FST Summit

Programme

DAY ONE: Tuesday, 20 May 2008

until 6.00pm

Registration

6.00 - 9.30pm

Cocktail Reception – Welcome Toast
Lexmark

8.00pm

Welcome Gala Dinner & Keynote Speech

Welcome address:
Master of Ceremonies – Peter Farley, Financial Insights, An IDC Company

Keynote Speech:
Chris Skinner, Financial Services Club
“Disconnected banking in a connected world: after four decades of automating bank processes, banks are now just bits and bytes in cyberspace. Where’s the relationship in such an age of disconnected banking? It’s there, but banks are missing the trick of how to be connected with their customers in a networked world. Chris provides a vision of banking in 2020 which shows banks how to get that connection back.”

DAY TWO: Wednesday, 21 May 2008
7.00 - 8.30am	Breakfast, Registration & Collection of Final Itinerary
8.30 - 9.20am	Breakfast Panel Discussion –Discussion with Q&A Panel Discussion – Alcatel Lucent Compliance & Security – Securing Business Processes Automation to Meet Corporate Governance Requirements and Securing and Managing Mobile Laptop Confidential Master of Ceremonies: Peter Farley, Financial Insights, An IDC Company Moderator: Robert Hemmerich – VP Strategic Sales WW,Alcatel Lucent Panelists: Markus Schulz – Global Head of Compliance, Zurich Financial Services Noel Van den Driessche – CISO, KBC Neal Franklin – Head of Compliance and Operational Risk, BNP Paribas Pejman Gohari – CISO, SocGen
9.20 - 9.30am	Break
9.30 - 10.10am		Workshop 1 Risk Management Dealing with the current Credit Crisis Visualisation Assessing vulnerabilities and mitigating risk on all levels Operational Risk Management transformation Creating a fully integrated enterprise-wide risk management architecture De-siloization Q&A with Panopticon and Lab Escape Moderated by: Peter Farley, Financial Insights, An IDC Company
10.15 - 10.55am		Workshop 2 Risk Management & Performance How can banks exploit the available risk information? How to enable risk, finance, capital and senior management to control Risk actively? How to develop a consistent, timely and flexible 'Risk Insight' and share it appropriately? Presented by: Laurence Trigwell, VP Financial Services at Cognos, an IBM company
11.00 - 11.40am		Workshop 3 Food for Thought Looking at previous case studies on IT solutions implemented successfully or otherwise – reflecting on the Pros and Cons of each (from the CXO perspective) Dealing with the complexity of existing information structures and the myths that ‘rule our lives’ Presented by: Peter Ligezinski – CIO, Allianz
11.45am - 12.25pm		Workshop 4 Security Protecting customer information The increasing value and adoption of internet based technologies Data availability vs data security Q&A with Radware Moderated by: Peter Farley, Financial Insights, An IDC Company
12.25 - 1.25pm	Lunch
1.30 - 2.10pm		Workshop 5 Weathering the Perfect Financial Storm with Enterprise Architecture How EA operates as a broad umbrella discipline How EA is adopted into the business and used to gain credibility through to strategy development How EA uses scale and views to meet the many needs of its diverse stakeholders Presented by: Alix Cheema – CTO Central Functions, Lloyds TSB
2.15 - 2.55pm		Workshop 6 Get Ready for IT Process Automation Improving control and strengthening security, demonstrating compliance and reducing operating costs Learn how to model, automate, measure and improve IT processes Presented by: Todd Tucker – Director of Strategic Solutions, NetiQ
3.00 - 3.40pm		Workshop 7 Enterprise Mobility IP Telephony, mobility and application integration Implementing a successful Mobility Strategy Moderated by: Rachel Hunt - Financial Insights – and IDC Company
3.45 - 4.25pm		Workshop 8 Green Storage Identifying the main risks to company data New trends IT decision makers need to be aware of Using technology to reduce environmental impact Presented by: Charles Inches, SNIA
4.30 - 5.10pm		Workshop 9 BPM Presented by: Metastorm
6.30 - 7.15pm	Cocktail Reception
7.30 - 9.30pm	Day 1 Gala Dinner and Keynote speech Keynote Address: Fujitsu Siemens

DAY THREE: Thursday, 22 May 2008
7.00 - 8.00am	Breakfast
8.00 - 8.40am		Workshop 10 Risk Management Dealing with the current Credit Crisis Visualisation Assessing vulnerabilities and mitigating risk on all levels Operational Risk Management transformation Creating a fully integrated enterprise-wide risk management architecture De-siloization Q&A with Panopticon and Lab Escape Moderated by: Peter Farley, Financial Insights, An IDC Company
8.45 - 9.25am		Workshop 11 Invoicing – eInvoicing Invoicing – eInvoicing – the electronic transfer of invoicing information (billing and payment) between business partners (supplier and buyer) What are the current developments in Europe, the current legislative environment for eInvoicing Why eInvoicing is an essential part of an efficient financial supply chain as it links the internal processes of enterprises to the payment systems How the ongoing creation of the Single Euro Payment Area offers an ideal launching pad for a successful European e-invoicing initiative Presented by: Patrick Poncelet – Head of Payments and Securities, EBF
9.30 - 10.10am		Workshop 12 Extending your ECM Strategy from Postbag to Desktop Key themes – Market drivers – ECM – for Transactional Content – Objectives for IT investment creating cost reductions – Business efficiencies – Process pain points Where do ReadSoft Ltd fit in the FS market and ECM issues Document automation: classify & index Typical processes and teams in place Example ROI Q&A session on ECM transactional content
10.15 - 10.55am		Workshop 13 Business Process Management The trends driving next-generation BPM – where are we now? Putting existing and new processes under the direct control of the line of business Achieving real time information on performance Achieving faster response to rapidly changing business conditions Driving the most value out of BPM Presented by: John Pyke – EVP and Chief Strategy Officer, Cordys
11.00am – 11.40am		Workshop 14 Weathering the Perfect Financial Storm with Enterprise Architecture How EA operates as a broad umbrella discipline How EA is adopted into the business and used to gain credibility through to strategy development How EA uses scale and views to meet the many needs of its diverse stakeholders Presented by: Alix Cheema – CTO Central Functions, Lloyds TSB
11.45 – 12.25		Workshop 15 Food for Thought Looking at previous case studies on IT solutions implemented successfully or otherwise – reflecting on the Pros and Cons of each (from the CXO perspective) Dealing with the complexity of existing information structures and the myths that ‘rule our lives’ Presented by: Peter Ligezinski – CIO, Allianz
12.30 - 1.30pm	Lunch
1.30 - 2.30pm	Roundtable Panel Discussion Core Banking Replacing the aging mainframe and rising to the challenge of 21st century banking Should CIOs totally overhaul their systems or can modernizing legacy systems be enough? Moderated by: Rachel Hunt, Financial Insights, An IDC Company
2.30 – 3.10pm		Workshop 16 Get Ready for IT Process Automation Improving control and strengthening security, demonstrating compliance and reducing operating costs Learn how to model, automate, measure and improve IT processes Presented by: Todd Tucker – Director of Strategic Solutions, NetiQ
3.15 – 3.55pm		Workshop 17 Risk Management & Performance How can banks exploit the available risk information? How to enable risk, finance, capital and senior management to control Risk actively? How to develop a consistent, timely and flexible 'Risk Insight' and share it appropriately? Presented by: Laurence Trigwell, VP Financial Services at Cognos, an IBM company
4.00pm onwards	Farewell Drinks

FST EU Summit 2007