Keynote Theatre

A show welcoming address from Norman Baker MP – Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Transport

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All good solutions begin with the customer. Rather than trying to stretch customer issues around the frame of available products, Open Source turns the model around, allowing real solutions to be fabricated by utilizing, extending, modifying and combining products together such that they become wrapped around the customer's needs. Moreover, this flexibility can occur at any point along the value chain, from the original developer, through the entire channel, all the way to the ultimate customer themselves.

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Hear from Shell's Global IT Architect, Johan Krebbers as he shares valuable insights into how Shell's Unified Communications & Collaboration Journey with AT&T has transformed productivity and created a hugely positive business impact.

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A show welcoming address from Norman Baker MP – Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Transport

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Over the course of the last few decades the corporate world has always been dominated by traditional collaborative and knowledge sharing tools where hoarding and protecting one's own knowledge and where working in private silos was the common norm; in short, where knowledge workers shared their knowledge and expertise on a "need to know" basis only.

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It is less than 6 months to go until London welcomes the world for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. London 2012 has been described as the biggest mobilisation of the UK workforce for over 70 years, and both athletes and business organisations are now entering the final stages of their preparation for the Games. Come to this fascinating keynote session to learn about how both the athletes, and the businesses involved in the delivery of the Olympics prepare themselves for such a major event. Hear from reigning Olympic Kayaking Champion and London 2012 hopeful, Dr Tim Brabants MBE on the process he is going through to ensure he is ready to defend the Gold medal he won in Beijing. Tim will be joined by Ian Foddering, CTO of Cisco UK&I, the Official Network Infrastructure Supporter of London 2012, who will share with the audience how Cisco are working to make it the most connected Games ever, and provide insights into the issues businesses need to be thinking about in order to be fully prepared for the Games.

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