13th March: 10:30 - 12:30 Seminar Room A In these 20 minute sessions we will explore the ‘how’ and ‘where’ we work to be most productive.
Speaker: Steve Tassell, Product Marketing Manager, Microsoft
This seminar discusses how to gain competitive advantage through enabling people to do their best work, from anywhere in addition to responding to users changing expectations of workplace technology.
Speaker: James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Partners, Microsoft
This seminar provides an end to end summary of Microsoft cloud proposition and what opportunities it presents for customers of all sizes.
Speaker: Steve Tassell, Product Marketing Manager, Microsoft
This seminar discusses how to gain competitive advantage through enabling people to do their best work, from anywhere in addition to responding to users changing expectations of workplace technology.
Speaker: James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Partners, Microsoft
This seminar provides an end to end summary of Microsoft cloud proposition and what opportunities it presents for customers of all sizes.
13th March: 12:30 - 15:00Seminar Room A Sessions start at 12:30 running through to 15:00 with 10 min intervals.
Speaker:
Rich Page
, Conversion Solution Specialist, Adobe
Testing and optimising your website isn't as easy as you might think. There are several internal barriers you need to overcome to run an effective long term testing program.
Speaker:
Ben Seymour
, Solution Specialist, Adobe
This session will examine how the power of Dynamic SaaS based Rich Media coupled with a capable AB/MVT testing and targeting tool can facilitate hitting the sweet spot for conversion optimization.
Speaker: Bill Rogers, Client Services Director, Latitude Digital Marketing
Radical evolution of new technology. Unprecedented consumer adoption. More data than generated in all of history every two months. That is the transformational era marketing is going through.
Speaker:
Simon Hill
, CEO and co-founder, Wazoku
From customers to employees the answer is at your doorstep. This session will show how crowdsourcing has consistently outperformed other innovation practices and is used but some of the most digitally savvy organisations to stay ahead of the curve.
Speaker:
Fabian Stelzer
, Co-Founder & CMO, EyeQuant
When someone sees a website you have 3 seconds to catch their attention, miss this window and you have lost a transaction or a customer for life. But how do you know what they are looking at? How can you refine you designs in a cost effective and iterative way?
Speaker:
Gareth Macnaughton
, Director of Innovation & Strategy, Cisco
The National Virtual Incubator (NVI) is part of the Cisco BIG (British Innovation Gateway) programme.
Speaker:
Diran George
, Solutions consultant, Exact Target
In this session ExactTarget will explain how communication with customers should not only be limited to the email channel but should span across all communications channels to effect meaning full interactions.
13th March: Seminar Room B Sessions start at 10:30 running through to 15:30 with 10 min intervals and a break for lunch.
Speaker:
Amr Awadallah
, Cloudera Cofounder and CTO
Sophisticated data instrumentation and collection technologies are leading to unprecedented data growth. Data-driven organizations need to be able to scale their data storage and perform complex data processing on the collected data (i.e. not just "queries").
Speaker:
Mark Sear
, Technical Evangelist, EMC EMEA
"Big data / data science / analytics". Everyone is talking about these topics, but are they real and what does it mean? Mark will present a personal viewpoint of how these technologies are making an impact in both our business and personal lives.
Speaker:
Neil Barry
, Manager Northern Europe, Jaspersoft
NoSQL, Hadoop, and MPP Analytic Databases
Big Data systems are generally recognized as those that provide massive scale out capabilities, frequently with terabytes or petabytes of data, and are too expensive and unwieldy to manage with traditional systems.
Speaker:
Paul Devlin
, Vice President, EMEA, Microstrategy
Intelligence after the fact is junk, in this session you will hear how you can accelerate your big data insight and how the real time combination of structured and unstructured data can lead to insights that drive business differentiation.
Speaker:
Bob Miller
, Senior Technologist, EMC
The explosion of unstructured, file-based data was a phenomenon first experienced by users in specialised markets, but it is now manifest in organisations of all shapes and sizes. Technological breakthroughs that have allowed us to create and process vast quantities of data are creating both a challenge and an opportunity.
Speaker:
John Morton
, Chief Technology Officer (UK), SAS
The Economist Intelligence report titled "Big Data: Harnessing a Game-Changing Asset." found a strong link between effective data management strategy and financial performance.
Speaker:
Matthew Bagwell
, Global Creative Director, EMC Consulting
Join Matthew Bagwell, Global Creative Director of EMC Consulting for a rapid-fire journey through the world of data visualisation and discover the answer to the golden question of Big Data, "Why?"
Speaker:
Kevin Long
, TeraData
In this presentation, we will argue that what really differentiates "big data" sets from regular data sets is not their size, but their complexity; that the industry should really make a distinction between large, relational data sets ("lots of data")
13th March: 12:00 - 13:00 Seminar Room D
Mark Smith, Head of Campus Branch Sales UK & Ireland, Juniper Networks
New ways of working need the right technology fabric, In this session Mark will explain how new networks are vital to underpinning the digital enterprise.
Speaker:
Thomas Davies
, UK & Ireland Country Manager, Google Apps
Technology has finally caught up with our humanity in that it is now starting to allow us to do what we do well as humans - work in teams.
13th March: 14:00 - 16:50 Seminar Room D
Chair:
Stuart Revell
, Managing Director, RTA Communication Systems Ltd
Presenters:
Amanda Farnsworth
, Project Executive, BBC London 2012
Gordon Shipley
, Olympic Delivery Authority, Head of Systems and Technology
Hugo Sharman
, Multi-Platform Web Solution Provider
David Sanderson
, Stadium Mobile Coverage Provider
Tim Boden
, Business Technology Director ,BT London 2012 Delivery Programme
The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA), London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG), The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), ICT Knowledge Transfer Network (ICT KTN) and UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) worked together to facilitate an IET special interest publication, Delivering London 2012: ICT Enabling the Games.
13th March: Seminar Room C Sessions start at 10:30 running through to 15:30 with 10 min intervals and a break for lunch.
Speaker:
Richard Edwards
, Principal Analyst, Ovum
The growth and use of communication technologies and content make it certain that the future of the digital enterprise will depend extensively on key enablers such as mobile to keep pace with social, technology and business trends.
Speaker:
Richard Hughes
, Director of Product Strategy, Broadvision
For enterprise social networks to thrive, they need to become a place where real work is done, rather than just a "virtual water-cooler". To achieve that, the network needs to be the host of real business processes, whether they be new processes or existing processes migrated into the social network from elsewhere.
Speaker:
Mike Grafham
, Head of Customer Success EMEA, Yammer
Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) can be a significant enabler to changing the way you do business, delivering improvements to areas as wide as sales, marketing, innovation, employee engagement and recruitment. In this short presentation, we will:
Speaker:
Emily Gudeman
– Account Director, Efficient Frontier (An Adobe company)
Retailers are constantly wrestling with the problem of attaining the optimal media mix. Understanding what each channel's value is and the optimal mix adds an extra layer of complexity for already busy marketers.
Speaker:
Prelini Udayan-Chiechi
, Director, EMEA Marketing, Lithium
In this session Lithium will share how the empowered customer affects your organisation and how you need to change traditional engagement mind-sets.
Speaker:
Stuart J. McRae
, Executive Collaboration & Social Business Evangelist, IBM
Social Media & Social Networking are allowing consumers and citizens to make their voices heard more clearly than ever - and organisations are starting to listen. But how to best engage in a conversation?
Speaker: Bola Rotibi - Research Director Creative Intellect Consulting
This session shows how companies are combining their structured and unstructured data in innovative ways to gain new customer insights as well as delivering apps and online experiences.
Speaker:
Alpesh Doshi
Founder Fintricity
With Google, Facebook, Linkedin all looking to own the social graph what does this mean for your business and what role does the social graph have in augmenting your data and messaging .
Speaker:
Nathalie Nahai
, The Web Psychologist
What sucessfull intranets and social business platforms mean for your social business strategy. Do you want to know the psychology behind a successful intranet?
13th March: Seminar Room D Digital Ad Lab meeting hosted at Digital London 09:30 - 12:00
The agenda will cover:
Panel discussion
- Is there a future in traditional print-based publishing/advertising with the onslaught of digital editions, apps and more?
Adobe
- Digital Publishing: Evolution or Revolution?
NEC
- Colour accurate digital signage
14th March: 10:30 - 12:30 Seminar Room A In these 20 minute sessions we will explore the ‘how’ and ‘where’ we work to be most productive.
Speaker: Steve Tassell, Product Marketing Manager, Microsoft
This seminar discusses how to gain competitive advantage through enabling people to do their best work, from anywhere in addition to responding to users changing expectations of workplace technology.
Speaker: James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Partners, Microsoft
This seminar provides an end to end summary of Microsoft cloud proposition and what opportunities it presents for customers of all sizes.
Speaker: Steve Tassell, Product Marketing Manager, Microsoft
This seminar discusses how to gain competitive advantage through enabling people to do their best work, from anywhere in addition to responding to users changing expectations of workplace technology.
Speaker: James Akrigg, Head of Technology - Partners, Microsoft
This seminar provides an end to end summary of Microsoft cloud proposition and what opportunities it presents for customers of all sizes.
14th March: Seminar Room B Sessions start at 10:30 running through to 12:30 with 10 min intervals.
Speaker:
Paul Devlin
, Vice President, EMEA, Microstrategy
This session looks as how organisations can replicate the innovation fostered by open app markets by building open data internal app platforms allowing for the development of apps for your organisation.
Speaker:
Julian Harris
, Senior Manager Business Development,Qualcomm
Qualcomm's Vuforia™ Augmented Reality Platform – Using AR Apps to Change How We Shop, Learn, Play, and Interact
Developers worldwide are using Vuforia, Qualcomm's Augmented Reality (AR) Platform, to create entertaining marketing and advertising applications.
14th March: Seminar Room D Round Table Sessions start at 14:00 running through to 15:00
Round Table Host: IBM, Fintricity
At these round table sessions hosted by Finticity and IBM Senior Executives and CIO's will share their challenges and discuss opportunities on how social business will affect their enterprises.
14th March: Seminar Room B Sessions will run from 14:00 through to 15:00
Speaker:
John Baekelmans
, Senior Director and Chief Technology Officer, Cisco's Smart+Connected Communities
This session will be an introduction into Cisco's Smart+Connected Communities framework and Business Architecture with a highlight of a number of key Iconic deployments around the world. John particularly draws on his time working out of Korea to ensure overall deployment success for Cisco's first S+CC project
Workshop Host:
Chris Cooper
is the IBM UK Industry Architect for Travel & Transport
Aim
- Attendees will draw out of the discussion an understanding of the data requirements that a move to mobility will require. Based on this assessment, the attendees will then explore the positives, the pit falls and the roadmap for acquiring, consuming and managing this data.
Workshop Host:
Mike Grafham
, Head of Customer Success, Yammer
Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) can be a significant enabler to changing the way you do business, delivering improvements to areas as wide as sales, marketing, innovation, employee engagement and recruitment. In this workshop, we will:
Speaker & Hosts:
Gareth Macnaughton
, Director of Innovation & Strategy in Public Sector in CISCO UK & I
John Stenlake
, Chief Technology Officer at Living PlanIT
Alberto Gemin
, Regional Director, Client Solutions at Infusion
There is a lot of hype around the idea of Smart or Future Cities in London and so far no concrete demonstration. The RAPTOR Project aims to validate an open development platform and create a market place for location based apps in London.