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Registration and Morning Refreshments |
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| 10.00 |
Opening Remarks From The Chair |
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| 10.10 |
GOVERNMENTAL ADDRESS Cloud Computing: Transforming The IT Operations Of The Indian Government |
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| 10.25 |
OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS Sharing Resources In The Cloud Value Chain
• Stakeholder Engagement: Building a collaborative working relationship between cloud service consumers, cloud partners and cloud vendors • Identifying the alternative levels of resource sharing for various cloud offerings including: o Infrastructure Cloud: Hardware and IT infrastructure management o Software Cloud: SaaS and traditional CRM as a service o Application Cloud: Applications, UML Modeling tools and social networks as a service o Business Cloud: Business process as a service |
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| 10.55 |
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Shifting Clouds: How The Cloud Landscape Is Evolving
• Identifying the next set of challenges and the opportunities that come along with an ever evolving cloud • Driving increased customer volume and revenue amid an increasingly crowded marketplace • The Future Of Cloud Computing: How advanced can it get and how far can it go? |
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| 11.25 |
Morning Coffee And Networking Break |
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ENTERPRISE AND GOVERNMENT |
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| 11.55 |
The Time Is Right For Enterprise Cloud Computing: Why Cloud Computing Now?
• Identifying the tangible benefits of enterprise cloud computing • Understand the business need of leveraging cloud computing and the benefits available • When do you need to use it? |
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| 12.25 |
What Should The CEO Of An SME Be Looking For In A Cloud Offering? This session will be an in-depth exploration into the various business offerings made available by cloud computing. There are many business benefits to adopting a cloud computing strategy, but what matters to you the most?
This session will look the following: • Removing barriers that impede the modernisation of business processes introduced by information technology • Avoiding capital expenditure in hardware, software, IT support and security though the use of outsourcing • Flexibility and scalability of IT resources • Diversification of IT systems • Local and global optimization of IT infrastructure through automation and virtualisation • Business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities • Assessing the feasibility and profitability of new services • Controlling profit margin and costs |
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| 12.55 |
Lunch And Networking Break |
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| 13.55 |
PANEL DISCUSSION The Business Of Change: The Cloud Is Nothing New, But It Changes Everything, Even Your SLAs: Managing The People, Technology And Culture Change In Your Business
• Focusing on the future and ensuring you have the people, systems, processes and infrastructure in place to promote collaboration and effective communication • Developing winning business, operational and transformational change • Creating a sound power-sharing strategy between your teams and your vendors |
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| 14.45 |
The Enterprise Private Cloud: From Infrastructure to Applications
• Applications, platforms and infrastructures – manageable features to enter the cloud • At what level of organisational size and IT maturity does it make sense? • The Importance of specific technology models and implementation options to Enterprise |
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| 15.15 |
CASE STUDY Federal Government Operating In The Clouds: The United States Government
• The Theory: A wave of application innovation across government agencies • Offering Software-as-a-Service and a cloud-based platform for agencies to develop, test and deploy new applications • Is it possible to create a mutually beneficial development ecosystem? • Identified Cost-Savings Benefits: Lowering overhead and easing application management |
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| 15.45 |
Afternoon Coffee And Networking Break |
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PRIVATE AND HYBRID CLOUDS |
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| 16.15 |
Managing Virtual Infrastructure In Private And Hybrid Clouds
• Discovering the emerging tools and technologies that can transform an organisations legacy infrastructure into a private or hybrid cloud • Deploying virtualised services on local resources and external IaaS Clouds • Benefitting from the expansive capacity of IaaS Clouds |
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| 16.45 |
CASE STUDY Industry Case Study From Leading End-User
• Enjoying the benefits of a secure and stable managed host with the flexibility and scalability of cloud hosting • How xxxx has been able to utilise hybrid clouds to improve their overall performance solution and achieve cost savings • Learning from an early adopter: What were the challenges, if any? And how have those obstacles been outweighed by the benefits |
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| 17.15 |
Closing Remarks From The Chair |
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| 17.25 |
End Of Day 1 |
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