THEATRE A
Tuesday, 21st June 2011
With rapid development in the IT sector over the past 12 months, Cloud Computing is now gaining the ground that for so long has been shrouded in hype. Referencing current market conditions and based on the experience of those behind some of the most successful Cloud projects of the year, the opening session on ‘Cloud Approach’ provides you with new perspectives and insight to help you determine your next enterprise IT moves
0945 – 1000 Chair Introduction
Chairman: Mike Spink, Director, Nephologic
1000 – 1030 Cloudscape: An Overview of the Current World Marketplace
• The business value of Cloud Computing
• Public / Private / Hybrid
• Summary of the last 12 months
Mike Hill, VP for Enterprise Initiatives Cloud Computing, IBM
1040 – 1100 Cloud Computing - A User Experience
• Aspirations and expectations for cloud
• Actual experiences with three projects
• Leassons learnt / Next steps planned
Mike Wright, CIO, Man Group
1110 – 1140 Google Case Study
• What lessons has Google learnt from consumer IT?
• What are the trends in the market that are driving innovation in IT?
• Is Cloud the platform for the future?
Robert Whiteside, Head-UK, Ireland, Benelux, Google Enterprise
1150 – 1210 Public Sector and Cloud Computing
• The business case for the G-Cloud
• Best practice adoption strategies and integration
• Government App Store (GAS)
Bill McCluggage, Deputy Government CIO & Director of ICT Strategy & Policy, Government Cabinet Office
1220 – 1250 Embracing the future of productivity
• Develop deeper understanding of Microsoft’s cloud strategy
• Discover how integrated cloud solutions can help boost productivity and efficiency today
Scott Dodds, Marketing and Operations Director, Microsoft UK
Afternoon Chairman: Richard Sykes, Industry Analyst and Consultant
1300 – 1320 Cloud as a Game Changing Business Strategy
• Cloud as a business strategy
• The impact on project management
Adrian Gardner, CIO, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
1330 – 1350 Cloud Computing Strategy in Ferrovial
• What is cloud computing?
• IT in Ferrovial: our challenges and future plans
• Our cloud computing strategy
Federico Florez, CIO, Ferrovial
1400 – 1430 Panel : The Economic Imperative of Cloud Computing
• What are the hidden costs of adoption for a business?
• How can ROI be demonstrated?
• Private vs. Public cloud: Does service determine cost?
Moderator: Maxwell Cooter, Editor, Cloud Pro
• Edward Chandler, Group General Manager, Business Development UK & Ireland, Mastercard Worldwide
• Karima Serageldin, Director, Ariadne Capital
• Neil Sholay, Director communications, EMEA, Oracle Fusion Middleware
• Eachan Fletcher, Vice-President of Technology, Expedia
Research shows that security and privacy is one of the main concerns of potential Cloud adopters. We are all aware of the benefits that Cloud Computing can bring, empowering a global computing model over the Internet Infrastructure. However, without adequate security and privacy solutions this could become a huge failure. This session explores the roadblocks and solutions to providing a trustworthy Cloud Computing environment.
1440 - 1500 Protecting the Cloud: Privacy and Security Issues in Cloud Computing
• Privacy and security – the current and future challenges
• Jurisdiction in the cloud – the differences in international laws and compliance issues
• Implementation – the difficulties affecting global compliance and potential litigation
Michael Vatis, Partner, Steptoe & Johnson
1510 – 1540 Malware for the Cloud
• The real and perceived cloud security challenges and obstacles
• Identifying what should and should NOT move to the cloud
• Protecting the data that flows to and through the cloud
• Defending against inbound cloud-borne threats
Marc Olesen, Senior VP and GM, McAfee Content and Cloud Security
1550 - 1610 Powering the Future of Business
• How to capitalise on current technology trends
• Challenges faced when improving business agility and productivity
• Empowering businesses to achieve sustainable growth
Bill Chang, Executive VP, Buisness Group, SingTel
1620 – 1650 Panel: Security in the Cloud
• Is this still the big issue?
• What are the benefits of single sign-on?
• How can you trust a provider?
Moderator: Paul Fisher, Editor, SC Magazine
• Peter Bassill, CISO, Gala Coral Group
• Etienne Greef, Professional Services Director, SecureData
• Aneta Podsiadla, EU Security and Privacy Policy Manager, TechAmerica Europe (formerly AeA Europe)
• Norman Lindsey, Senior Principal Expert for Cloud Solutions, Huawei Technologies
1700 – Onwards Networking Drinks sponsored by Interxion
Wednesday, 22nd June 2011
As consumption patterns change, the enterprise is seeing a dramatic increase in the usage of data by individuals. Data is stored in multiple locations and the need to move seamlessly between these modes exists like never before. The growing popularity of Cloud Computing services heralds an evolution in the way business is going to be carried out in the future. With this comes disruption to current business models. This session analyses the best practice business models, IT strategy and techniques for Cloud adoption.
0945 – 1000 Chair Introduction
Chairman: David Terrar, Director, D2C
1000 – 1030 Hybrid Cloud: Is it a Bridge Too Far?
• Is it just wishful thinking?
• Public vs. private cloud
• Optimsing the performance of cloud computing
Norman Lindsey, Senior Principal Expert for Cloud Solutions, Huawei Technologies
1040 – 1100 Using Cloud for the Greater Good
• Cloud Computing helping charities
• Vital cost-cutting
Marcus East, CIO, Comic Relief
1110 – 1140 Information in Motion: How Clouds Will Create Value and More Resilient Organizations
• Increases in production of data
• Everyone produces as well as consumes
• Clouds and the potential for creating a new paradigm for communicating and collaborating in business and the public sector
Alan Cohen, Vice President, Global Public Sector and Industry Solutions, Cisco Systems Inc.
1150 – 1210 Fireside Chat: Is Cloud Computing Still a Mystery for SMEs?
• Are developers designing bespoke products for the SME market?
• How they can best incorporate the technology into their existing infrastructure?
Moderator: Ian Osborne, Project Director, Intellect (KTN)
• Lorenza Brescia, EMEA Director Cloud Services, AMI Partners
• Kate Craig-Wood, MD, Memset
Afternoon Chairman: Richard Sykes, Industry Analyst and Consultant
1220 – 1250 Panel: With Every Silver Lining there’s a Cloud
• Opportunities in deployment not to be missed
• Maximise your return on Infrastructure
• Rollover vs. Failover
• Reasons for not choosing cloud?
Moderator: Andy Burton, Chirman, Cloud Industry Forum
• Michael Sheehy, Senior System Architect, ASOS
• Myron Hrycyk, CIO, Severn Trent
• Joel Reid, Enterprise Sector Manager, Akamai Technologies
• Jelle Frank van der Zwet, Manager Marketing Cloud Segment, Interxion
1300 – 1320 Legacy to ??? A Pragmatic Approach to Adopting Cloud Based Services
• Cloud services as an alternative but not a silver bullet
• The multiple steps required in moving from an old legacy environment
• The difference in defining required services and services levels
Stuart Birrell, CIO, Gatwick Airport
1330 – 1350 10 Things: How to Choose your Cloud Management Software
• Why mass-market hosting providers are moving to the cloud using cloud management tools to enable IaaS and run cloud services
• The specific needs for the hosting industry in the cloud
• Ten things hosts should consider when choosing a cloud platform
Ditlev Bredahl, CEO, OnApp
1400 – 1430 Cloud Forecast – Storm
• Has the storm passed?
• What lightning bolts can we expect?
• What’s new under the sun?
Ian Mitchell,FBCS, Chief Architect, Fujitsu UK & Ireland
1440 – 1500 Cloud Services as an Extension of IT Infrastructure
• Enterprise solution for test, development, QA, and production systems
• Self or fully managed options
• Consumption based-billing model
Denis Martin, Executive VP and CTO, NaviSite Europe Ltd
1510 – 1540 Cloud Security into 2012
• The challenges of information security in dynamic cloud environments
• How to enterprises move forward securely
• A vision for security as a cloud computing enabler
Peter Craig, Senior Product Marketing Manager, EMEA, Trend Micro
1550 – 1610 Cloud Computing Development and Huawei Cloud Strategy
• the convergence of IT and CT…
• Key to the cloud computing development…
• Huawei cloud application…
William Dong, President IT Solution Sales Dept. Enterprise Business Group, Huawei Technologies
1620 – 1650 Panel – Making Better-Informed Decisions for Your Organisation
Moderator: Andy Burton, Chairman, Cloud Industry Forum
• Jay Muelhoefer, VP Cloud, Platform Computing
• John Jester, Director and General Manager of the Enterprise and Partner Group, Microsoft
• Glen Beamson, International CIO, Standard Bank
• Maggie Miller, US Partner, Elix-IRR
THEATRE B
Tuesday, 21st June 2011
Extensive growth in under-utilized, costly servers and storage is rapidly draining business resources while the cost of capital needed to support this growth is escalating. It’s becoming increasingly apparent we need to do more with less. The opening session in the "Cloud Build" Theatre will address these challenges.
0945 – 1000 Chair Introduction
Sheldon Witney, Co-Founder, Slanted Solutions Limited
1000 – 1030 Platform as a Service in Action
• Real world examples
• The benefits of PaaS
• A real world demonstration
Matt Davies, Director of Product Marketing, Cordys
Richard Helliar, UK Sales Director, Cordys
1040 – 1100 Developing and Implementing a Cloud Strategy
• BBC's approach in developing a Cloud Strategy
• The model for understanding the suitability of Cloud for data and workflows
John Beaver, Strategic Infrastructure Manager, BBC
1110 – 1140 Panel: Cloud with Integrity: How cloud services are built to meet Government and Enterprise needs
• Primary concerns for cloud include security, compliance, reliability/quality, and control
• A virtualized end-to end infrastructure with robust network services enables the delivery of differentiated services
• In this discussion with service providers we’ll explore current offerings, and what it takes to meet customer’s demand for a secure cloud offering
• Bill Horan, Techincal Account Manager, Intel Corp
• Blake P. Sallé, Senior Vice-President, Worldwide Sales & Channels, VCE
• John Simcox, Director, Current Analysis
• Alfredo Nulli, Head of Cloud Computing Marketing Europe, CISCO
• Dominic Jones, Director of Products & Marketing, Cable&Wireless Worldwide
1150 – 1210 Commercial Risks and Opportunities in Cloud Computing
• New opportunities in cloud
• The technical implications
• Are the commercial risks and opportunities worth taking?
Antony Hayes, Head of CIO Office and Vendor Management, Royal Mail
1220 – 1250 Application Performance in the Clous is a Business Issue
• The performance of cloud-based applications has a direct impact on adoption & revenue
• The current generation of APM tools do not work effectively with cloud-based applications
• Achieving your desired cloud business objectives requires a new approach to application performance management.
Richard Stone, Director Cloud Solutions, Compuware Corporation
Afternoon Chair: Matt Holmes, Managing Director, Liquid Accounts
1300 – 1320 Managing Hybrid Cloud Premise Application Integration
• How the cloud changes the integration landscape
• Typical cloud and premise application profiles
• How cloud integration solution can improve service levels and reduce costs
Alex Lochhead, MD, SAA Consultants Ltd
1330 – 1350 Cloud Computing in Large Enterprises
• Optimising a complex application landscape
• Hybrid clouds
• Sizing the prize
Andrew Weir, Director of Enterprise Architecture, BP
1400 – 1430 Panel: Advantages and Trends in Cloud Technology
Moderator: Rupert Goodwins, Editor, ZDNet UK
• Phil Huber, Co-Founder, SymetriQ
• Philip Starrett, Head of Enterprise Infrastructure Architecture, Barclays Bank
• Andy MacLellan, Cloud Operations Manager, Onyx Group
• Karen O'Kane, Head of ICT, Norfolk County Council
1440 – 1500 A Real-World Open Private Cloud
• Customer example - key learnings
• Getting multiple independent groups to use a shared cloud
• Extend your VMware investment
• Build your success path with a proof-of-concept
Jay Muelhoefer, VP Cloud, Platform Computing
1510 – 1540 Cloudsourcing vs. Outsourcing
• How the relationship with a cloud provider is different from a traditional outsourcer
• Obtaining support for the cloud
• Selecting which cloud firms to use
Ian McDonald, Head of Infrastructure and Cloud, News International
1550 – 1610 How is the Competitive Supplier Landscape Changing?
• No more ‘me too’
• As a vendor: How do I (re-)position?
• As a user: Which vendors should I choose to work with now?
William Fellows, VP Research EMEA, 451 Group
1620 – 1650 Panel: Cloud Threats
• What are the external threats?
• What are the internal threats?
• How do you neutralise these threats?
Moderator: Mike Simons, Editor,ComputerWorld UK
• J.P Blaho, Product Marketing Manager and Cloud Security Strategist, Crossbeam
• Simon Moores, Founder, Zentelligence (Research) Ltd
• Alex Smith, Analyst, Canalys
• Peter Hambling, CIO, Lloyds of London
1700 – Onwards Networking Drinks sponsored by Interxion
Wednesday, 22nd June 2011
With a rapidly evolving Cloud market, enterprise IT budgets are incresingly being allocated to Cloud Computing. CIOs are evaluating a shift in spending from traditional IT assets to assets that are accessed in the Cloud. Day 2 in the "Cloud Build" theatre will suggest "How" to address the most commonly asked questions, together with debates on best practice and integration. Delegates can expect to hear the practical and technical realities of an evolving IT infrastructure.
0945 – 1000 Chair Introduction
Chairman: Richard F Messik
1000 – 1030 Get Private Cloud Right
• What's the difference between a virtual server environment and a private cloud
• How the maturity of your virtualization management practices are critical to transforming into a cloud
• What your developers expect from a cloud and why this matters
• Why self-service is critical to getting this right
James Staten, VP& Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
1040 – 1100 Cloud Security: Protecting Access to your Cloud
• Meeting customer needs for secure user access and application management for cloud-based services
• Ensuring privacy and isolation of information flows across the cloud
• Enforcing continuous subscriber policy end-to-end
Nigel Stephenson, Head of Cloud & Managed Service Solutions Marketing EMEA, Juniper Networks
1110 – 1140 Panel: Legal Issues for Business Users
• Legal pitfalls of virtualization
• Control and ownership of data in the Cloud
• Dealing with termination and other practical issues
Moderator: Bob Plumridge, Chairman, SNIA Europe
• Barry Jennings, Associate, Bird & Bird LLP
• Mark O'Conor, Partner, DLA Piper
• Simon Bradshaw, Legal Consultant, Cornwall Street Chambers/ QMUL
• Kuan Hon, Research Assistant, Cloud Legal Project, QMUL
1150 – 1210 Licensing and Subscription Management to Grow Cloud and SaaS Revenues
• License enforcement challenges - Compliance vs Piracy and Intentional vs. Unintentional overuse
• Understanding how many of your customers are using Cloud / SaaS today
• Prevent revenue leakage by establish by a licensing and pricing strategy
Richard Northing, Senior VP, Global Services, Flexera Software
1220 – 1250 Full-Service Open Source Cloud
• Proprietary vs. Open standards
• Service and Delivery with Open Source Cloud
• Security and Performance in the Cloud
Simon Abrahams, Head of Product Marketing EMEA, Rackspace
Afternoon Chairman: Mark Williams, CEO, Muon Consulting
1300 – 1320 How SaaS can Fuel Platform-Based Business Models in the Restaurant Industry
• Adoption challenges for SaaS in the service sector
• Livebookings’ unique approach to building a scalable, cost-effective service platform
• Executing the largest SaaS deployment in the restaurant industry
• Colin Tenwick, CEO, Livebookings
1330 – 1350 Parting of the Clouds – Finding the True Business Value for Your Organization
• Cloud is here to stay, the importance of developing a long-term strategy
• Evaluating various cloud delivery models and platforms
• Achieving your business objectives with the cloud
Robert L. Moul, General Manager, Dell Boomi
1400 – 1430 Panel: Best Practices for Virtualization
• Breaking down organisational boundaries
• Who does virtualization best?
Moderator: Bob Plumridge, Chairman, SNIA Europe
• Anders Wallgren, Chief Technical Officer, Electric Cloud
• James Staten, VP & Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
• Jake Lifshits, Customer Advocate, Zinstall
1440 – 1500 Case Study: Birmingham Airport's Virtualization Project
• Why virtualize
• The processes followed
• The outcomes and results
Wayne Smith, Head of IS, Birmingham Airport
1510 – 1540 Rein in your cloud
• Regaining control over multiple fragmented IT environments
• Realising a unified monitoring view even when dealing with highly dynamic environments
• Key customer case studies – reality not theory
Chris O’Connell, Director, Product Marketing, Nimsoft
1550 – 1610 No More Excuses! Don’t Become Another Bad Web Story
• Implementing load testing and performance monitoring techniques
• Ensure performance today and in the future
• How implementation can be accomplished without major budget requirements
Mike Howse, VP Sales International, Apica
1620 – 1650 Panel: The Future
• How will virtualization change the IT pro's job in 2011 and beyond
• How will the market develop in the future?
• Is Open Source a good option?
Moderator: Bryan Glick, Editor-in-Chief, Computer Weekly
• Mark Hall, Deputy CIO, HM Revenue & Customs
• Daniel Pass, Enterprise Architect, Cable&Wireless Worldwide
• Tim Cowen, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP, Open Computing Alliance (OCA)
THEATRE C
Tuesday the 21st June 2011
Cloud Computing's potential doesn't begin and end with the personal computer's transformation into a thin client – this technology is also going to heavily impact the mobile platform.
So too will the way employees interact with one-another and with the customer. The collaborative nature of the cloud makes this all possible. The enterprise is fast becoming an extended system that reaches out to partners and customers. Those people may be in distant places. They can't access your desktop but they can interact with you in a social, collaborative environment that embraces the open Web, as delivered through the Cloud.
‘Cloud Connect’ examines the interaction with the Social Cloud, Enterprise 2.0, Mobile Cloud Computing and Apps.
0945 – 1000 Chair Introduction
Chairman: David Terrar, Director, D2C
1000 – 1030 Working Without Wires - The Opportunity for Business in the Cloud
• The opportunities and challenges of placing your business in the cloud
• Key issues facing businesses (CIO’s) today in an increasingly mobile world
Neil Hemming, Channel and Marketing Director, Vodafone Business Services, Vodafone Group
1040 – 1100 The Business Value of Mobile Computing
• The consumer demand
• Market outlook and landscape for mobile cloud
• Helping business work
Windsor Holden, Principal Analyst, Juniper Research
1110 – 1140 Panel: Accelerating Enterprise Performance with Collaboration Technologies
• Adoption issues on everyone’s mind
• Maturation timelines of enterprise 2.0 technologies.
• Are CIOs ready to bite?
Moderator: David Terrar, Director, D2C
• Andrea Brody, VP Global Business & Market Development, GXS
• Alan French, Head of IT Strategy and Architecture, Marks&Spencer
• Tim Zonca, Director of Product Marketing, Jive Software
• Alastair Mitchell, CEO, Huddle
1150 – 1210 Cloud for the Enterprise
• Evolving nature of enterprise cloud
• What do clients want from Cloud?
• What elements are required for cloud to be considered suitable for an enterprise?
Neil Cresswell, Managing Director for EMEA, Savvis, Inc.
1220 – 1250 High Performance Applications
• What performance means when using the cloud
• Some design patterns for high-performance cloud applications
• Delivering these applications reliably and quickly
Owen Garrett, Director of Cloud Solutions, Zeus Technology
1300 – 1320 Benefits to be gained by enterprises embracing Social Networking
• Business value of Social Networking
• How to effectively implement social networking within the enterprise
• How to utilize the BlackBerry platform
Jackie Duffy, Jackie Duffy, Senior Enterprise Voice Advocate for Europe, Research In Motion
1330 – 1350 When Users All Bring Their Own Devices
Justin Fielder, Chief Planning and Technology Officer, Easynet Global Services
1400 – 1430 Panel: Mobile Cloud and the Smartphones
• The alternative to traditional data centres
• Are we far from mobile-powered cloud infrastructures?
• How do we avoid the security risk?
Moderator: Paul Fisher, Editor, SC Magazine
• Bill Chang, Executive VP, Business Group SingTel
• Jackie Duffy, Senior Enterprise Voice Advocate for Europe, Research In Motion
• Richard Stephenson, CEO, YUDU Media
1440 – 1500 Overcoming the Challenges of Connecting Cloud, Legacy Applications and Mobile
• A customer case
• The legacy dilemma
• How to mash up any application, platform and location
Joe da Silva, Channel Manager, Magic Software Enterprises
1510 - 1540 Cloud Computing - More than just Virtualisation
• Crowdsourcing creativity and your workforce
• The Internet of Things and its reliance on the cloud
• The impending extinction of the IT department
Wes Nolte, Principal Architect, Tquila
1550 – 1610 Implementing an Enterprise 2.0 Strategy
• Identifying the barriers to adoption in your organisation
• Understanding how relevant the risks are
• Methods to get buy-in
Steve Soechtig, Vice-President, Abiquo, Inc.
1620 – 1650 Panel: Maximising Employee Engagement
• Define the goals – remember different groups care about different things
• Social networks used in a business context; business networks
• Clear road-map to allow seamless anytime, anywhere collaborationare
Moderator: Jamie Liddell, Editor, Outsource
• Mark Hopwood, Group Technology & Operations Director, Pod1
• Sudipta Panda, Director (Technical)- Strategic Iniciatives Infrastructure Management Service, Tech Mahindra Ltd
• Wendell James, CSMG Manager, Education Bradford
1700 – Onwards Networking Drinks sponsored by Interxion
Wednesday the 22nd June 2011
0945 – 1000 Chair Introduction
Euan Semple, Independent Advisor On The Social Web
1000 – 1030 Mobile CRM and Competitive Advantages
• Smartphone / Tablet environments
• Improving productivity of front-line personnel
• A competitive advantage today, a competitive imperative tomorrow
Paul Adams, Marketing & Solutions, Alcatel-Lucent
1040 – 1100 The iThings and the Cloud - Consumerization of IT
• Consumerization of IT
• Securing the enterprise landscape
• Protecting data, not devices
Jeannot Muller , VP, Head of Global Infrastructure Architecture, Deutsche Post DHL, GBS IT Services
1110 – 1140 Panel: Business Mobility Strategies
Moderator: David King, CTO, Logica
• Russell Levan, CIO, BSM
• Neil Hemming, Channel and Marketing Director, Vodafone Business Services, Vodafone Group
• Jackie Duffy, Senior Enterprise Voice Advocate for Europe, Research In Motion
1150 – 1210 Steps to the Cloud
• Michel Robert, MD, Claranet
1220 – 1250 Establishing ROI for Enterprise 2.0
• Identifying the Business Value or Organisational Transformation
• How do Social Businesses drive ROI?
• Achieving the return on your Social Collaboration investment?
Stuart McRae, Executive Collaboration Evangelist, IBM
Afternoon Chairman: Jaydeep Korde, Director, Opendk
1300 – 1320 Enterprise Application Integration – The Opportunities vs. Challenges
• Lessons learned from kicking the tires?
Sam Johnstone, Director, Cloud and IT Services, Equinix
1330 – 1350 Improving Airline Operations
• How to enhance the way that people work together
• How to connect them
• How to make them more efficient
Frederic Saugnac, Head of e-Operations, Airbus
1400 – 1430 Panel: It's Time to Get Social
• Don’t forget the users- how to make them your biggest ally
• Phases, modes, and mechanics
• Beyond blogs, tweets and Facebook status
Moderator: David Terrar, Director, D2C
• Rainer Heinold, Manager Technical Services Europe, CollabNet
• Gavin Merriman, Group Head of eCommerce Strategy, Shop Direct Group
• Jason Hill, Partner, Reply
• Senior Representative, SalesForce.com
1440 – 1500 Secure the Cloud. Free Your Business. Managing Identity, Security and Access in a Connected World
• Simple, proven, and secure Cloud Identity Management solutions
• Cloud single sign-on, mobile app identity security
• Use cases for customer, partner and employee identity and access management
Jason Goode, Regional Director, EMEA, Ping Indentity
1510 – 1540 Finance in the Cloud: Improved Efficiency Through System Integration
• A look at the challenges that businesses face when managing on-premise operating systems
• A clear identification of the benefits that can be achieved by integrating cloud- based systems on a single platform
• Customer success story: powerPerfector Limited on moving finance system to FinancialForce.com and linking directly to CRM
Dennis Howlett, Industry Analyst
Michael Bishop, Operations Manager, powerPerfector Limited
1550 – 1610 Your Journey to the Cloud
• Recent UK cloud survey resaults
• How to develop a roadmap to cloud success
• Client examples
Nick Merriman, Head of Cloud UK, Avanade
1620 – 1650 Panel: Future Considerations for the Mobile and IT Industry
Moderator: Jamie Liddell, Editor, Outsource Magazine
• Neil Hemming, Channel and Marketing Director, Vodafone Business Services, Vodafone Group
• Etienne Greef, Professional Services Director, SecureData
CLOUD POWER THEATRE
Supported by:
DAY 1 - 21st JUNE 2011
1000 – 1030 Cloud: Everything’s Changing
James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Microsoft
1035 – 1105 Cloud Practicalities and Steps to the Cloud
Duncan Taylor, Microsoft
Alan Lee-Bourke - The Wise Group
1110 – 1140 The Changing Role of IT with the Cloud
1145 – 1215 Security in the Cloud
Monika Josi, Chief Security Advisor - Microsoft EMEA
1220 – 1250 Cloud and your End Users
James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Microsoft
1255 – 1325 Open Forum/Q&A - Hosted by Tim Phillips, The Register
1330 – 1400 Cloud: Everything’s Changing
James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Microsoft
1405 – 1435 Cloud Practicalities and Steps to the Cloud
Duncan Taylor - Microsoft
Adrian Steele - Royal Mail
1440 - 1510 The Changing Role of IT with the Cloud
Alan Lee-Bourke - The Wise Group
1515 – 1545 Security in the Cloud
Monika Josi, Chief Security Advisor - Microsoft EMEA
1550 - 1620 Cloud and your End Users
James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Microsoft
1625 – 1655 Open Forum/Q&A - Hosted by Tim Phillips, The Register
DAY 2 - 22nd JUNE 2011
1000 – 1030 Cloud: Everything's Changing
James Akrigg, Head of Technology, Microsoft
1035 – 1105 Cloud Practicalities and Steps to the Cloud
Raj Dosanjh - Microsoft
Jason Collins - Endsleigh
1110 – 1140 The Changing Role of IT with the Cloud
Nigel Tyrell - Lewisham Council
1145 – 1215 Security in the Cloud
Monika Josi, Chief Security Advisor - Microsoft EMEA
1220 – 1250 Cloud and your End Users
James Akrigg, Head of Technology, Microsoft
1255 – 1325 Open Forum/Q&A - Hosted by Tim Phillips, The Register
1330 – 1400 Cloud: Everything’s Changing
James Akrigg, Head of Technology, Microsoft
1405 – 1435 Cloud Practicalities and Steps to the Cloud
Spotlight on licensing
Sam Bramwell, Microsoft
1440 – 1510 The Changing Role of IT with the Cloud
1515 – 1545 Security in the Cloud
Monika Josi, Chief Security Advisor - Microsoft EMEA
1550 – 1620 Cloud and your End Users
James Akrigg, Head of Technology, Microsoft
1625 – 1655 Open Forum/Q&A - Hosted by Tim Phillips, The Register
