Oracle Corp. President Charles Phillips to speak about the future of enterprise information management, followed by expert panel discussion On February 12th, a panel of enterprise technology and wireless superstars will take the stage to talk about the future of information management. Charles Phillips, President of Oracle Corp. will kick off the program with a keynote presentation: "It's always been, continues to be, and will always be about information and information management." Phillip's presentation is a part of "Exploring the Future of Enterprise Systems," a live satellite broadcast from Atlanta presented by the MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta (MITEF) in collaboration with the Oracle Applications User Group, Southeastern Software Association, and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce's Technology Marketing Council. With the volume of information growing exponentially, companies must find ways to manage, process and deliver that information effectively.
This discussion and panel will address ways to manage information and will advise how to differentiate burned-out buzzwords from technologies and methodologies that will form the bedrock of enterprise computing of the future. As a business key asset, information must be sorted, shared and analyzed so that it enables better business decision-making. This program will focus on technologies that do just that, and will include discussions around newly-developing computing and management paradigms such as virtualization and cloud computing. Following Charles Phillip's keynote address, moderator, Susan Hoffman of Georgia Public Broadcasting will be joined by a panel of experts including Eran Gil, VP Business Development of Cloud Sherpas and Matt Trevathan, Solutions Architect/Master Inventor, IBM Interactive.
About the Speakers Charles Phillips is President of Oracle Corporation and a member of the Board of Directors. He joined Oracle in 2003 and is responsible for global field operations including consulting, marketing, sales, alliances and channels, and customer programs. Prior to joining Oracle, Mr. Phillips was with Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated, a global investment bank. Mr. Phillips holds a BS in Computer Science from the United States Air Force Academy, an MBA from Hampton University, and a JD from New York Law School.
Eran Gil, VP Business Development of Cloud Sherpas, is responsible for the company’s sales efforts with the goal of expanding new business revenues and strategic partnerships. Prior to Cloud Sherpas, Mr. Gil led the international expansion for an independent VAR, doubling sales in under two years. He also served as a strategy leader for Brighthouse, one of Atlanta’s leading marketing and sales consultancies. Matt Trevathan, Solutions Architect/Master Inventor, IBM Interactive, has over ten years experience in the IT industry with a focus on telecommunications. Mr. Trevathan has experience architecting high performance clusters and virtualized environments at multiple tier-one telecommunications companies and digital media companies. He has patents or patents pending on utilizing grid services, grid fault tolerance and grid based compilers. More InformationThis event will be held on Thursday, February 12, 2009 at the Georgia Public Broadcasting Studios, located at 260 14th Street, NW in Atlanta. An MIT Forum members-only reception will be held at 5:00 PM. Networking and light dinner begin at 5:45 PM; the program and live broadcasting will begin in the studios at 7:00 PM. For additional information or to purchase tickets, visit www.mitforumatlanta.org. About MITEF
The MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta is a volunteer, non-profit organization whose mission is to provide educational programs and services that promote and strengthen innovation and entrepreneurship at the intersection of business and technology in the Southeast. Since the formation of the first chapter in Cambridge in 1978, The MIT Enterprise Forum has grown to a network of 24 chapters located both in the United States and abroad. Affiliation with MIT is not required to participate. Additional information is available at www.mitforumatlanta.org.
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