Joerg Resch is writing that the first draft of the agenda for the European Identity Conference 2010 is online:
Some very exciting and controversal strategic views, like for example Munich Re CIO Dr. Rainer Janßen talking about “what business has to learn, so that IT can align”, lots of “real” cloud security topics, many fantastic best practices, and, for the first time this year, combined with a German speaking track (which can be booked separately), dedicated for medium sized companies and public organizations. Stay tuned, I’ll be adding content to the agenda every day.
EIC 2010 Agenda Preview
If you want to have a look before the agenda is officially published, here is the link.
Martin Kuppinger will be on BrightTalk on February 23 with a webcast on desktop virtualization:
Desktop Virtualization – how will it look in the future?
Desktop Virtualization is a hot topic – no doubt about that. But some of the lessons learned include that backends might become rather complex, whilst flexibility is low. Even while the future is about client-side virtualization, there is no doubt that customers have to be careful when setting their vision, planning their strategy, and executing on this. How to manage these environments? What has client(-side) virtualization to provide beyond the basic image?
Click the link above to register for the webcast.
The next Kuppinger Cole virtual conference will take place on February, 9 – 10:
Refinement, Expansion or Replacement – How to Maximize your Investment into Identity Management
Identity management has become part of the infrastructure in most companies today. In the meantime we all have learned, that identity management itself is much more than a single project, and that it is part of many other IT related projects. Many things have improved since you initiated your first identity management project. With this online-conference, we will talk about those improvements and how they can help you to refine, expand, or even replace your existing solution(s).
Please follow the link to find out more.