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ITEX
A Joint Event Presented by
An integrated
IT Technology
Conference & Expo
23 November 2010, SKYCITY Convention Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
www.itex.net.nz
EXPOS
KEYNOTES
Technology event for IT staff
reporting to CIOs, IT Directors, CFOs
ITDEMOS
New event format - interactive
conferences within expo space
Multiple tech content tracks design your big day
BREAKOUTS
Latest business IT case studies
New awards, including IT Manager
of the Year!
Masterclass workshops targeting
team skill development for aspiring
CIOs
Diamond Sponsor
Platinum Sponsors
Keynote Speaker Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
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ITEX
A Joint Event Presented by
An integrated
IT Technology
Conference & Expo
23 November 2010, SKYCITY Convention Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
DESIGN YOUR
BIG DAY
Day 1 – ITEX Conference & Expo
Who Should Attend?
Choose from five content tracks. Move freely between tracks to
IT Staff reporting to CIOs, IT Directors, CFOs:
design your big day to meet your professional development needs
and your organisation’s rapidly changing requirements.
(SKYCITY Convention Centre 9.00am - 5.50pm)
End of Day 1 – ITEX Awards Cocktail Function
A high energy networking function. Be part of the action as we launch
new awards into the IT scene, including what will be the highly prized
IT Manager of the Year!
(SKYCITY Convention Centre 5.50pm - 9.00pm)
Day 2 – Four Business-Led Masterclasses to develop
the IT team’s skill & competence
Take your professional development further with Masterclasses
designed to focus on key business skills.
(Rendezvous Hotel 9.00am - 5.00pm)
We would like to extend our thanks to the ITEX Advisory Council who
have helped us to ensure that the content delivered meets your needs.
The Advisory Council members include:
• Andrew Cammell, CIO, Chapman
Tripp
• Craig Humphrey, National IT
Development Manager, Chapman
Tripp
• Miles Fordyce, Associate Director,
Strategy, Planning and Customer
Relations, University of Auckland
• Peter McDowall, CIO, St John
• May Richards, ICT Projects Team
Manager, St John
• Mike Clarke, CIO, SkyCity
Entertainment Group
• Ben Robinson, CIO, Paymark
• Conrad Morgan, Manager ICT &
Security, Paymark
• Glenn Armishaw, Development
Group Manager, Toyota Financial
Services
• Peter Ennis, CIO, TVNZ
• Julia Raue, CIO, Air NZ
• Chris Trigg, GM Group IT Production,
Air NZ
• Mike Oulsnam, Corporate Solutions
Manager, Air NZ
• Robin Johansen, CIO, Beca
• Andy Shields, Group IT Manager,
Beca
• IT Managers
• Analyst Programmers
• Enterprise Architects
• IT Infrastructure Managers
• Information Security Managers
• IT Communication Managers
• IT Operations Managers
• IT Project Managers
• IT Strategy and Architecture Managers
• IT Support Managers
• BI Managers
• Intranet Managers
• Business Solutions Managers
• Business Analysts
• DB Managers
• Applications Managers
and associated titles
What’s in it for you?
3 reasons to attend
1. Development and training
Take the day out of the office and put yourself in
front of the leading experts and practitioners. Ideal
professional development and technical training for
the IT team.
2. Roll up your sleeves and take
advantage of the interactive format
The variety of delivery styles available will enable you
to engage in the manner that suits you best. You'll
have the opportunity to move between the three
Case Study Stages, the Roundtable Discussion
Zones and the Technology Demonstration Area.
3. Value for money
We have designed the event pricing to enable you
to send the team and save yourself money at the
same time. Access tickets for as low as $550 +
GST per person.
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Masterclass Workshops
Four Half-Day Workshops (book separately)
24th November 2010, Rendezvous Hotel, Auckland
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT THEMES:
• Building a business case
• Negotiating effective SLAs
• Project leadership and management
• IT Team skills framework
When IT leaders share what keeps them awake at night, developing key leadership talent always ranks
at the top. Organisations need to have the ability to identify and develop their top talent to meet the
ever-changing challenges of today, and even more importantly, of tomorrow. This series of half-day
workshops is designed to do just this.
9.00am – 12.30pm
9.00am – 12.30pm
Getting a Business Decision Across the Line
Project Leadership and Management:
Effective Leadership of your IT Project Portfolio
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Building a business case - a step-by-step
development process
• What to look for in case reports that makes the difference
between a strong case and a weak case
• The difference between the case for decision support and the
case for business planning
• How to legitimise and measure the full range of business
benefits - even the so-called “intangibles”
• How to get decisions out of your CIO, CFO and CEO
• Generating good alternatives
• Dealing with compromise
• How to not get lost in the feedback
David Spaziani, Independent IT & Business Consultant
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Effective Governance - identifying, prioritising, mobilising and
overseeing projects to make sure you are on the right track
• Project Leadership – key traits of successful PMs
• Minimising communication misunderstandings
• What are the signs of success or failure mid-flight and how do
you make the tough call?
• Tips and tricks – lessons from successes and failures
Chris Pope, Group IT PMO Manager, Air New Zealand
1.30pm – 5.00pm
1.30pm – 5.00pm
Successful negotiation, documentation and
management of Service Level Agreements
Discovering your IT Skills and Improving
Delivery Capability
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Key issues to consider when negotiating & documenting the SLA
• The relationship between objectives, measures, targets, and
incentives & disincentives
• The debate on the use of penalties, liquidated damages, or
retaining a right to sue for general damages in SLAs
• Effective service level management and contractor management
• Ensuring an effective working relationship
• Scheduling and conducting reviews of your SLAs and the
performance of service provider
• Common performance issues and how to deal with them
• Understanding how SLAs can go bad and fail to deliver as per
expectations
Bernie Diver, Director, Strategic Sourcing
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
How do you currently determine what skills
you have in the ICT workforce and do you have
a framework in place to ensure you effectively deploy and
develop those skills? This workshop is ideal for CIOs, ICT Line
Management and Senior HR Managers.
• Discover an IT team skills framework against which you can
develop your team
• Using the Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) to
discover and validate your IT skills pool
• How SFIA has been developed benchmarking thousands of IT
teams internationally
• The value of consistent skills profiling
• Deploying right person, right project, right time
• Inform portfolio planning
• Increase employee engagement
• Demonstrate the true value of IT staff to the business and HR
• Develop professional practices in your team
• Target scarce L&D budgets to meet business needs
Rob Sewell MNZCS ITCP, Consultant, ICDI NZ
SHOWPLAN
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Green Stage
Technology
Demos
Diamond Sponsor
Platinum Sponsors
Keynote Speaker Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Exhibitors
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Networking Drinks Sponsor
BA of The Year Award
Supported by
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Early-Bird Prize Draw
All registrations received before 12 October 2010
go into the draw to win a DELL Vostro laptop!
(Dell Vostro 1720 17 C2D P8600 4GB 320GB 8x Win7)
Subscription Offer
The first 75 paid registrations will receive
a six month complimentary subscription
to Computerworld. All other registrants
will be entitled to a 20% discount.
AT A GLANCE
8.00 am
ITEX Registration Opens
8.30 - 9.15
Opening Plenary Keynote
Technology
Transformation
Track
Security Track
Mobility Track
The Smart
Organisation
Track
Service
Management
Track
9.20
TT1 Case Study
Journey to the Private
Cloud
S1 Case Study
The Mobile Revolution
and Security
M1 Case Study
Mobile Platforms and
Enterprise Agility
SO1 Roundtable
SharePoint Strategies,
Tactics & Tips
SM1 Technology Demo
Enterprise Storage
Management
10.05
Morning tea & Expo
10.35 11.20
TT2 Roundtable
The Future of Desktop
S2 Technology Demo
Achieving Security in
the Cloud
M2 Case Study
Next-Generation
Technology for
Videoconferencing over
IP
SO2 Case Study
NZTA: Improving our
Business Analysis
Practice
SM2 Case Study
A Pragmatic Approach to
Enterprise Architecture
11.35 12.20
TT3 Technology Demo
Transform your IT
S3 Case Study
Maintaining Security
and Reliability in a 24x7
Web-Based Business
M3 Case Study
Next Gen
Communications
Architectures
SO3 Case Study
Maximising Hosting
Efficiency
SM3 Roundtable
Architecture
Governance: Challenges,
Issues and a Framework
for Success
12.20
Plenary Keynote
1.05
Lunch & Expo
2.00 - 2.45
Plenary Keynote
S4 Roundtable
Securing the Modern
Intranet
M4 Technology Demo
Windows Phone 7
Revolution
SO4 Case Study
Leveraging Data to
Improve Your Customer
Service & Operational
Metrics
SM4 Case Study
Getting Rid of Checkin: The Role of SOA in
the Automation of the
Domestic Airport
S5 Case Study
Lessons Learned Making
the Transition to Cloud
Security
M5 Roundtable
Mobility - Who Wins and
Who Loses
SO5 Technology Demo
SharePoint 2010:
Better, Faster, Deeper
SM5 Case Study
Lessons in Flexibility:
Architecture at ASB
3.00
TT4 Case Study
Cloud Computing:
Myths, Realities and
What we Have Learnt
3.45
Afternoon tea & Expo
4.15 - 5.00
TT5 Case Study
Creating a True
Commodity Service
Model through Open
Source Technologies
5.10
Plenary Keynote
5.50
ITEX Awards Cocktail Function
Sponsored by:
ITEX KEYNOTES
Presented on the Green Stage
James Canton, Ph.D.
Futurist, Author and Visionary Business Advisor
For over 30 years, Dr. James Canton has been insightfully predicting
the key trends that have shaped our world. Dr. Canton is CEO and
Chairman of the Institute for Global Futures, a leading think tank that
advises business and government on future trends. He advises the
Global Fortune 1000 including: IBM, BP, Intel, Philips, General Electric,
Hewlett Packard, Boeing, FedEx, and Proctor & Gamble.
Andrew Pickup, Chief Operating Officer, Microsoft Asia Pacific
Andrew is responsible for driving the strategic integration of business,
marketing and operational leadership across the region. A Microsoft
veteran, Andrew moved to Singapore in February 2003, taking on a role
as Business & Marketing Director at Microsoft Singapore. Prior to this
date, Andrew spent over 10 years with Microsoft UK, where he held a
number of senior management business and marketing roles.
Anil Sabharwal, Head of Enterprise Apps Product Management, APAC, Google
Anil is responsible for driving Google’s Enterprise Apps product
direction. A recognised serial entrepreneur with over 10 years of senior
leadership experience in the high-tech sector. Prior to joining Google,
Anil was founder and MD of RAYV, one of Australia’s Top 100 Web
2.0 companies. He is also credited with co-founding and successfully
growing Desire2Learn into what is now the world’s second largest online learning
company focused on the educational sector.
Simone Brunozzi, Technology Evangelist, Amazon Web Services Asia Pacific
(APAC)
Simone Brunozzi is a technology enthusiast, involved in IT and
computing since an early age. He joined Amazon.com in March 2008
in the role of Amazon Web Services Technology Evangelist. He has been
following the “Cloud Computing” paradigm shift since 2005. Simone
also served as a professor of Programming Languages and Compilers at
Perugia University and worked as a CTO at the University for Foreigners in Perugia.
9.20
EXPOS
Technology Transformation Track
Security Track
The Journey to a Private Cloud:
A Practical Framework for
Successful Private Cloud Design
The Mobiles Among Us – The
Mobile Revolution and Security
• A practical framework to assess principal
private cloud requirements
• Mapping those to design elements
including infrastructure pooling, resource
allocation, and service policies
• A pragmatic recipe - our experiences and
lessons learned
Barry White, Group Chief Information Officer,
Allied Farmers
KEYNOTES
ITDEMOS
BREAKOUTS
TT1
10.35 11.20
Over the course of
Roundtable Discussion: The
Future of the Desktop
Everything seems to be moving to the cloud
and increasingly we are seeing a shift from
local desktop applications towards Webhosted clones that run in browsers. As these
trends continue, what will happen to the
desktop and where will it live?
Miles Fordyce, Associate Director, Strategy,
Planning and Customer Relations, University
of Auckland
Jason MacDonald, Director ICT Services,
Kristin School
Peter Finch, CIO, Gen-i
Paul Muckleston, Managing Director Microsoft
Representative from IBM
the day, move freely
between the five
content tracks and
tailor the event to your
business needs.
Security is the one area in IT and especially
in mobile IT where “done” is never achieved.
This presentation will examine how to enable
mobile users to go about their business while
managing the risk to corporate assets.
• The mobile revolution and the implications for
security
• Key threats you can expect today and
tomorrow and how to address them
• Lessons learnt
Ofer Reshef, Manager - Security & Risk,
Information Services,
S1
Fonterra Co-operative Group
Technology Demo - Achieving
Security in the Cloud
Cloud computing has the usual requirements
of traditional IT security, though it presents
an added level of risk because of the
“externalised” aspects of a cloud model. This
can make it more difficult to maintain data
integrity and privacy, support data and service
availability, and demonstrate compliance. This
speaker will discuss the who, what, when, why
and how of cloud-based security services and
will demonstrate how IBM are creating highly
secure cloud computing infrastructures.
Senior Representative from IBM
S2
TT2
11.35 12.20
Technology Demo – Transform
your IT Organisation with HP
BladeSystem Matrix
Maintaining Security and Reliability
in a 24x7 Web-Based Business
Today 70% of IT expenditure is wasted on
operations and maintenance. See how HP
BladeSystem Matrix can transform your
organisation so that you can focus on
innovation again!
• Automate day to day datacentre tasks to
increase IT productivity
• Manage your Virtual and Physical
environments effectively together
• One-touch, self-service provisioning of
infrastructure and applications in minutes
• Reduce costs through improved
infrastructure utilization and energy
efficiency
TT3
Converged Infrastructure Architect, HP
3.00
Cloud Computing: Myths,
Realities and What we Have
Learnt
S3
Roundtable: Securing the Modern
Intranet: User-Generated Content,
Managing Content Ownership and
Comments
• Cloud computing – one interpretation
• Overview of an established design
• Addressing the security concerns
• Solution benefits, future potential
Alex Cruden, IT&T Manager, Baycorp Australia & New Zealand
TT4
4.15 5.00
• Issues of redundancy and failure
• Choosing risk-appropriate authentication
methods
• Creating a secure and protected environment
– most common attacks and how we
protected against them
• Disaster recovery/business continuity - how
much is really needed?
• Major obstacles and challenges we have
faced
David Wasley, CIO, TradeMe
Matt van Deventer, Head of DB, TradeMe
Creating a True Commodity
Service Model through
Open Source Technologies:
Experiences and Lessons
Learned
• Deploying an open but effective intranet
content ownership policy
• Who should have control? Identifying the
information champions in your staff
• Training and supporting your champions
• Keeping a handle on problem areas
Angerie Van Wyk, Communications Manager
for Corporate Affairs, Vodafone NZ
Ruth Miles, Intranet Roadmap Manager,
Telecom
Mark Rees, National Technology Officer Microsoft
S4
Lessons Learned Making the
Transition to Cloud Security
• Why Infrastructure as a Service – business
benefits
• Challenges (Perceptions, Allegiances,
Behaviours and Interoperability)
• Lessons learnt
• Pathway forward and what we might do
differently next time
Tracy Voice, General Manager – Processing
and Business Enabling, NZ Post
This speaker will discuss why they have moved
to a cloud solution for their security and detail
the challenges faced in making the transition.
• The uniqueness of this type security
• What were our major concerns and how did
we work through those?
• What security technologies are most/least
appropriate?
• Lower TCO, ease of maintenance and
increased flexibility – have we realised the
benefits?
Christine Dormaar, Information Services
Manager, Solid Energy Ltd
TT5
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S5
Mobility Track
The Smart Organisation Track
Service Management Track
Mobile Platforms and Enterprise
Agility
Roundtable: SharePoint
Strategies, Tactics, & Tips
Technology Demo - Enterprise
Storage Management – Made
Simple
• Making more strategic use of this
technology - opportunities and challenges
around collaboration
• Mobile technologies – contemporary and
emerging
• The rollout of mobile applications
Jason Wills, CIO, Harcourts International
Ltd & Peter Watling, Developer, Orsome
Software
M1
Next-Generation Technology for
Videoconferencing over IP
Video-telephony and videoconferencing have
never reached their full potential in either the
enterprise market or the consumer space
because the technology has been hampered
by network issues and video quality
limitations. In this presentation this speaker
will talk about:
• The journey thus far and
• The roadblocks and challenges we faced
• Where to next?
Andy Shields, Group IT Manager, Beca
• Breaking information storage paradigms
• The concepts of metadata versus physical
folders, as well as best practices,
metaphors, examples, and demos
• How to best leverage FAST search in a
SharePoint-based knowledge system
• Tips for creating clear governance and
management models
Ruth Miles, Intranet Roadmap Manager,
Telecom
Gerad Botha, Development Specialist,
ASB Technology
Mike Gilbert, Applications Architect,
SO1
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
Steve Letford, SharePoint Specialist Microsoft
NZTA: Improving our business
analysis practice
Ann Schwass, Business Solutions Manager
& Danella Dunning, Business Analyst, New
Zealand Transport Agency
M2
Next Gen Communications
Architectures
This speaker was faced with a fast-growing
datacentre that was becoming expensive
to run, power-hungry and complex to
manage. The speaker will discuss how their
organisation has looked to meet the current
and future data centre challenges at hand.
• Rethinking traditional legacy approaches
• The decision to upgrade to a virtualised
datacentre
• Experiences and lessons learnt
M3
Windows Phone 7 Revolution
See what happens when you push the
envelope. See a first-hand demo of the latest
Windows Phone that brings your people,
photos, music, and video into an unrivaled
mobile experience. With a holistic design that
brings together web content, applications and
services into a single view, phones worship
you now, not the other way round.
Mark Bishop, Windows Phone Business
Manager, Microsoft NZ
Major shifts are changing the game in
mobility. What’s different, what has changed?
Why is everyone interested in mobile? Is
the app craze a fad or will it continue? Is
the tablet the future? How will different
companies reposition themselves within this
environment? This Panel will speak about the
current landscape and whether now is the
right time to make large investments.
Peter Watling, Developer, Orsome
Software
Peter Mangin, CIO, Saatchi & Saatchi
Andy Shields, Group IT Manager, Beca
Mark Bishop, Windows Phone Business M5
Manager Microsoft
• Why does EA fail in many organisations
before it really gets started?
• What is wrong with the traditional approach
to EA?
• How do you position EA to deliver real
business value?
• EA in a federalised environment
• The use of EA tools
• The challenges we faced and how we
resolved those challenges
Lukas Svoboda, Managing Principal,
Touchpoint Group
SM2
Roundtable: Architecture
Governance: Challenges, Issues
and a Framework for Success
• Aligning governance with organisational
goals – our experience
• Centralised versus federalised
• Key practices that need to be governed
• Governance challenges
Lukas Svobada, Chief Enterprise Architect,
Mighty River Power
Andrew Cunningham, Enterprise Architect,
Air New Zealand
Jason MacDonald, Director ICT Services,
Kristin School
Marianna Billington, Director, IT Service
Management Forum International
SO3
Leveraging Sharepoint to Your
Advantage
Gerard will share how ASB Bank have utilised
SharePoint to rapidly build applications that
would otherwise have been more expensive
and taken more time to develop if another
approach was taken. He will also discuss
• SharePoint as an application development
platform
• The types of applications we have built
• Our future use of SharePoint
Gerad Botha, Development Specialist,
ASB Technology
M4
Roundtable: Mobility - Who Wins
and Who Loses?
A Pragmatic Approach to
Enterprise Architecture
SO2
Maximising Hosting Efficiency
For the enterprise, mobility redefines how
and where commerce happens; creates
entirely new patterns of collaboration; and
puts real-time data at our fingertips. That’s
why Enterprise 2.0 delivery strategies
must incorporate mobility. This speaker will
discuss how their organisation has planned
to take advantage of these trends, and the
challenges that confronted them as they did.
Peter Mangin, CIO, Saatchi & Saatchi
The configuration of new data storage can
be just as costly as the hardware. Technical
and certification requirements can make
it too difficult to setup and manage your
own storage infrastructure. Dell Equallogic
removes the complexity and gives you the
enterprise functionality required.
• SAN provisioning in less than an hour
• Optimization for the visualized environment
• Full enterprise capability and scalability
Zane Bryhn, Enterprise Solutions Consultant,
SM1
Dell
S04
Technology Demo SharePoint
2010: Better, Faster, Deeper
Organisations are wasting money by
buying disparate products to achieve what
SharePoint delivers on one easy to manage
platform. This session will be a whirlwind
demonstration of SharePoint 2010 capability. • Enterprise Search
• Enterprise Content Management
- To manage your information explosion
effectively across all media types
- To assist with NZ Public Records Act
compliance
• Business Intelligence
• Social Computing
Steve Letford, SharePoint Specialist,
Microsoft NZ
SM3
Getting Rid of Check-In: The Role
of SOA in the Automation of the
Domestic Airport
• New applications and technologies are
convenient, easy to use and greatly reduce
time customers need to spend at the
airport
• New substantial services layer abstracts
and implements common business
functions and is aligned to business
processes
• Legacy functions and data from mainframe
and databases are exposed in a structured
way
Andrew Cunningham,
SM4
Enterprise Architect, Air New Zealand
Lessons in Flexibility:
Architecture at ASB
• Organic modelling: a case study in a
system replacement project
• Adaptable architectural meta models
• The importance of communication
• Analysis in architecture
• Methods for getting it done
James Bergin, Manager, Solution
Architecture, ASB Bank
SO5
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