Keynote Introduction Day 1 - 09:30 13th March:
Phil Smith
UK & Ireland CEO of Cisco
Phil was appointed as the Chairman of the UK Technology Strategy Board in December 2011 and hailed as one of the nation's most influential leaders in the Computer Weekly UKTech50 Awards. Phil has also been recognised by the Deputy Prime Minister at the Women of the Future Awards with the 'Mentor of the Year' accolade. |
Keynote Day 1 - 09:45 13th March:
Tom Loosemore
Deputy Director, Government Digital Service
Tom Loosemore has been at forefront of digital media since 1995, and was named by Wired as one of the UK’s top 25 digital influencers in 2010 . Since helping found the new Government Digital Service, Tom has lead the delivery of the alpha and beta phases of GOV.UK, a simpler, clearer and faster replacement for hundreds of government websites. |
Keynote Day 2 - 09:45 14th March:
Gerd Leonhard
Futurist and Author
Welcome to the Networked World! Gerd Leonhard will talk about how our digital society can tackle the key challenges of the next decade : solving the corrosive inequality issue, constructing a new post-growth economy and defining 'sustainable capitalism', rebooting education and restarting 'hungry innovation', and achieving the transition to 'green business' and cities. |
Lunch Keynote Day 2 - 13:40 14th March:
Kulveer Ranger
Mayor's Director of Environment and Digital London
In April 2011, Kulveer was appointed as the Mayor’s Director of Environment & Digital London, overseeing an expanded portfolio of responsibilities encompassing the environment, air quality and supporting the development of hi-tech businesses across the capital on behalf of the Mayor of London. |
13th March: 10:25 - 12:45
Speaker:
Amr Salem
, Managing Director, Emerging Markets - Cities and National Infrastructure, Cisco Systems
- The Sustainability Advantage of Smart+Connected Communities
- Environmental, Social, and Economic Benefits of Smart infrastructure
Speaker:
Léan Doody
, Associate, Arup
Cities are recognized as places where innovation and growth naturally occur. However they face a significant number of challenges including:
- Providing sufficient job opportunities for their citizens
- Providing an attractive place to live in terms of health, education and environment
Speaker:
Sean Dolan
, SVP, Juniper Networks EMEA
Cities investing in technology are creating value and accelerating business success in the new and ever-changing global environment. This in turn creates the need to consolidate and
Speaker:
Dr Rick Robinson
, Executive Architect, Office of the CTO, Public Sector, IBM Software Group Europe.
In the UK and other developed economies, a combination of demographic, economic and environmental pressures are beginning to drive transformative changes. In many cases, City and Regional authorities are at the heart of these changes.
Amr Salem
, Managing Director, Emerging Markets - Cities and National Infrastructure, Cisco Systems
Léan Doody
, Associate, Arup
Sean Dolan
, SVP, Juniper Networks EMEA
Dr Rick Robinson
, Executive Architect, Office of the CTO, Public Sector, IBM Software Group Europe
13th March: 13:55 - 16:15
Speaker:
Rob Parkes
, Lead "Internet of Things" Growth Program, Alcatel Lucent
In the Smart City context, the Internet of Things promises ways of improving our Quality of Life through the ubiquitous connectivity of inanimate objects in conjunction with a City “central nervous system” to control the information, processing the ambient intelligence it receives and acting accordingly.
Speaker:
Brendan Dick
, Managing Director, BT Regions
The role of world-class communications infrastructure in building a Digital City.
Initiatives and successes from London.
Speaker:
Simon Giles
, Senior Principal Intelligent Cities, Accenture Global
Since 2005 there has been a 400% growth in access to open data, or Open Application Interfaces (APIs), within cities. As the amount of data in our built environment proliferates, through the increasing use of smart phones and embedded sensors, cities are recognising the opportunity of allowing citizens and businesses to have access to their data sets.
Rob Parkes
, Lead "Internet of Things" Growth Program, Alcatel Lucent
Brendan Dick
, Managing Director, BT Regions
Simon Giles
, Senior Principal Intelligent Cities, Accenture Global
7 Min - Lighting talks presenting their solutions and services.
From:
16.45 - 17.15
in:
Summit Room A
Mastodon C
IQ Cloud Consulting
Crisis Cover
Elevatedirect.com
Summit Room B
yReceipts
Fooblr
ubiCabs
WorkFu
Summit Room C
CubeSocial
EyeQuant
PixelPin
Flavrbox
13th March: 10:25 - 12:45
Speaker:
Brian Hopkins
, Principal Analyst, Forrester
In his presentation, Forrester Principal Analyst Brian Hopkins talks about the four themes that broadly influence this year’s technology trends:
1) Empowerment challenges IT to leverage the technology users bring to work,
2) the app Internet provides a new architecture for mobile app interactions,
Speaker:
Ray Wang
, Principal Analyst & CEO, Constellation Research Group
A dizzying array of disruptive technologies are transforming how we approach business value. From augmented reality, social business, mobile, cloud, big data, and gamification, brands and enterprises must find out which technologies to apply to their business.
Speaker:
James Governor
, Co-Founder, RedMonk
James Governor, RedMonk analyst and co-founder will explore how new technologies, platforms and skills are transforming the information landscape. New skills are emerging, and old ones are being superseded,
Brian Hopkins
, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
Ray Wang
, Principal Analyst & CEO, Constellation Research Group
James Governor
, Co-Founder, RedMonk
Ambarish Mitra
, CEO and Co-founder, Blippar
13th March: 13:55 - 16:15
Speaker:
Dr. Pehong Chen
, Chairman, President & CEO, BroadVision
Adoption of an enterprise social network solution only truly happens when your solution is aligned with your organisation's goals and working habits are transformed; breaking out of knowledge and social silos for all participants to truly collaborate more effectively.
Speaker:
Warren Buckley
, Managing Director, Customer Service and Service Operations, BT Retail
A forum where peer to peer conversations among your customer community are actively encouraged can be a huge brand asset.
Speaker:
Neil Morgan
, Senior Director, Digital Marketing, Adobe
As a company whose mission is to make, manage, monetise, and measure digital experiences for customers - and one that spends nearly three of every four of its marketing dollars on digital - Adobe knows firsthand the challenges and payoffs of digital marketing.
Speaker:
Tiffany St James
, Founder & Director, Stimulation Ltd
With the evolution of smart social media monitoring and engagement tools, organisations sometimes have difficulty in navigating which tools are most appropriate for their business.
Speaker:
Andy Getsey
, Co-founder & CEO, Atomic
Digital PR and social media are hugely powerful tools in the brand promotion of consumer and technology brands. In this session Atomic CEO Andy Getsey shares the key aspects of applying Social Media and Social Programs to global tech, Web 2.0 and consumer brands.
Speaker:
Linda Cheung
, CEO, Cube Social
As businesses begin to look strategically at how to improve business performance, Linda Cheung will explore how the combination of social media and social analytics will be the next generation of CRM.
Dr. Pehong Chen
, Chairman, President & CEO, BroadVision
Andy Getsey
, Co-founder & CEO, Atomic PR
Tiffany St James
, Founder, Stimulation Ltd
Neil Morgan
, Senior Director, Digital Marketing, Adobe
Linda Cheung
, CEO, Cube Social
13th March: 10:25 - 12:45
Speaker:
Matt Brittin
, VP Northern & Central Europe, Google
Looking to the future of the web, Matt Brittin will give Google's take on the economic opportunity that the internet represents for businesses large and small.
- why what we today think of as a ‘technological revolution’ is in fact only just a beginning
Speaker:
Anastassia Lauterbach
, SVP Global Business Operations, Qualcomm
Technology rarely sits still. Wireless communication in particular seems to experience a revolutionary innovation every few months. In this session Anastassia Lauterbach will look at the effects on consumers, as well as cities,
Speaker:
Dave Tansley
, Partner, Deloitte
The digitisation of content and the convergence of telecommunications, media and high technology companies is creating unprecedented business opportunities.
Speaker:
David King
, CTO, Logica
In this session David King will talk about using technology to deliver information, growth, innovation and transformation.
David King
, CTO, Logica
Dave Tansley
, Partner, Deloitte
Sal Visca
, Chief Technology Officer, Elastic Path
Anastassia Lauterbach
, SVP Global Business Operations, Qualcomm
13th March: 13:55 - 16:15
Speaker:
Justin Cooke
, CEO, Fortune Cookie & Chairman BIMA
Britain is a world leader in the provision of marketing services and offers great value for money. So how can the UK's digital creative sector do what others have done before us; innovate and trade!
Speaker:
Karl Gregory
, UK Managing Director, Match.com
Why the diversity of talent and skills within London means that it's well-placed to become a world-leading technology centre, and how to foster talent within your organisation.
Speaker:
Emma Wild
, Head of Knowledge Economy, CBI
The growth of the internet has led to a fundamental shift in the way creative industries do business. Emma Wild will explore what happens as new players emerge, old business models are challenged and the boundaries of
Speaker:
Jon Kingsbury
, Programme Director - Creative Economy, NESTA
The creative industries are critical to the UK’s cultural and economic success, contributing more than £50 billion to the economy every year. They also generate important 'spillover' benefits for other sectors
Speaker:
Belinda Doshi
, Partner, Nabarro LLP
Belinda Doshi will talk about the legal risk management in technology contracts and look at the latest developments in privacy law and what this will mean for business.
Justin Cooke
, CEO, Fortune Cookie & Chairman BIMA
Karl Gregory
, UK Managing Director, Match.com
Emma Wild
, Head of Knowledge Economy, CBI
Jon Kingsbury
, Programme Director - Creative Economy, NESTA
Belinda Doshi
, Partner, Nabarro LLP
14th March: 10:25 - 12:45
Speaker:
Dr. Jennifer Belissent
, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
In the wake of extended economic downturn and changing (and growing) constituent demands, a new paradigm of governance is emerging: engaged government. That is, governments better engage with constituents in order to fulfill their missions more efficiently and effectively.
Speaker:
Professor Nigel Shadbolt
, Web & Internet Science Group, Southampton University
Two years ago Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Professor Nigel Shadbolt unveiled data.gov.uk – and now it provides and single point of access to many thousands of government datasets. In this session Professor Nigel Shadbolt looks at why public data consumption works, what open public data can do for transparency and how it can generate real economic returns.
Speaker:
Trent T Holmes
, General Manager Network Solutions, THALES
- The role of secure and future proofed networks in enabling digital environments
- Bringing schools online, improving healthcare services and enabling the public to engage in a secure environment
- Fulfilling the vision that every community in the UK will have access to superfast broadband by 2015
Speaker: Dominic Campbell , Founder & Director, FutureGov
Networking government - using design and social technology to transform government, politics and the relationship between people and the state.
Dr. Jennifer Belissent
, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
Professor Nigel Shadbolt
, Web & Internet Science Group, Southampton University
Trent T Holmes
, General Manager Network Solutions, THALES
14th March: 13:55 - 16:15
Speaker:
Justin Keeble
, Senior Executive, Accenture Sustainability Services
If you are a city leader looking for ‘smart’ solutions to meet sustainability challenges, you are not alone. Smart technologies have enormous potential to help run cities more efficiently and to offer new choices and services to citizens – the core challenge is how best to knit together these different technology options into an Integrated “Intelligent City” roadmap and how to realise the best value from the data generated.
Speaker: Lucy Dimes , CEO/President UK & Ireland, Alcatel-Lucent
Digital cities are founded on the connection and integration of city and building infrastructure and services with technology. In this session Lucy Dimes will discuss the central role for technology innovation and explore some of the future challenges of adapting buildings and infrastructure for digital cities.
Speaker:
Professor Derek McAuley
, Professor of Digital Economy, University of Nottingham and Director, Horizon
Many of the world’s largest cities have recently launched ambitious initiatives structured around the innovative use of information and communications technologies. In this session Professor Derek McAuley will explore how these
Speaker:
Peter Grant
, CEO, CloudApps
- Stating the case for sustainability
- Technology - The sustainable driver to business change
Speaker: Dr Dino Distefano , co-founder and CEO, Monoidics Ltd
In the age of large interconnected mission critical software, controlling large city infrastructures, remote machines and spanning multiple device platforms as well as large sever clusters in the cloud, how do you ensure your
Justin Keeble
, UKI Sustainability Lead, Accenture UK
Lucy Dimes
, CEO/President UK & Ireland, Alcatel-Lucent
Professor Derek McAuley
, Professor of Digital Economy, University of Nottingham and Director, Horizon
Peter Grant
, CEO, CloudApps
Dr Dino Distefano
, co-founder and CEO, Monoidics Ltd
14th March: 10:25 - 12:45
Speaker:
Neil Crockett
, Managing Director London 2012, Cisco UK & Ireland
The BIG Initiative is an idea that enables future generations to make use of the technology Cisco is contributing to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Speaker:
Paul Coby
, IT Director, John Lewis
Paul Coby will address the steps necessary to ensure that the UK has the technology-related skills it needs to compete in the global economy. He will review London’s role as the hub of the UK innovation and explain how businesses can benefit
Speaker:
Andrew Carter
, Director of Policy & Research, Centre for Cities
One of the biggest challenges that cities face is to improve the skills profiles of their populations. Any improvement will have long term benefits for both individuals in these cities and the businesses that are located there.
Speaker:
Rajeeb Dey
, CEO, Enternships.com & Co-Founder StartUp Britain
In this session Rajeeb Dey will talk about the need to celebrate, inspire and accelerate entrepreneurship and how creating linkages between academia, startups and entrepreneurship is key to the future.
Speaker:
Gordon Frazer
, Managing Director UK, International VP, Microsoft
The nature of business and the workplace is changing rapidly as a result of the revolution in digital technology. This creates new opportunities for UK businesses, consumers, charities and public bodies, but also requires a significant reconfiguration of the UK skills base.
Paul Coby
, IT Director, John Lewis
Andrew Carter
, Director of Policy & Research, Centre for Cities
Rajeeb Dey
, CEO, Enternships.com & Co-Founder StartUp Britain
Gordon Frazer
, Managing Director UK, International VP, Microsoft
Tom Kneen
, Business Development Lead, London 2012, Cisco UK & Ireland
14th March: 13:55 - 16:15
Speaker:
Andrew Humphries
, Tech City Champion, Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO)
Making Tech City the centre for technological excellence is one of the country's most exciting projects. Andrew Humphries will talk about the phenomenon and its progress to date and discuss the opportunities and challenges ahead.
Speaker:
Julie Meyer,
Founder & CEO, Ariadne Capital
- Capital Follows Ideas
- Entrepreneurs Backing Entrepreneurs
Speaker:
Elizabeth Varley
, co-Founder & CEO, TechHub
The successful development of technology clusters depends on bringing startups together. Why are clusters important and how can they benefit startups and others in the startup ecosystem?
Speaker:
Jeff Lynn
, CEO, Seedrs & Chairman Coadec
Everything you need to know about the revolution in peer-to-peer finance and crowdfunding. In this session Jeff gives an overview of this fast-moving space, including different ways of raising money on-line, the legal landscape and what to look out for when choosing your partner.
Speaker:
Dan Crow
, CTO, Songkick
Dan Crow looks at the track record of entrepreneurship in the UK and compares it to Silicon Valley. He will present notable success stories and discuss the future of the UK's startup culture
Andrew Humphries
, Tech City Champion, Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO)
Julie Meyer
, Founder & CEO, Ariadne Capital
Elizabeth Varley
, co-Founder & CEO, TechHub
Jeff Lynn
, CEO, Seedrs & Chairman Coadec
Dan Crow
, CTO, Songkick
14th March: 10:25 - 12:45
Speaker:
Stephen Bates
, UK Managing Director, Research in Motion (RIM)
Mobile is the embodiment of ubiquitous computing and today's smartphones could easily be more accurately described as cloud-connected computers, available at the ready. With the global majority of internet usage likely to be done via a mobile device,
Speaker:
Dr. Mike Short
, VP Public Affairs, Telefonica Europe & President, The IET
Is it purely a matter of coverage, speed or service? What Applications, Services and Solutions will be needed in a hyperconnected digital world?
Speaker:
Niall Murphy
, Founder & CEO, Evrythng
Niall Murphy will share his vision and provide a perspective on opportunities in a world where an increasing number of physical products and other objects are becoming connected into the Web.
Speaker:
Benjamin S. Woo
, Program VP, Worldwide Storage Systems Research & Lead Analyst, Big Data, IDC
Big Data will have a large impact on the ICT landscape in 2012. The combined effects of social and mobile technologies, the constant need for driving improved competitive advantage, and the pervasiveness of analytics software
Speakers:
Gareth Ballard
&
Phil Cook
, ExactTarget
More than 600 Tweets, 34,000 Google searches and 700 Facebook posts occur per second. And many of these messages discuss your brand.
Dr. Mike Short
, VP Public Affairs, Telefonica Europe & President, The IET
Niall Murphy
, Founder & CEO, Evrythng
Benjamin S. Woo
, Program VP, Worldwide Storage Systems Research & Lead Analyst, Big Data, IDC
Sal Visca
, Chief Technology Officer, Elastic Path
Gareth Ballard
&
Phil Cook
, ExactTarget
14th March: 13:55 - 16:15
Speaker:
Sal Visca
, Chief Technology Officer, Elastic Path
Traditional ecommerce platforms for digital goods and content sellers were created when ecommerce simply copied in-store retail processes and in today’s rapidly evolving world they are always inadequate, often irrelevant, and sometimes unsuitable.
Speaker:
Paul Papadimitriou
, VP and Principal Analyst, Constellation Research
The evolution of technologies is creating a perfect storm. The rapid move towards a networked and mobile economy is altering human behaviours, commerce and the dynamics of all parts of society.
Speaker:
Glenn Hayward
, Director of Finance, Nominet
For years, what comes ‘after the dot’ has remained the same, with co.uk and .com becoming firmly established in consumers and businesses minds. This picture is about to change as brands, businesses and cities all invest in their own space on the internet.
Speaker:
John Milliken
, Managing Director, Mobile Money Network
- How the market will develop
- How a true multi-channel environment will evolve
Speaker:
Jo Rabin
, Co-Founder & Director, Mobile Monday London
Jo Rabin talks mobile! The future of mobile is the future of everything and all the technologies to connect the world already exist and will become more pervasive and engrained in everyday society in just a few short years.