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Throughout the week, we will be offering a variety of 15-minute product and educational presentations in the Gartner theater and showcase area. Come and learn more about Gartner services that are designed to map to your technology and business needs.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Getting the Most From gartner.com
(GTP01)
8:00 am - 8:15 am 24 March 2003
Stoehs, Brian
A quick tutorial of the key areas on our Web site. Attend this session for hints on effective searching, tips for Alert creation, how to locate Gartner conferences, and an overview of the newest additions to the site. This training is useful for all users of gartner.com?both client and non-client.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Aligning IT with the Business
(GTP02)
8:15 am - 8:30 am 24 March 2003
Bergstrom, Len
The CIO needs to understand how well business and IT are aligned, and communicate IT’s impact on the enterprise to business management. Alignment is a prerequisite for delivering IT value, and is on the critical path for using IT to improve business performance. Alignment can be measured, and consequently can be managed and improved.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Real Time Enterprise-Assessment
(GTP03)
8:30 am - 8:45 am 24 March 2003
Solon, Bob
In today's business environment of better, faster, cheaper and more agile, one area that's going to need drastic improvement is Application Development (AD) Time-to-Market. We take a look at AD Time-to-Market trends as observed by Gartner and what needs to change for application development to support RTE.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Enterprise Architecture-The Multi-Enterprise Grid and Enterprise Nervous System
(GTP04)
11:00 am - 11:15 am 24 March 2003
Karlsson, Magnus
The starting point for the Enterprise Nervous Systems (ENS) is the multi-enterprise grid. In this session we explore the linkages between the multi-enterprise grid, the enterprise nervous systems and enterprise architecture. We also examine the critical success factors for deploying an ENS.
Gartner Theater Presentation: How to Understand Your Customers Beliefs
(GTP05)
1:15 pm - 1:30 pm 24 March 2003
Carr, Judy
Consumer thinking has evolved. That’s no secret. But you must understand the psychological changes linked to these three central business strategies:
- Don't bet on tomorrow for customer loyalty, market changes or valuation of your company.
- Retreat to your REAL core competency?get rid of everything else.
- Redo your brand.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Enterprise Networking - Network and Telecom Membership Program
(GTP06)
1:30 pm - 1:45 pm 24 March 2003
Pultz, Jay
This presentation delves into the business and technology challenges facing Network and Telecom Mangers which are at the heart of the promised benefits of real-time networking and continuous availability. It discusses how Gartner membership programs provides relevant and targeted expertise in a single program to help make informed technology, architecture, vendor and cost decisions for the enterprise network.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Technologies of the Real Time
(GTP07)
3:00 pm - 3:15 pm 24 March 2003
Raskino, Mark
What are the key technologies of the real-time enterprise and which ones should you consider deploying? In this 15-minute presentation we briefly review the main technologies and their role in the real-time enterprise endeavor.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Measuring Business Value-The Key to IT Initiative Success
(GTP08)
4:30 pm - 4:45 pm 24 March 2003
Fulton, Roger
Gartner research shows that many business-IT initiatives turn into a huge waste of time and money due to communication breakdown between business and IT executives. There are not enough conversations on the topic of measuring and demonstrating value to the business. Learn more about the steps necessary to engage in regular business and project reviews with a focus on business performance value assessment.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Decision Making in The Real-Time Enterprise
(GTP09)
7:45 am - 8:00 am 25 March 2003
Kelly, Jerry Chin, Ken
Gartner Decision Tools deliver software applications, services and methodologies that perform cost-of-ownership analysis, analyze the impact of technology innovations and improve vendor selection projects. Join us for an interactive look at this powerful tool, and gain an understanding of the methodologies that they embody, and how they enable The Real Time Enterprise.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Introduction to Membership Programs
(GTP10)
9:30 am - 9:45 am 25 March 2003
Demareski, Kristine
Gartner Membership Programs bring targeted decision-making power to IT professionals. Learn how Gartner combines targeted research tools with powerful vendor selection and cost models and custom workshops to help you make better, more cost-effective decisions.
Gartner Theater Presentation: IT Strategy for RTE-Roadmap for business transformation
(GTP12)
11:00 am - 11:15 am 25 March 2003
Belmonte, Rick
Moving toward RTE will require companies to rethink how they leverage IT in facilitating the transformation. The place to start is to develop an IT strategy that defines a direction for IT that will enable your company to become an RTE. Gartner adopts an RTE perspective in developing IT strategies with our clients.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Getting the Most From gartner.com
(GTP11)
12:30 pm - 12:45 pm 25 March 2003
Stoehs, Brian
A quick tutorial of the key areas on our Web site. Attend this session for hints on effective searching, tips for Alert creation, how to locate Gartner conferences, and an overview of the newest additions to the site. This training is useful for all users of gartner.com?both client and non-client.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Building the Business Value of IT People
(GTP13)
12:45 pm - 1:00 pm 25 March 2003
Poppell, Rick
In order to fully realize the business value of IT, you must ensure that your IT workforce is poised and equipped to support the desired alignment between the IT function and the overall business. This presentation reviews the critical elements of IT human capital management that are necessary to ensure this critical alignment.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Digital Pearl Harbor: What’s the Real Threat?
(GTP14)
1:15 pm - 1:30 pm 25 March 2003
Hunter, Richard
Public officials and the media have speculated wildly about a cyber-terrorist "Digital Pearl Harbor" attack. In July 2002, Gartner and the U.S. Naval War College war-gamed cyber-attacks on four critical U.S. infrastructures. This presentation describes the implications for critical infrastructure security.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Measuring the Business Value of IT
(GTP15)
1:30 pm - 1:45 pm 25 March 2003
Sechrest, Lynn
To get where you want to be, you have to know where you stand in relation to peers, to justify IT investment and to meet the business goals of the enterprise. In a challenging business environment, the efficiencies you extract from your IT investment will have a major positive impact on competitiveness.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Enterprise Architecture?Assessment
(GTP16)
3:00 pm - 3:15 pm 25 March 2003
Stanley, Craig
It is no longer cheaper to “add storage rather than manage it." Today, enterprises need to develop a process for evaluating storage costs and usage, accurately predicting their storage needs and to be capable of determining which storage technologies are the best fit for their enterprises.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Total Value of Opportunity?Measuring the Real Value of IT
(GTP17)
4:30 pm - 4:45 pm 25 March 2003
Murphy, Dan
IT value cannot be based on financial data alone. Gartner presents a new methodology and tool for measuring the total value of IT?Total Value of Opportunity (TVO), based on the metrics that drive bottom-line business performance.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Enterprise Architecture Framework for Architects & Planners
(GTP18)
7:45 am - 8:00 am 26 March 2003
Rosser, Bill
This presentation delves into the definitions, intent, scope, components and results that combine to create a standard architectural framework that makes sense for both business and IT and discusses Gartner membership program for Enterprise Architects and IT Planners.
Gartner Theater Presentation: An Enterprise Architecture Model
(GTP19)
9:00 am - 9:15 am 26 March 2003
Schulman, Jeff
New business requirements demand a level of interoperability that cannot be supported by our current systems and architectures. The basic concepts of architecture need to be redefined. This presentation discusses the impact of business requirements on architectures, and how to reflect that impact in architectural models. It will also address the new models available to achieve dynamic business linkage and existing tools and techniques to implement this new style of architecture.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Business Value of IT (BVIT)?Putting Concepts into Practice
(GTP20)
10:30 am - 10:45 am 26 March 2003
MacDorman, John
With continued business challenges to compete in a tight economy, there are ongoing pressures to reduce IT spending and question the value of IT initiatives. The Gartner BVIT service is a collection of processes, tools and techniques designed to define and align the value of IT with the business. We will describe our Six-Step Process developed on the Five Pillars of IT benefits realization.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Achieving Business Value from Technology
(GTP21)
12:45 pm - 1:00 pm 26 March 2003
Murphy, Tony
Is ROI enough to justify your IT investment? This presentation challenges a number of "sacred cows,” most notably the fixation on ROI. From his new book, Achieving Business Value from Technology, Gartner Vice President and Consultant Tony Murphy walks through the Five Pillars of Benefits Realization, a process and a methodology that indicate whether your investment is really a good idea for your organization despite how good the numbers look.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Dynamic Duo: Wireless Content and Advertisement
(GTP22)
1:00 pm - 1:15 pm 26 March 2003
McGuire, Mike
"Wireless entertainment" is touted as the next engine of growth for wireless carriers and content companies. In this session we provide an overview of the GartnerG2 view of wireless entertainment and the hidden asset that will make it relevant over the long haul: advertising.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Building the Business Value of IT People
(GTP23)
2:30 pm - 2:45 pm 26 March 2003
Poppell, Rick
In order to fully realize the business value of IT, you must ensure that your IT workforce is poised and equipped to support the desired alignment between the IT function and the overall business. This presentation reviews the critical elements of IT human capital management that are necessary to ensure this critical alignment.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Enterprise Networking - Network and Telecom Membership Program
(GTP24)
3:00 pm - 3:15 pm 26 March 2003
Pultz, Jay
This presentation delves into the business and technology challenges facing Network and Telecom Mangers which are at the heart of the promised benefits of real-time networking and continuous availability. It discusses how Gartner membership programs provides relevant and targeted expertise in a single program to help make informed technology, architecture, vendor and cost decisions for the enterprise network.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Technologies of the Real Time
(GTP25)
3:45 pm - 4:00 pm 26 March 2003
Raskino, Mark
What are the key technologies of the real-time enterprise and which ones should you consider deploying? In this 15-minute presentation we briefly review the main technologies and their role in the real-time enterprise endeavor.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Building the Business Value of IT People
(GTP27)
5:00 pm - 5:15 pm 26 March 2003
Poppell, Rick
In order to fully realize the business value of IT, you must ensure that your IT workforce is poised and equipped to support the desired alignment between the IT function and the overall business. This presentation reviews the critical elements of IT human capital management that are necessary to ensure this critical alignment.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Getting the Most From gartner.com
(GTP26)
7:45 am - 8:00 am 27 March 2003
Stoehs, Brian
A quick tutorial of the key areas on our Web site. Attend this session for hints on effective searching, tips for Alert creation, how to locate Gartner conferences, and an overview of the newest additions to the site. This training is useful for all users of gartner.com?both client and non-client.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Managing and Understanding Enterprise Architecture Decisions
(GTP28)
9:00 am - 9:15 am 27 March 2003
Kelly, Jerry Chin, Ken
Gartner Decision Tools deliver software applications, services and methodologies that perform cost of ownership analysis, analyze the impact of technology innovations, and improve vendor selection projects. Join us for an interactive look at these powerful tools, and gain an understanding of the methodologies that they embody, and how they support EA projects.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Creating an Agile and Dynamic Architecture?The Components
(GTP29)
10:30 am - 10:45 am 27 March 2003
Rosser, Bill
The new Gartner Enterprise Architecture framework incorporates four elements: the business relationship grid, business processes and styles, patterns, and building blocks or bricks. Together, they provide a powerful set of components for creating and documenting a more business-driven, agile and dynamic architecture. This presentation examines each of the elements and how organizations can incorporate traditional architecture domains into this new forward-looking perspective.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Enterprise Architecture Framework for Architects & Planners
(GTP30)
12:45 pm - 1:00 pm 27 March 2003
Schulman, Jeff
This presentation delves into the definitions, intent, scope, components and results that combine to create a standard architectural framework that makes sense for both business and IT and discusses Gartner membership program for Enterprise Architects and IT Planners.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Building the Business Value of IT People
(GTP31)
1:00 pm - 1:15 pm 27 March 2003
Poppell, Rick
In order to fully realize the business value of IT, you must ensure that your IT workforce is poised and equipped to support the desired alignment between the IT function and the overall business. This presentation reviews the critical elements of IT human capital management that are necessary to ensure this critical alignment.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Introduction to Membership Programs
(GTP32)
2:30 pm - 2:45 pm 27 March 2003
Roberto, Brion
Gartner Membership Programs bring targeted decision-making power to IT professionals. Learn how Gartner combines targeted research tools with powerful vendor selection and cost models and custom workshops to help you make better, more cost-effective decisions.
Gartner Theater Presentation: Total Value of Opportunity?Measuring the Real Value of IT
(GTP33)
4:00 pm - 4:15 pm 27 March 2003
Murphy, Dan
IT value cannot be based on financial data alone. Gartner presents a new methodology and tool for measuring the total value of IT?Total Value of Opportunity (TVO), based on the metrics that drive bottom-line business performance.
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