi Data Systems   
16:30  - 17:15 Building a Secure Platform for Trustworthy Computing  (36B)
Presented by: Microsoft   
16:30  - 17:15 Case Study: HIC's rationale for using Rational Software as part of their strategy for business improvement (36C)
Presented by: Rational Software Pty Ltd   
16:30  - 17:15 Achieving Data Liquidity in Your Enterprise (36D)
Presented by: Sybase   
16:30  - 17:15 Future Proofing your WLAN Investment AND WWAN Promises Fulfilled - Field Workers get Voice & Data Connectivity (36E)
Presented by: Symbol Technologies Inc.   
17:30  - 18:30 Best Practices and Trends in Business Continuity Planning  (37A)
Michele Caminos   
Track:   Service Delivery
17:30  - 18:30 Bridging the Gap: Business Ownership of IT Initiatives  (37B)
Richard Harris   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
17:30  - 18:30 Outsourcing Today: Issues and Options for Government (37C)
Jim Longwood   
Track:   Government
17:30  - 18:30 Data Warehousing Scenario  (37D)
Betsy Burton   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
17:30  - 18:30 Creating the Security-Aware Enterprise (GartnerG2) (37E)
Rich Mogull   
Track:   Service Delivery
17:30  - 18:30 Supply Chain Scenario  (37F)
Dan Miklovic   
Track:   Business Applications
17:30  - 18:30 Rich Media Landscape – Streaming Content on the Web (37G)
Andrew Chetham   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
18:30  - 20:00 Networking Reception - Proudly Sponsored by: SeeBeyond

Thursday , 14 November 2002

9:00  - 10:00 Developing the CIO's Leadership Team (41A)
Andrew Rowsell-Jones   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
9:00  - 10:00 Information Security Strategies Scenario: Protecting Corporate Assets  (41B)
Rich Mogull   
Track:   Service Delivery
9:00  - 10:00 Front-Line Computing: Battle of the Devices (41C)
Ken Dulaney   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
9:00  - 10:00 Architecture for Systematic and Opportunistic Business Needs (41D)
Beniot Lheureux   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
9:00  - 10:00 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) The Second Time Around (41E)
Scott Nelson   
Track:   Business Applications
9:00  - 10:00 Measuring the Impact of Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) Based Process Improvement Programs (41F)
Jacob Okyne   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
9:00  - 10:00 Powerhouse Vendor Scenario: Systems Market Consolidation (41G)
Betsy Burton   Matthew Boon   
Track:   Special Sessions
10:00  - 10:30 Break
10:30  - 11:30 Providers as Partners: New Principles, Practices and Attitudes  (42A)
Ian Marriott   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
10:30  - 11:30 Convergence - More Than Voice Over IP  (42B)
Geoff Johnson   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
10:30  - 11:30 Web Services Standards: De Facto, De Jure or Defunct (42C)
David Smith   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
10:30  - 11:30 Strategic Workforce Management Applications  (42D)
Simon Hayward   
Track:   Business Applications
10:30  - 11:30 Business Activity Monitoring Scenario: Visibility for the Real-Time Enterprise (42E)
David McCoy   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
10:30  - 11:30 Information Security in Asia/Pacific (42F)
Steve Bittinger   
Track:   Service Delivery
10:30  - 11:30 Emerging Technology Challenges in Financial Services (42G)
Susan Landry   
Track:   Financial Services
11:30  - 12:00 Break
12:00  - 12:45 IBM, Business Consulting Services - Changing the face of Professional Services (43A)
Presented by: IBM   
12:00  - 12:45 Why aren't business people making better business decisions? - They need better information on their business (43B)
Presented by: Brio Software   
12:00  - 12:45 Responding to Change with JADE (43C)
Presented by: Jade Software Corporation   
12:00  - 12:45 Secure Identity Management, J2EE and .Net - Choice without Compromise (43D)
Presented by: Novell   
12:00  - 12:45 Lowering IT Costs with Oracle E-Business Suite Outsourcing (43E)
Presented by: Oracle Corporation   
12:45  - 14:00 Lunch
14:00  - 15:00 Creating Effective IT Governance (44A)
Marianne Broadbent   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
14:00  - 15:00 Emerging Trends and Technologies Scenario: Technology Radar Screen  (44B)
Bob Hayward   
Track:   Special Sessions
14:00  - 15:00 Enterprise Portal Scenario: The New Centre of Convergence (44C)
Mark Gilbert   
Track:   Business Applications
14:00  - 15:00 Wireless Local-Area Networks (LANs) and Personal-Area Networks (PANs): Broadband Between the Wires (44D)
Ken Dulaney   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
14:00  - 15:00 Building Composite Applications (44E)
Beniot Lheureux   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
14:00  - 15:00 Setting Priorities for IT Investments  (44F)
Jose Ruggero   
Track:   Service Delivery
14:00  - 15:00 Beyond the Internet Bubble Burst: The Future of e-Payments (44G)
Greta James   
Track:   Financial Services
15:00  - 15:30 Break
15:30  - 16:30 Business Intelligence Scenario: Insight for All  (45A)
David McCoy   
Track:   Business Applications
15:30  - 16:30 Maximising Your Most Important IT Investment — Your People  (45B)
Simon Hayward   
Track:   Service Delivery
15:30  - 16:30 Java vs. .NET: Competition or Cooperation? (45C)
Mark Driver   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
15:30  - 16:30 System Consolidation - Does More Mean Less or Can Less Mean More  (45D)
Matthew Boon   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
15:30  - 16:30 What New Dimension of Architecture is Critical to the 'Real-Time Enterprise'?  (45E)
Daryl Plummer   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
15:30  - 16:30 Business Process Outsourcing (BPO): Climbing the Learning Curve (45F)
Rolf Jester   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
15:30  - 16:30 Critical Infrastructure Protection (45G)
French Caldwell   Kristian Steenstrup   
15:30  - 16:30 Architectures and Middleware for the Mobile Wireless Enterprise (51G)
Robin Simpson   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
16:30  - 17:00 Break
17:00  - 18:00 Knowledge Management (KM) Scenario (46A)
French Caldwell   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
17:00  - 18:00 Seven Simple Steps to a Better IT Bottom Line  (46B)
Jose Ruggero    
Track:   Service Delivery
17:00  - 18:00 The Future of Linux in the Enterprise  (46C)
Philip Sargeant   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
17:00  - 18:00 Application Integration for Business Agility (46D)
Greta James   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
17:00  - 18:00 Measuring Success in IT Service Management (46E)
Ray Paquet   
Track:   Service Delivery
17:00  - 18:00 New Customer Service Solutions (CSS): Broader, Better  (46F)
Steve Bittinger   
Track:   Business Applications
17:00  - 18:00 Going Offshore to Globally Source IT Services  (46G)
Joseph Feiman   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
18:00  - 22:30 Evening Event

Friday , 15 November 2002

8:30  - 9:30 Measuring the Business Value of IT (51A)
Tony Murphy   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
8:30  - 9:30 Gartner Predicts: The Future of IT Management (51B)
Andy Kyte   
Track:   Service Delivery
8:30  - 9:30 Enterprise Content Management: Scenario for Success  (51C)
Mark Gilbert   
Track:   Business Applications
8:30  - 9:30 Extensible Markup Language (XML) Builds Collaborative Commerce (51D)
Dion Wiggins   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
8:30  - 9:30 The Future of Windows in the Data Centre (51E)
Tom Bittman   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
8:30  - 9:30 Impact of Privacy and Security Regulations and Standards (51F)
Rich Mogull   
Track:   Government
9:30  - 10:00 Break
10:00  - 11:00 Systems and Networking Panel (52A)
Ian Bertram   Tom Bittman   Ken Dulaney   Geoff Johnson   
Track:   Systems & Networking Hardware
10:00  - 11:00 Strategy Panel (52B)
Bob Hayward   Richard Harris   Andrew Rowsell-Jones   Andy Kyte   
Track:   Business & IT Strategies
10:00  - 11:00 Government and Public Sector Panel (52C)
French Caldwell   Steve Bittinger   Andrea Di Maio   Tony Murphy   
Track:   Government
10:00  - 11:00 Applications Panel (52D)
Kristian Steenstrup   Mark Gilbert   Dan Miklovic   Scott Nelson   
Track:   Business Applications
10:00  - 11:00 Software Panel (52E)
Dion Wiggins   Joseph Feiman   Beniot Lheureux   Daryl Plummer   
Track:   Software Engineering & Architecture
10:00  - 11:00 Operations Panel (52F)
John Roberts   Jack Heine   Ian Marriott   Ray Paquet   
Track:   Service Delivery
11:00  - 11:45 Break
11:45  - 12:45 What's IT Going To Do for Me Tomorrow - The Future of IT (53)
Craig Baty   
Track:   Mastermind Keynotes
11:45  - 12:45 What's IT Going To Do for Me Tomorrow - The Future of IT (53A)
Craig Baty   
Track:   Mastermind Keynotes





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