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ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE ON FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 2007 AT 5:00 PM PST. All new registrations after this deadline can be done onsite at the Hynes Convention Center, which opens at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 14, 2007.
Almost every aspect of our industry is in the throes of innovation and disruption. Globalization, convergence, mobility, service-oriented architecture, Dynamic IT, Web 2.0, compliance -- all are conspiring to change the industry landscape rapidly.
Yet every period of upheaval and disruption is also a period of unique opportunity.
Join IDC's leading analysts at Directions 2007 as they address the growing uncertainties in the technology market and illuminate key growth opportunities available to attendees.Through a compelling mix of keynotes, one-to-one analyst meetings, topic tracks, and special interest sessions, Directions 2007 offers in-depth analysis of specific segments and individualized insight guiding you toward success in tomorrow's technology industry. Click here to download the Directions Program Guide.
New this year are more opportunities to make connections with an expanded one-to-one analyst meeting pavilion and lunch roundtables.
Featured Keynotes will include:
- Don Tapscott, Chief Executive, New Paradigm and Author of 11 books, most recently Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything
- John Gantz, Chief Research Officer and Senior Vice President, IDC
- Danielle Levitas, Vice President of Consumer and Broadband Markets, IDC
- David Tapper, Director, Outsourcing, Offshore and Utility Services, IDC
- Frank Gens, Senior Vice President, Research, IDC
Directions 2007 Tracks will include:
Track 1 - Dynamic Network Services: Optimizing Business Process through Integrated Network and Application Management
Track 2 - Client Computing and Mobility: Client Virtualization, Disruption, and Defining New Customer Segments
Track 3 - Next Generation Applications: Web 2.0, Software as a Service, User Networks
Track 4 - Adding Growth to the Global Services Agenda: New Challenges to Services Business Models
Track 5 - Data Center Strategies For Tomorrow's Enterprise: Delivering Innovation Across The Network and Computing Environments
Track 6 - Information Management: An Expense, An Asset, A Liability, A Strategic Weapon
This event will answer the following questions: Whether it's understanding the new rules of offshoring, near-sourcing, home-sourcing, or business process outsourcing, the implications of the next generation data center, or the realities of software-as-a-service or service-oriented-architecture, IDC Directions 2007 is the one-stop source for answers.
REGISTRATION RATES
Early Bird Rate - Deadline is February 6, 2007:
$495
Standard Rate: $895
Click Here For Information on 2007 San Jose Directions.
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