Programme

version 21 September 2012

Day 3 – Wednesday 26 September
09.00 – 10.30	Session 9, Stream 1	Session 9, Stream 2	Session 9 + 10, Stream 3 (3 hours)	Session 9, Stream 4
coordinator	Rossouw von Solms	Rattan Datta	Brenda Aynsley, Lawrence Gudza, Frits Bussemaker	Klaas Brongers, Leon Strous
theme	Transnational Big Brother	Innovations for a sustainable world	Building the ICT profession towards 2020, e-skills, competences and frameworks, and professionalism	Improving the performance of companies with skills
topics / questions	The masses of corporate and private information stored in data storages, including the Cloud, are proving to be a major security and privacy risk to enterprises and individuals. How can this be addressed? What is the general impact and consequence of masses ofpersonal data entrusted to social networks and similar data storages? Who has eventual control over these masses of data? What is to role of governments to protect the privacy of this data?	How can ICT help to address the potential food supply problems towards 2020? How can ICT help to address the water supply problems towards 2020? How can ICT help to address the potential health and medical problems towards 2020? How can ICT help to address the global warming problems towards 2020?	1. The ICT profession in 2020 - putting the proposition (10 min) by: Brenda Aynsley, IFIP/IP3, Australia 2. Getting there... A. The European progression (50 min) by: André Richier, EU Werner B. Korte, Empirica GmbH, Germany Dudley Dolan, CEN workshops/CEPIS, Ireland Heidi Cigan, European Commission Fiona Fanning, CEPIS B. The Atlantic scene (30 min) by: Terry Linkletter, ACM Stephen McLaughlin, IVI	Everybody skilled? What is the current end-user skill level at companies? How much money are we losing where? Shocking result from a nationwide research done by a Dutch University: CRTL ALT DEL, Productivity loss due to lack of skills and ICT problems in the working environment. What is the role and are the tools for the ICT professional in securing sufficient end-user skills within organizations. On the right track towards corporate excellence and economic performance.
format	Three presentations of 25 minutes each with 5 minutes of questions at the end of each presentations	Presentations		Presentation with interactive & discussion elements
speakers	Frans Marx, Professor of Law, South Africa Ron Dodge,, West Point Academy, and Karen Evans, National Director, US Cyber Challenge, USA	Mannava Sivakumar, WMO Geneva, Switzerland Vikas Nath, Associate Director, The Future of UN Project Arie Hasman, Professor in Medical Informatics, AMC-UvA, The Netherlands Rattan Datta		Roy Osinga, Managing Director ECDL Netherlands Cor van der Struijf, Global Technical Advisor Royal Dutch Shell & IBM Benelux IT Specialist Profession Leader, Netherlands
10.30 – 11.00	Coffee break / information market visit
11.00 – 12.30	Session 10, Stream 1	Session 10, Stream 2	Session 9 + 10, Stream 3 (continued)	Session 10, stream 4
coordinator	Rattan Datta, R.K. Shyamasundar	Bernard Cornu	Brenda Aynsley, Lawrence Gudza, Frits Bussemaker
theme	Big data	Education for innovation	Building the ICT profession towards 2020, e-skills, competences and frameworks, and professionalism
topics / questions	Does 'Big data' necessarily mean 'small' security and 'small' privacy? Will 'big data' companies become more powerful than governments? How can 'big data' improve the quality of life?	How do we educate for innovation towards 2020? How can university and school education be a motivator for innovation rather than a killer?	2C. The southern Hemisphere developments (30 min) by: Michel Hedley, ICT SAC, IBSA, Australia Ron McLaren, SFIA Foundation 3. Roundtable: all speakers participante along with questions from the audience "How do we move past the skills framework silos, e.g. SFIA, e-CP, IT-CMF to create an ICT Profession that is globally relevant? What is missing from these frameworks that would make this possible?" (50 min) moderated by: Frits Bussemaker, CIONet, Netherlands 4. Commitment to Action - the way forward (10 min) by: Brenda Aynsley, IP3, Ausatralia
format	Presentations	1 Keynote address of 30 minutes followed by 2 addresses in response to keynote addressee and then general discussion with the speakers and audience
speakers	Subu Goparaju, Senior Vice President, Head - Infosys Labs and Products R&D Ravishankar Iyer, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, USA Anupam Datta, Cylab, Carnegie-Mellon University, USA	Larry Johnson, Horizon – The New Media Consortium R.K. Shyamasundar, Tata Institute of Fundamental research, School of Technology and Computer Alain Senteni, HBMeU, United Arab Emirates
12.30 – 13.30	Lunch / information market visit
13.30 – 15.30	Session 11, Plenary
coordinator	Basie von Solms, Leon Strous
theme	Closing keynote Wrapping up the conference – Concluding the agenda / follow up Closing session
topics / questions
format	Presentation
speaker	14.00-14.30 John Morton, CTO SAS Institute, Great Britain 14.30-15.15 Jan de Boer, KPMG Partner and Global Leader Health IT