Disruptive Technologies Defined: The Web 2.0 (and 3.0 and 4.0) Landscape Defined and the Introduction of User 2.0

Facebook vs. Google vs. Microsoft: The Battle for the Social Network Operating System Platform and Redefining System Capabilities to Make Them Socially Centric

Changing Business Models: The Impact of Advertising on Enterprise Networks and Consumer Software

Mobility: The Preferred Client Platform of a New Generation and Emerging Markets

Social networks—How do social networks transform the computing infrastructure, and how do they change the requirements for and expectations of enterprise applications?

Virtual worlds and 3D technology—How will virtual worlds and 3D technologies combine to redefine the man-machine interface?

Mobility—How does the massive proliferation of SmartPhones and other mobile devices change the architectural landscape? What are the unique requirements of mobile users, and how will they impact, and drive, computing architectures?

Cloud computing—How will the expectations of enterprise customers change during the migration to a cloud-based platform? How quickly will that migration occur?

Stream computing—How will enterprises cope with explosive volumes of data creation? How will this change the existing ways of deriving business value from technology?

Economics—How does the introduction of advertising-supported software change enterprise business models? When and how will advertising impact enterprise software?

For Users:
How can I leverage disruptive technologies to enable demand creation, shaping and sensing?

How do these new capabilities challenge the organization’s existing way of managing and responding to demand?

How can I enhance the digital composition of my organization’s products and services and better capitalize on the economic value inherent in the digitization?

For Vendors:
How can I exploit emerging social and virtual platforms to create new business opportunities?

How will the emergence of social networking platforms change the way I develop and deliver applications?

Strategies can I employ for competing against user-driven applications and platforms that compete with slow-moving corporate standard deployments?

What are SAP, Oracle, and IBM doing about these things, and what opportunities does that present for me?

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May 27 - 29, 2009
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January 21, 2009, 11AM - 12PM ET
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