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Java Technology in the Real World
Industry Panel: Mark Gorenberg, Hummer, Winblad Venture Partners; Bruce
Golden, Accel Partners; Ted Schlein, Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers Abstract: This panel will consist of leading venture capitalists that will review the state of funding for Java technology companies. The panelists will be asked to discuss what characteristics they seek in start-ups and the advice they are giving to the companies they have already chosen to fund.
Time: Wed 25 Mar, 11:00 am - 12:00 noon
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Industry Panel: EDS; Colette Coad, Ernst & Young LLP; Perot Systems;
Vision Software Abstract: How are companies using Java technology? This panel session will showcase large scale applications that are being deployed today. There will be an overview of what each of these companies experienced in developing the applications, providing answers to questions such as: What are the scaleability issues surrounding their Java technology adoption? What development challenges did these companies face? What cost benefits of moving to Java technology do the companies realize?
Time: Tue 24 Mar, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
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Industry Panel: David G. Zanca, FedEx; James Clarke and Eric Carsted, Sun
Microsystems; Noreen Henry, SABRE; Dennis Scott, MCI; Curtis Chambers, Home
Depot; Ralph Richards, Union Bank of Switzerland Abstract: Is the Java platform just for developing applets and simple applications, or is there a role for it in building and deploying large-scale applications? This session will convince you that Java technology is ready for mission-critical applications. The challenges of building a large-scale application will be reviewed and concrete suggestions will be offered on ways to meet technical challenges.
Time: Tue 24 Mar, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
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Industry Panel: Jeff Borror, Daiwa Securities; Yuval Lirov, Lehman
Brothers; Jon Lowell, MECA Software; Norwest Mortgage Abstract: What hot trends and applications have evolved with Java technology in Financial Services? At this session you'll find out what's hot, what Java applications have been developed and how customers are using these applications.
Time: Tue 24 Mar, 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
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Industry Panel: Nino Vidovic, AT&T Labs; Doug Ehrenreich, Softwire;
Connor Dowling, Lumos Software Abstract: With increasing competition and rapidly changing market demands as a result of the Telecommunications Act, service providers and operators in the industry are facing new challenges daily. This panel will describe how solution providers are succeeding in these areas with the power and flexibility of Java applications in areas such as customer care, billing, and switching in intelligent networks.
Time: Tue 24 Mar, 5:45 pm - 6:45 pm
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Industry Panel: Peter Hendler, M.D., Kaiser Permanente; Isaac Kohane,
M.D. Ph.D, Boston Childrens Hospital and Harvard Medical School;
Michael D. McDonald Dr. PH, Global Health Initiatives, Inc. Abstract: The "Write Once, Run Anywhere" attribute of Java technology helps the healthcare industry solve one of its most critical information needs by connecting its disparate and disconnected data centers. Healthcare organizations are collaborating to share patient information among hospitals, clinics and HMOs. Using Java technology as the development platform provides the capability for healthcare organizations to stay competitive with faster, real-time access to critical medical technology information.
Time: Tue 24 Mar, 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
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Industry Panel: Eric Meredith, PNC Bank; David Holmes, CST; Thomas Geer
and Paul Kelly, Visa International;
Bill Adamowski, Norwest Abstract: Can Java technology breathe new life into your data on existing legacy systems? This session will discuss strategies for integrating Java technologies into your existing infrastructure.
Time: Wed 25 Mar, 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm
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Industry Panel: Mark Smith, AlphaBlox; Rob Bolt, Wallop Software; Arny
Epstein, Silverstream; Patrick Vermont, Progress; Steve Pollock, Netiva Abstract: A new set of products are being brought to market to address the needs of software development for distributed, heterogeneous business applications. Java technology and application servers are increasingly key components. This panel will review approaches from leading providers of products in this growing market.
Time: Wed 25 Mar, 2:45 pm - 3:45 pm
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Industry Panel: Doug Pollack, GemStone; Joe Chung, ATG; Bob Pasker,
WebLogic; Bob Bickel, Bluestone Software; Ken Cluff, AllApartments Abstract: A new set of products are being brought to market to address the needs of software development for distributed, heterogeneous business applications. Java technology and application servers are increasingly key components. This panel will review approaches from leading providers of products in this growing market.
Time: Wed 25 Mar, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Industry Panel:
George Heil, Lockheed Martin; David Szeto, Charles Schwab & Company; Marina
Arseniev, University of California Irvine; Steve Dille, Infospace; Fred Dixon,
Internetivity; Drew Harmon, Zanza; David Spicer, Arbor
Abstract: Listen to Sun's Decision Warehouse 100% Pure Java certified developers and their customers discuss the benefits of implementing Java enabled decision support applications to run the innovative enterprise.
Time: Wed 25 Mar, 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
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Industry Panel: Jonathan Young, CNNfn, David Frackman, Brand Dialogue;
Vid Jain, Thinking Media; Mark Benerofe, Sony Online Ventures Abstract: See how Java technology is revolutionizing the interactive entertainment industry. Leading-edge entertainment application companies will discuss how Java technology has transformed their business.
Time: Tue 24 Mar, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
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Industry Panel: Larry Levy, Plexus; Kevin Dorrien, Orbital Technologies;
Gary Gudbranson,
Jetform; Felix Racca and Emilio Lopez-Gabeiras, Fuego Technology; Rod Hodgman,
NovaSoft Abstract: Workflow routing with Java technology changes the model of traditional distributed computing, which was previously limited to two computers talking directly with one another, and presents a method of building distributed applications without traditional limitations. This session will present actual design architectures for building document workflow and corporate knowledge systems with the Java platform.
Time: Thu 26 Mar, 11:00 am - 12:00 noon
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Industry Panel: Gabe Minton, HuskyLabs; Martin Walker, Oracle
Corporation; David Butler, Novera; Richard Palderer, Sybase Abstract: With distributed systems being the future, a compelling way to break software problems apart is necessary, and a framework must be reusable. The Java platform provides fast implementation with a variety of useful classes and libraries. Learn how an enterprise Java technology solution can be successful because of several key features that the Java programming language and programming paradigm provides.
Time: Thu 26 Mar, 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
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Industry Panel: Richard Whitehead, Micromuse; Anders Vinberg, Computer
Associates; David Klavon, Tivoli Abstract: Extend the ability of your organization to manage anything from anywhere. Today's MIS and IT managers need to be able to access their systems from everywhere. With Java technology based interfaces in various enterprise management solutions, learn how to manage clients from any sort of devices, in any location.
Time: Thu 26 Mar, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Industry Panel: Steve Richard, Oblix; Elizabeth
Ireland, Extensity; Dave Rome, Ariba; David Donahue & Michael Gingrave,
Bentana Abstract: Java technology is definitely impacting your corporate experience, even if you're not programming with it today. This session will explore real-life Java applications which extend and enhance employer services, in areas including HR, payroll, benefits administration and financial services.
Time: Thu 26 Mar, 2:45 pm - 3:45 pm
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Industry Panel: Brian Cottman, I-Kinetics; Gary Devendorf, Lotus;
Jahan Moreh, Open Horizon; John Senor, IBI; Iona; Visigenic; Sun Microsystems;
Mark Carges, BEA Abstract: With the latest releases of the JDK software, there has been quite a bit of favorable discussion around Java technology and CORBA as an excellent environment in which to develop and deploy distributed applications over the Internet. This session will present the practical uses of Java technology and CORBA for developing distributed applications.
Time: Thu 26 Mar, 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm
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Industry Panel: Peter Coad, Object International, Inc. Abstract: This session is for designers who want to learn more about the principles of object-oriented design from experts in the software development community, and specifically how the Java programming model seamlessly lends itself to these basic design tenets.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 11:00 am - 12:00 noon
Industry Panel: Dale Ferrario, Sun Microsystems; Fergus O'Reilly, 3Com;
Satya Maruri, Cybercash; Jared Rodriguez, TRADE'ex Abstract: Hear from third-parties who are providing electronic commerce solutions for Fortune 500 organizations with the business functionality required. The ability to browse and sell goods over the net, process shipping requests, tax information, and credit card transactions over the net in real time is implemented entirely with Java technology by integrating several third-party application solutions and Java Commerce framework.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 2:45 pm - 3:45 pm
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Industry Panel: Vince Bonfanti, New Atlanta; Paul Colton, Live Software;
Michel Gallant, Nortel; Tony Murphy, SQRIBE Abstract: To explore a key facet of Java technology applications in the enterprise, this session will discuss successful implementations of servlets and use in either Java technology based or non-Java technology based web servers in various industry segments.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
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Industry Panel: Dave Clare, Novell; Don Ferguson, IBM, Rod Butters,
Oracle; Rob Veitck, Sybase; John Senor, IBI; Mark Douglas, Persistence; Sriram
Srinivasan, Weblogic Inc; Theodoe Van Dong, BAAN; Dave Clare, Novell Abstract: Recognizing the importance of server-side development, Sun has defined a standard for middle-tier components: Enterprise JavaBeans technology. This new standard extends the model of component-based application development from the client to the server. This session will provide an overview of third-party implementation of Java technology in all tiers of an application using Enterprise JavaBeans components.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Industry Panel: James Tiller, CMA; Mike Carr, Bell Atlantic; Ian
Valentine, Graham Technology; Chris Milton, NettGain; Marimba; James Tiller,
CMA; Mike Carr, Bell Atlantic Abstract: Automation of operations using the powerful Java platform in web delivery technology with remote, heterogenous clients. Customer databases interface systems - benefits of Java technology development with a unique methodology for rapid implementation.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm
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Industry Panel: Dr. Ronnie Thomson, Centra Software; Victor E. Eydus,
Masters Institute; Dr. Hsing Mei, Fu Jen Catholic University; Guy
Morazain, Ontario College Application Service (OCAS); Prof. Dr.
Christian Horn, MD Lionet-Technologies; Katherine Prigge, Sanga International
Corporation Abstract: Come to this session to see how Java technology and the Java platform are impacting the way we teach and learn. From impacting educational coursework, to managing curriculum content, individual testing, student assessments and multi-location learning events, Java technology as a elegant programming language is solving problems both in the classroom and out.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Industry Panel: Tony Rochlan, Avanteer; J. Douglas-Graham, KPMG; Tom
Garland, MPath Interactive; Steven Yee, Sony Online Ventures; Larry Chen,
Avanteer; Randy Farmer, Electric Communities Abstract: On-line gaming is prophesized to become one of the largest content areas on the Internet. As such, its no surprise that today its leading the way in terms of on-line community development and marketing. The companies leading the charge are using Java to strategically position themselves to be players in this emerging opportunity. Join us to catch the state of the art in marketing, development and business models before it passes you by.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm
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Industry Panel: Ron Kleinman, Sun Microsystems, Inc.; Jim Traxler, Telxon
Corporation; David Loadman, Telxon; David Preston, Datafit; Brad Albers, Home
Depot; Will King, Cornerstone Abstract: Retail, distribution and consumer goods companies face many challenges and demands in today's marketplace, not the least of which is keeping up with the dynamics of competition, customer preferences, economic and environmental issues. Many retail players are looking to cutting-edge computing solutions such as the Java platform to maintain their footing in this market. Topics discussed in this session will address the value of a scaleable platform, and then benefits which Java technology can provide.
Time: Wed 25 Mar, 12:15 pm - 1:15 pm
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Industry Panel: John Ahrens, Newgen; Mark Logan, Sales Vision; Bill
Paseman, Calico; Lyle Ekdahl, Scopus Technology; Chris Wallace, Trilogy Abstract: This panel brings together leading Java application vendors in the sales force automation arena. The session promises lively, frank discussion on the challenges of building and deploying a distributed application targeted at the special needs of sales and marketing professionals.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 11:00 am - 12:00 noon
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Industry Panel: Phyllis Michaelides, Allied Signal Inc.; Ranjit Notani,
i2 Technologies; Chris Taylor, Trilogy; Robert Schecterle, Oracle Abstract: This session explores how companies are using the Internet and Java technology to address the unique challenges of today's modern manufacturing enterprise. Hear from the experts about their plans for linking manufacturers and suppliers in the new manufacturing paradigm of the 21st century.
Time: Fri 27 Mar, 2:45 pm - 3:45 pm
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Funding Java Technology Start-Ups: Perspectives from the
Venture Capital Community
