(Past Event)

Enterprise Everywhere

Corporate IT professionals from Enterprise organisations have requested an exploration into the future of the Mobile Enterprise.

New technologies, the influx of smart devices, cross-border legislation, employment policies and a business requirement for a flexible approach are demanding that organisations keep on top of all options.

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Summary

Representing the peak of industry knowledge, experience and best practice, Enterprise Everywhere will balance real-world user experience with supplier expertise, and present case studies, master classes, Q&A sessions and technical surgeries.

Designed to inspire ideas, provoke discussion and prompt action, the conference will give you relevant, practical and up-to-date information you can take away and use.

Objectives

This conference will focus on the impact to the infrastructure of delivering, supporting and managing a Mobile Workforce. Consumerisation is a part of the driving force behind this change - but many other aspects (cost, new technologies, BC / DR, demands for flexible working) are driving organisations to consider new ways of working and how to support this.

Agenda

10:00     Welcome and Introduction: David Roberts, Executive Director, The Corporate IT Forum

10:05     Security issues with multiple device access - bringing your data back under control: Neil Jarvis, Global Head of IT Security & IT Risk, DHL Supply Chain 
In 1981 your data escaped from the maximum security mainframe. Since then it's been running rampant on PCs, laptops, floppy disks, USB devices and now smartphones and tablets. How can you use new technology to coral the data whilst giving the users the freedom to access it from where they need, when they need? Neil Jarvis will discuss currently-available solutions and describe how DHL has applied some of these to its business.

10:35     Enterprise Everywhere - The Realities: Malcolm Greenhalgh, Manager, Service Improvement, GlaxoSmithKline
Now is the time to embrace the mobile age - providing employees and partners with access to key systems at any time, anywhere on any (and many) devices can deliver many benefits. It opens up new opportunities and allows you to support a truly flexible workforce. But what are the realities behind making this possible? Hear GlaxoSmithKline's story about providing and supporting a mobile / flexible workforce and their thought on what the future might hold. 

Delivering a VDI Solution: Sheridan Hindle, Head of IT, Midcounties Co-operative Society 
VDI has become a key Desktop Strategy for many corporate organisations with its claimed potential for cost savings, simpler support and ability to mobilise the workforce. Midcounties Co-operative Society's Head of IT will present his experiences and challenges from selecting a VDI approach, choosing the right solution through to its implementation, delivered benefits and the organisation's future strategy.

11:05     Break 

11:25     Delivering a VDI Solution: Sheridan Hindle, Head of IT, Midcounties Co-operative Society 
VDI has become a key Desktop Strategy for many corporate organisations with its claimed potential for cost savings, simpler support and ability to mobilise the workforce. Midcounties Co-operative Society's Head of IT will present his experiences and challenges from selecting a VDI approach, choosing the right solution through to its implementation, delivered benefits and the organisation's future strategy.

11:55     QA Panel: An opportunity to have your questions and issues debated and answered (Malcolm Greenhalgh, Sheridan Hindle and Neil Jarvis)

12:30     Lunch 

13:10     McDonald's Mobile Strategy: Doug Baker, IT Service Manager, McDonald's

13:40     Extending Enterprise's Reach - John Lewis Partnership: Steve Parker, Technical Architect, John Lewis Partnership
Steve will describe John Lewis Partnership'sBYOD initiatives from policy through pilot and into a projection for the future.

14:10     Break 

14:30     Keynote Presentation: Phil Pavitt, CIO & Director General, HM Revenue and Customs
Phil Pavitt will be describing the size of HMRC's spending review 2010 challenge (SR2010) and discussing the challenges that HMRC's IT Department are facing as a key enabler to delivering SR2010 and helping reduce the UK's deficit.  He will also share how HMRC are tackling the barriers to change which are not related to technology.  These include culture, remote management, working practices, accepting innovation, risk adverse decisions and making software mobile.

15.00     Supporting a Mobile Workforce: David Viqueira, Executive Technology Services Manager, A&N Media
David and will be discussing the impact that tablets and mobile devices are having on the IT function and their business as a whole.  

15:30     Q&A Panel - An opportunity to have your questions and issues debated and answered (Doug Baker, Steve Parker and David Viqueira).

16:00     Refreshments and Facilitated Introductions: An opportunity to network with your peers and pose questions to the conference partners.

 

* Conferences / Summits are an additional service provided in response to Forum member requests which require specific facilities.  As such, and with approval from the Advisory Group, a nominal fee to attend these activities will be charged in order to cover subsistance costs.

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HMRC
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BalfourBeatty
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"The Corporate IT Forum is a fantastic level check, free of vendor sell and consultancy hype. I like the open sharing of experience…"

"We get valuable knowledge and experience from members of The Corporate IT Forum. This helps us to make better and informed decisions to reach our business goals…"

"The knowledge from other people on what they are doing/have done is invaluable to my team"

"The workshop validated the marketplace for supplier apps; participants were of a uniformly high standard; personally, I value highly the ethos of the Forum in the fact that it is supplier independent"

Tel: +44 (0) 1442 866634
info@corporateITforum.com

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