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Conference
Program
2002
Focus: Web Services and Beyond for the Financial Markets
| Wednesday, September 4 |
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| SPECIAL
PRE-CONFERENCE TRAINING SEMINAR – JUST $295! |
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| 8.30am |
Web Services for Technology Managers
presented by SYSTINET
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This seminar is
targeted at technology managers that need to get up to speed quickly on
what Web Services are, how they differ from simple Web sites and other
Internet technologies, and how they can be applied to business issues.
The seminar will
include an overview of the various elements of Web Services technology
– including XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI,
together with application examples and a roadmap of standards
initiatives and future developments.
Invest just a morning
of your time to get ahead of the Web Services curve, then attend the
conference to find out how Wall Street is leveraging Web Services for
its next generation of IT infrastructure.
Anne
Thomas-Manes,
CTO of Systinet, and a leading
figure in the development of Web Services standards, will lead this
seminar.
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| 12.45pm |
Lunch for Morning Seminar Attendees and VIP guests |
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| PRE-CONFERENCE
TECHNOLOGY VISIONS SEMINAR – FREE TO ALL |
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| 2pm |
“Technology Visions for Wall Street” |
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This
session - which is FREE to all - begins with a presentation entitled "Leveraging XML
for Context Relevant Information Management" by Wall Street IT-The Next
Generation Platinum Sponsor Software AG.
Presenters:
John
Stone, Director, Financial Services Practice, Software AG
JP Morgenthal,
Chief
Services Architect, Software AG
Confirmed
Platinum Sponsor: Software AG
Following
this presentation, a panel session will explore:
"Future Technology Platforms for Deploying Web
Services"
Moderator:
Frank Greco, CEO, Crossroads Technologies
Panelists:
Jim Bole, VP/Engineering, Infravio
Dmiitri Tchikatilov,
Technology Specialist - .NET, Microsoft Corp.
Ed Schwarz,
Director of Professional Services
Global eSolutions Specialty, Sun
Microsystems
Adam
Greissman, CEO & Chief Technology Officer, UDICo
JP
Morgenthal, Chief Services Architect, Software AG
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| 4pm |
Opening of Wall Street IT-TNG Technology Showcase |
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An
early chance to get up close to the technologies that will be
"The Next Generation" on Wall Street. Including
reception sponsored by Hewlett-Packard Company.
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| 6pm |
Show closes (Reopens 10am next day) |
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| Thursday, September 5 |
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| MAIN CONFERENCE
– FOR PAID CONFERENCE DELEGATES ONLY! |
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| 8.10am |
Welcome |
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Welcome from Peter
Harris, Lighthouse Partners |
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| 8.15am |
Opening Keynote: “Leveraging New Technologies for Strategic
Business Gain”, Rick
Carey, Chief Technical Architect, Merrill Lynch, New York, NY |
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| 9.00am |
Opening Plenary: “Using
Web Services to Re-invent the New Issue Process”, Frank
LaQuinta, Chief Strategy Officer, i-Deal LLC, New York, NY |
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| Web Services Track
Track
Chairman:
Rich Shriver
Principal Consultant
Jordan
& Jordan
New York, NY |
Enterprise Technologies Track
Track
Chairman:
Joe Rosen
Managing Director/Partner
Enterprise Technology Corp.
New York, NY |
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| 9.25am |
| “What’s Hot
with Web Services”
This
introductory session will highlight recent developments in Web
Services technology and set the scene for the main conference day.
Presenter:
Ron
Schmelzer
Founder and Senior Analyst ZapThink
Waltham,
MA
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“Beyond
Client-Server: GRID
Computing Networks
For New Trading Markets”
GRID
architectures promise new business opportunities and limitless
scalability. But how
can financial applications take advantage of the new GRIDS, and
what technology hurdles face early adopters?
Presenters:
Peter
Lee
Co-Founder & CEO
DataSynapse
New
York, NY
Joe
Belciglio
Managing Director of Trading Technology
Wachovia Securities
Charlotte, NC
Songnian Zhou
CTO
Platform Computing
Ontario,
Canada
Steve
Neiman
VP of High Performance Computing
JP Morgan, Chase
New York, NY
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| 10.25am
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Break in Technology Showcase area
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| 11am |
| “Financial
Application
Deployment
with Web Services and the X Internet” Delivering
rich user interfaces without fat clients, across the Internet?
Web Services and the X Internet could provide a solution.
Presenters:
Michael
Baresich
CEO
CoKinetic
Greenwich,
CT
Stephen
Cain
Managing Director, Head of Trading and Relationship
Management
Deutsche Bank
New York, NY
Michael Curry
Director of Products and Services
Altio
Boston, MA
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“Wall
Street Applications for Instant Messaging and Presence”
With
Wall Street fast becoming a virtual community, instant messaging
services will become an increasingly important tool for
collaboration and sales. And
emerging presence technology will add a new dimension to trading
services and customer service.
Presenters:
Sandra Shih
Director, Collaboration Services
Reuters
New York, NY
Gary
Reifman
Product Manager
Communicator, Inc.
New York, NY
Tom
Jessop
VP/Equities
Goldman Sachs
New York, NY
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| 12Noon
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Conference Luncheon, including keynote, followed by
dessert
service and coffee in the Technology Showcase area
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Luncheon Keynote: “The Semantic Web
and Wall Street”
Steve
Ross-Talbot, Co-Chair, RuleML and Chief Scientist, Enigmatec Corp.,
London, UK with Dr. Said Tabet,
Co-Founder and Co-Leader, RuleML.
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| 1.30pm |
“Web Services
Frameworks for
Delivery of Financial Information and Analytics”
Tomorrow’s
traders, portfolio managers and investment bankers will use Web
Services to access and aggregate disparate information sources,
delivered using true standards.
Presenters:
Jeremy Lehman
Senior Vice President,
Software Development
IMG, Thomson
Financial
New
York, NY
Christian
Hudson
Executive
Vice President & CIO
Swiss American Securities, Inc.
President & COO
StreetLine
New York, NY
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“Building
IT Infrastructure For The Next Bull Market: Scalability,
Performance and Resilience”
Wall
Street’s demand for high performance and ‘Five Nines” uptime
sets the high bar in systems design.
New technologies, including distributed architectures,
could be the answer – if they can be designed and harnessed
effectively.
Presenters:
Vern Brownell
Founder and CTO
Egenera
Marlboro,
MA
Derek
Baum
Principal
Paremus
London,
UK
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| 2.30pm |
“Leveraging Web
Services and
XML for STP and Client Connectivity”
Web
Services and XML will be important advances in the challenge to
implement industry-wide STP and improve client connectivity.
This session will feature early initiatives in these
endeavors.
Presenters:
Gary Maier
Managing Director,
Global Financial Services
IONA
Technologies
New
York, NY
George
Kledaras
CEO
Javelin Technologies
New
York, NY
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“Where
Will Linux (and Open Source) Live in the Wall Street
Enterprise?”
Will
Wall Street really make a strategic bet on an operating system
designed by hobbyists and owned by no one?
If so, what kinds of applications will Linux address, and
which supplier will be the biggest loser – Microsoft or Sun?
Presenter:
Andy
Wachs
Program Director, Linux Strategy and Market Development
IBM Corporation
Somers, NY
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| 3.15pm
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Closing Break in the Technology Showcase
area, Show closes at
4pm
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| 4pm
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Closing Panel Session: “After Web Services, What Next for IT
on
Wall Street and the Financial Markets?”
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This closing session
will bring together financial markets and IT pundits to debate the
technologies just over Wall Street’s horizon, and so point the way to
the big themes for the 2003 Wall Street IT-TNG event.
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Chairman:
Peter Harris, President,
Lighthouse Partners New York, NY
Panelists:
Marc
Goldberg, Managing Partner, RVC, London,
UK
Duncan Johnston-Watt,
CTO, Enigmatec Corp., London,
UK
Tom Dalglish, VP/Global
Data Architecture, Merrill Lynch, NY, NY
Andy
Vickers, Chief Technical Architect, FNX, Conshohocken, PA
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| 5.15pm
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Conference closes
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