 The
In3 Event
In3 – 2002 will bring together
some of the key visionaries in the open systems, standards and certification
world, and will seek to push forward the boundaries of business
information provision, to achieve critical advantage through integration.
Access to integrated information through Integrated
Information Infrastructures is
the stated need of CIOs who are under pressure
to justify what they are doing, to do a better job of providing
information in ways that support the changing needs of business, and
to keep within tighter budgets.
The In3 Conference
will
- examine the requirement for access to integrated information
through Integrated Information Infrastructures
- highlight some of the opportunities that exist today
- identify the barriers that still exist in multi-vendor
environments
- consider some of the strategies for successful implementation,
and
- show the rewards for those who participate
Confirmed speakers include:
- Harald Alvestrand Chair, Internet Engineering Task Force
- Winston Bumpus, Director of Open Technologies and Standards
at Novell, Inc
- Ronald Dorman, Principal Director, Interoperability Directorate,
DISA
- Carl J. Jones, Director of Desktop, E-Mail & Internet Technologies,
The Boeing Company
- Jamie Lewis, CEO, Research Chair, The Burton Group
- James M. McKinley, Hewlett-Packard
- Ms Dawn Meyerriecks, CTO, Defense Information Systems Agency
- Peter Sevcik, President, NetForecast, Inc.
- Nancy J. Wong, Deputy Director, National Outreach and Awareness,
U.S. Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office
- Joanne Woytek, COTR & NASA SEWP Manager, NASA
- John Zachman, Chief Executive Officer of the Zachman Institute
for Framework Advancement (ZIFA)
In3 will bring together leaders
from the customer as well as the supplier communities in the world
of capturing business requirements, building architectural frameworks,
managing and securing open systems, supporting mobile users, promoting
and developing open standards, developing test suites, providing
certification programs, and aiding procurement.
Who should attend
- Executive management - CIOs
- IT management - VPs and IT Directors, IT strategists and
planners, program management officers and infrastructure owners
- Line-of-Business management - quality officers, strategic
planning officers, business system designers and owners
- Vendors - marketing executives and strategists, product
managers and VPs and Directors of Standards
- Analysts
[backgound]
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Highlights
A full program of presentations and discussion of Integrated
Information Infrastructures and how to achieve them:
customer vision and requirements
business scenarios
role of IT architecture
open standards
certification
procurement and the market
Sessions that focus on the contribution of The Open Group
Customer Council and Forums to the delivery of In3:
EMA Challenge
presented by the EMA Forum
Customer
Council's role in
understanding customer needs
Current
Activities of the Forums
and much more
Identity
Management
presented by the Directory Interoperability, EMA, Mobile Management,
and Security Forums
Common
Information Model (CIM) and The Open Group's Open Source
Implementation (Pegasus)
presented by the Enterprise Management Forum in joint session with
the Quality of Service Task Force
Real-time and
Embedded Systems
presented by the Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum
Quality
of Service
presented by the Quality of Service Task Force in joint sessions
with Real-time and Embedded Systems and Enterprise Management Forums
Architecture
Briefing
presented by the Architecture Forum
Mobile
Management - in support of the mobile worker
presented by the Mobile Management Forum
Networking opportunities - a chance to meet colleagues and follow
up discussions:
networking reception
offsite event
first time attendees reception
Choose to come for a couple of days or for the whole week.
Review the week's agenda and register
now!
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