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6:30p.m. – 8:30p.m. Program begins
Fenwick & West LLP, Silicon Valley Center
801 California Street, Room 101, Mountain View, CA. 94041
General Event Information:
FREE for CCICE Members (join CCICE)
$25 Members of Affiliate Organizations
$30 Non-Members $35 At the door
The latest buzz word and the next big thing is believed to be Cloud
Computing. Entrepreneurs, start-up companies, SME’s and even
investors can build their next opportunity as this classic disruptive
technology begins to proliferate. Cloud Computing is changing how we
do business and more importantly reduces cost in business operation
and changes companies business models.
Cloud Computing is also seen as the next fastest growing sector that is
generating job opportunities in what is known today as the 2nd Great
Depression Market. Come and listen to what this sector of the industry is
up to, especially how people are innovating in the clouds and generating
new jobs in this disruptive game changer both technically and on a
business level.
Join us to learn more and leverage the Cloud. This event will leave you
with ideas and means to apply them in your endeavor while helping you
maximize your company’s performance and minimizing costs.
• What is Cloud Computing a basic overview?
• Business Case Market Overview.
• How do you service & support the Cloud?
• Your next Dream Job in this 2nd Great Depression Market?
• Where is Cloud Computing going next and how can you leverage
the opportunity?
Speakers:
Guest Key Note Speaker:
Andy Bechtolsheim, Founder & Chief Development Officer and
Chairman, Arista Networks (Cloud Networking)
Mr. Praveen Kumar, Founder & CEO, Packet Island Inc. (CloudCARE)
Mr. Greg Ness, Senior Director Marketing, Infoblox and a recent writer of
the article “The coming Cloud Computing Wars” Feb, 21. 2009.
Featuring via video our special guest from Belfast England:
Dr. Maik A. Lindner, Researcher, SAP Research CEC Belfast UK Author
of "A Break in the Clouds: Towards a Cloud Definition."
Live on the Phone our special guest from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:
Dr. Patrick Wong, STSM & Executive IT Architect, IBM
BIO's
Andy Bechtolsheim as Chief Development Officer at Arista Networks,
Andy Bechtolsheim is responsible for the overall product development
and technical direction of Arista Networks. Previously Andy was a Founder
and Chief System Architect at Sun Microsystems, where most recently he
was responsible for industry standard server architecture. Andy was also
a Founder and President of Granite Systems, a Gigabit Ethernet startup
acquired by Cisco Systems in 1996. From 1996 until 2003 Andy served
as VP/GM of the Gigabit Systems Business Unit at Cisco that developed
the very successful Catalyst 4500 family of switches. Andy was also a
Founder and President of Kealia, a next generation server company
acquired by Sun in 2004.
Andy received a M.S. in Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon
University in 1976 and was a PhD Student at Stanford University from
1977 until 1982.
Praveen Kumar , Founder & CEO, Packet Island
A serial entrepreneur, Praveen brings a combination of technology,
marketing, and finance experience to Packet Island. Praveen started his
career as an Engineer at Hewlett Packard developing HP Openview
products and technologies. Later, he served as the lead architect for
several of HP's largest ISP messaging deployments, worldwide. After HP,
Praveen co-founded Ethercloud, a voice-over-wifi startup, and
Musicphone (Acquired by Gracenote/Sony), a mobile entertainment
service delivery platform company. Prior to founding Packet Island, he
served as VP of product management and marketing at Telsima, where
he played a key part in the company's acquisition and integration of Intel's
VoIP chip business. Praveen has an MBA from the Haas School of
Business, UC Berkeley, an MS(CS) from UC Riverside, and a BE(CS)
from the College of Engineering - Guindy (CEG), Chennai, India.
Greg Ness, Senior Director Marketing at Infoblox. Greg was previously a
marketing executive at Blue Lane Technologies, Juniper Networks,
Redline Networks, IntruVert Networks, ShoreTel, Visa International and
Verizon. At Blue Lane he was a thought leader in virtualization security.
Blue Lane was recently acquired by VMware. At Redline he helped to
establish the company as a leader in Web application delivery until
acquisition in May 2005 by Juniper Networks.
At IntruVert he helped the company establish and lead the IDPS category,
resulting in its acquisition by McAfee. At ShoreTel he helped the company
establish itself in the emerging enterprise VoIP space. He has been a
blogger at Always On since the Spring of 2004 and his columns appear
regularly in Seeking Alpha. Greg earned a Master's Degree from The
University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor's Degree from Reed College.
Dr. Maik A. Lindner, Resercher, , SAP Research CEC Belfast, SAP (UK)
Limited. Dr. Maik A. Lindner is a member of the Software Engineering and
Architectures (SEA) group of SAP Research CEC Belfast (UK) (http://www.
sap.com/about/company/research/centers/belfast.epx). He holds a PhD
from University of Muenster (Germany), in Information and Controlling
Systems with a focus on Business Intelligence, investigating controlling
and regulating partnerships in economic environments. Prior to his PhD
he finished his MSc in Information Systems.
Currently Maik is working on the European Union FP7 funded project
RESERVOIR (http://www.reservoir-fp7.eu/). The aim of this project is to
allow massive scale deployment and management of complex IT
services across different administrative domains, IT platforms and
geographies (nowadays under the Cloud Computing umbrella). The
developed infrastructure will include ideas and concepts of virtualization,
grid computing, and business service management techniques. The core
of Maik's research are business aspects and business/markets models
for emerging technologies such as cloud computing.
SAP Research CEC Belfast is actively involved in leading efforts in the
field of future ICT systems and architectures as this is expected to be a
centrally important topic in large-scale enterprise software.
Dr. Patrick Wong has 32 years of experience with IBM. He is the Senior
Technical Staff Member (STSM) and Executive IT Architect in IBM Systems
& Technology Group (STG) engaging in infrastructure consulting.
Before this assignment, Pat was the Chief Infrastructure Architect in IBM
Global Services (IGS) responsible for the largest Siebel CRM
implementation in the world. Pat consolidated servers by 44%;
eliminated 105 images; and maintained higher than 99.9% service level
in the virtualized landscape.
Pat was the network guru in IBM Corporate Headquarters (CHQ)
managing the largest corporate network with 3,500 mainframe
computers. He also deployed the first SAP services in IBM connecting U.
S. to logistic centers and manufacturing plants in Thailand, Hungary,
Mexico, Singapore, Germany, Netherlands, and other countries.
Pat was the author of the IBM Software Group (SWG) Program Product in
network management that had a spotless 100% quality record with zero
APAR and zero PTF in 20 years of production.
In 2002, Pat received his Doctoral degree in Computer Science
specializing in Broadband Wireless with a focus on 802.11 network
protocol.
Pat is currently working with customers in server and storage
consolidations and IT optimization in the Dynamic Infrastructure (DI) and
Cloud Computing environment.
Fenwick & West LLP, Silicon Valley Center
801 California Street, Room 101, Mountain View, CA. 94041
General Event Information:
FREE for CCICE Members (join CCICE)
$25 Members of Affiliate Organizations
$30 Non-Members $35 At the door
The latest buzz word and the next big thing is believed to be Cloud
Computing. Entrepreneurs, start-up companies, SME’s and even
investors can build their next opportunity as this classic disruptive
technology begins to proliferate. Cloud Computing is changing how we
do business and more importantly reduces cost in business operation
and changes companies business models.
Cloud Computing is also seen as the next fastest growing sector that is
generating job opportunities in what is known today as the 2nd Great
Depression Market. Come and listen to what this sector of the industry is
up to, especially how people are innovating in the clouds and generating
new jobs in this disruptive game changer both technically and on a
business level.
Join us to learn more and leverage the Cloud. This event will leave you
with ideas and means to apply them in your endeavor while helping you
maximize your company’s performance and minimizing costs.
• What is Cloud Computing a basic overview?
• Business Case Market Overview.
• How do you service & support the Cloud?
• Your next Dream Job in this 2nd Great Depression Market?
• Where is Cloud Computing going next and how can you leverage
the opportunity?
Speakers:
Guest Key Note Speaker:
Andy Bechtolsheim, Founder & Chief Development Officer and
Chairman, Arista Networks (Cloud Networking)
Mr. Praveen Kumar, Founder & CEO, Packet Island Inc. (CloudCARE)
Mr. Greg Ness, Senior Director Marketing, Infoblox and a recent writer of
the article “The coming Cloud Computing Wars” Feb, 21. 2009.
Featuring via video our special guest from Belfast England:
Dr. Maik A. Lindner, Researcher, SAP Research CEC Belfast UK Author
of "A Break in the Clouds: Towards a Cloud Definition."
Live on the Phone our special guest from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:
Dr. Patrick Wong, STSM & Executive IT Architect, IBM
BIO's
Andy Bechtolsheim as Chief Development Officer at Arista Networks,
Andy Bechtolsheim is responsible for the overall product development
and technical direction of Arista Networks. Previously Andy was a Founder
and Chief System Architect at Sun Microsystems, where most recently he
was responsible for industry standard server architecture. Andy was also
a Founder and President of Granite Systems, a Gigabit Ethernet startup
acquired by Cisco Systems in 1996. From 1996 until 2003 Andy served
as VP/GM of the Gigabit Systems Business Unit at Cisco that developed
the very successful Catalyst 4500 family of switches. Andy was also a
Founder and President of Kealia, a next generation server company
acquired by Sun in 2004.
Andy received a M.S. in Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon
University in 1976 and was a PhD Student at Stanford University from
1977 until 1982.
Praveen Kumar , Founder & CEO, Packet Island
A serial entrepreneur, Praveen brings a combination of technology,
marketing, and finance experience to Packet Island. Praveen started his
career as an Engineer at Hewlett Packard developing HP Openview
products and technologies. Later, he served as the lead architect for
several of HP's largest ISP messaging deployments, worldwide. After HP,
Praveen co-founded Ethercloud, a voice-over-wifi startup, and
Musicphone (Acquired by Gracenote/Sony), a mobile entertainment
service delivery platform company. Prior to founding Packet Island, he
served as VP of product management and marketing at Telsima, where
he played a key part in the company's acquisition and integration of Intel's
VoIP chip business. Praveen has an MBA from the Haas School of
Business, UC Berkeley, an MS(CS) from UC Riverside, and a BE(CS)
from the College of Engineering - Guindy (CEG), Chennai, India.
Greg Ness, Senior Director Marketing at Infoblox. Greg was previously a
marketing executive at Blue Lane Technologies, Juniper Networks,
Redline Networks, IntruVert Networks, ShoreTel, Visa International and
Verizon. At Blue Lane he was a thought leader in virtualization security.
Blue Lane was recently acquired by VMware. At Redline he helped to
establish the company as a leader in Web application delivery until
acquisition in May 2005 by Juniper Networks.
At IntruVert he helped the company establish and lead the IDPS category,
resulting in its acquisition by McAfee. At ShoreTel he helped the company
establish itself in the emerging enterprise VoIP space. He has been a
blogger at Always On since the Spring of 2004 and his columns appear
regularly in Seeking Alpha. Greg earned a Master's Degree from The
University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor's Degree from Reed College.
Dr. Maik A. Lindner, Resercher, , SAP Research CEC Belfast, SAP (UK)
Limited. Dr. Maik A. Lindner is a member of the Software Engineering and
Architectures (SEA) group of SAP Research CEC Belfast (UK) (http://www.
sap.com/about/company/research/centers/belfast.epx). He holds a PhD
from University of Muenster (Germany), in Information and Controlling
Systems with a focus on Business Intelligence, investigating controlling
and regulating partnerships in economic environments. Prior to his PhD
he finished his MSc in Information Systems.
Currently Maik is working on the European Union FP7 funded project
RESERVOIR (http://www.reservoir-fp7.eu/). The aim of this project is to
allow massive scale deployment and management of complex IT
services across different administrative domains, IT platforms and
geographies (nowadays under the Cloud Computing umbrella). The
developed infrastructure will include ideas and concepts of virtualization,
grid computing, and business service management techniques. The core
of Maik's research are business aspects and business/markets models
for emerging technologies such as cloud computing.
SAP Research CEC Belfast is actively involved in leading efforts in the
field of future ICT systems and architectures as this is expected to be a
centrally important topic in large-scale enterprise software.
Dr. Patrick Wong has 32 years of experience with IBM. He is the Senior
Technical Staff Member (STSM) and Executive IT Architect in IBM Systems
& Technology Group (STG) engaging in infrastructure consulting.
Before this assignment, Pat was the Chief Infrastructure Architect in IBM
Global Services (IGS) responsible for the largest Siebel CRM
implementation in the world. Pat consolidated servers by 44%;
eliminated 105 images; and maintained higher than 99.9% service level
in the virtualized landscape.
Pat was the network guru in IBM Corporate Headquarters (CHQ)
managing the largest corporate network with 3,500 mainframe
computers. He also deployed the first SAP services in IBM connecting U.
S. to logistic centers and manufacturing plants in Thailand, Hungary,
Mexico, Singapore, Germany, Netherlands, and other countries.
Pat was the author of the IBM Software Group (SWG) Program Product in
network management that had a spotless 100% quality record with zero
APAR and zero PTF in 20 years of production.
In 2002, Pat received his Doctoral degree in Computer Science
specializing in Broadband Wireless with a focus on 802.11 network
protocol.
Pat is currently working with customers in server and storage
consolidations and IT optimization in the Dynamic Infrastructure (DI) and
Cloud Computing environment.
March 19, 2009
| Participants: |
| From Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Dr. Patrick Wong "Thank you all for attending my session on the IBM The frontier of technology has expanded into a space where entrepreneur will ride the wave and be the leaders. Contact me via email if you have any questions. Thank you and good luck. Click to contact Dr. Patrick Wong |
| SAP Research Presentation Praveen Kumar Packet Island, Inc Presentation Greg Ness Infoblox Presentation |
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