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The
Software Council will follow on from the theme set in the
plenary session on Monday, looking at the same set of
challenges and how the Software Industry is responding or
needs to respond. We are pleased to have three excellent
guest speakers to assist us in this process.
Note that, by popular demand, the Software Council is
moving back to its issue-based agenda. This will not
leave time for much formal business or process
discussion. There is a short process piece in joint
session with the Customer Council during the first
half-hour of the day.The preliminary agenda is as follows:
08:30 |
The
Open Group Process Update
Following the workshop session in August, this
session will provide the latest status on the
process envisioned for driving the development of
the IT DiaTone through the Open Group Forums.Joint Session with
Customer Council
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Carl
Bunje
The Boeing Company |
09:00 |
Welcome and Introductions |
Karl Klessig |
09:15 |
Any formal business,
including Board and Council Workshop reports |
Karl Klessig |
09:30 |
Electronic Commerce in
Action Open Market is one of the leading
software suppliers in the Internet Commerce
business. Their product Transact provides a
complete back-office infrastructure for secure
Internet commerce. Open Markets unique
SecureLink Commerce Architecture connects all
participants in the online business community,
enabling them to reach more customers, add value
to their offerings, close sales faster, and
create enhanced relationships and
cross-promotional opportunities with partners.
Bob Weinberger, VP Marketing for Open Market,
will present his view of the Electronic Business
opportunity, talk about what pioneering customers
have achieved so far and identify the challenges
faced by companies such as Open Market in meeting
the full range of market requirements at this
stage. (revised synopsis to follow)
Discussion
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Robert
Weinberger,
VP of Marketing,
Open Market Inc.All
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10.15 |
Break |
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10:30 |
Electronic Commerce
Stressing the Security Frontier The concept of electronic
commerce has generated almost as much excitement
and expectation as the Internet itself.
Unfortunately, along with the excitement a good
deal of confusion and concern about electronic
commerce has emerged, causing a substantial
chilling effect on its widespread acceptance and
growth. In particular, the need for strong,
fine-grained access control and permissions
management has never been more pressing, to meet
the requirements not only of electronic commerce
but also the increasing exposure of
mission-critical information over intranets and
extranets by corporations worldwide.
In this
presentation, we provide a straightforward
taxonomy of security needs for intranets,
extranets and electronic commerce, define
Gradient's role in providing security solutions
for the enterprise, and provide examples of
Gradient's technologies in real-world scenarios.
Discussion
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Leonard F. Halio,
President & CEO,
Gradient Technologies Inc.All
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11.15 |
Web
Applications for E-commerce The Internet offers
unlimited opportunities for e-commerce, both
business-to-business and business-to-consumer.
But success with this new platform requires a new
kind of application: a web application.
Web applications
are much more than forms and a database on the
Internet. Web applications combine strong
database connectivity, rich content and a high
level of security along with built-in
communication and collaboration. Web applications
make extensive use of Java for expanded
functionality and platform-independent
deployment.
This presentation
will focus on web applications and their role in
e-commerce:
- The four
unique benefits of web applications
- Java vs. HTML
for the user interface
- The expanded
role of the database in web applications
- Security in
web applications
- Server-based
agents for customized one-to-one
communication
- How
collaboration can amplify e-commerce
success
Discussion
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David Dewan
VP of
Product Strategy
SilverStream Software, Inc.All
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12:00 |
Any other
business |
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12:30 |
Lunch |
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The Software Council Executive Committee would like to receive your additonal
suggestions by email as soon as possible.
Information on earlier
meetings (for members only) is available via the Software Council's home page.
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