Now showing Art Coviello, President, RSA The leader of one of the world's leading security technology companies explains where the world of security is going
Now showing Rick Moy, President, NSS Labs Moy highlights many of the issues involved in keeping our credit card details safe and secure
Now showing Robert Clyde, VP of Technology, Symantec The technology chief of possibly the world's biggest security company talks about his view of security's future
Now showing Jason Ling, Head of Mobile Products & Technology, MySpace How can businesses take advantage of social networking to propagate their products and services, when the only constants are age, gender and interests.
Now showing Keynote: Dave Girouard, VP and General Manager, Google Enterprise How Google aims to penetrate the enterprise
Now showing Don Tapscott: The Collaboration Economy and a New Era in Business Communications Tapscott explains the ramifications for businesses in a totally connected world
Now showing NetEvents Keynote: Jason Ling, Chief Architect, MySpace Mobile Society is changing: can business adapt? The impact of social networking on business applications.
Now showing Making a Business of the Unconventional - Jeff Prince, CTO & Chairman, ConSentry Networks How Prince started a company in the shadow of Cisco
Now showing John Chambers, President & CEO, Cisco Systems Chambers provides the Cisco view in the way only he can
Now showing Keynote: Nicholas Negroponte - One laptop per Child Nicholas Negroponte presents OLPCs $100 laptop and explains the revolution that could re-define Global IT culture.
Now showing John McHugh, ProCurve Networking by HP '2010 - Four years on: Technologies Impact on Lifestyles, Business and the Economy ' - John McHugh VP and Worldwide General Manager McHugh makes some bold predictions about the state of the art in 2010
Now showing Steven Ballmer - CEO Microsoft Corp. - Leadership, Inspiration and a Look to the Future - Steven Ballmer CEO Microsoft Corp Steve Ballmer gives the benefit of his 26 years at the helm of Microsoft