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Monday 14 May 2007

19.30 -

Drinks and Canapes for Early Birds

Tuesday 15 May 2007

  Track 1 (ITIL) Track 2 (ALM) Track 3 (Practical)
8.45 - 9.45

Registration

9.45 - 10.00

Opening
Robert Cowham, CMSG Chair

10.00 - 10.45

The ITIL Refresh and Change Configuration and Release Management

Sharon Taylor

Chief Architect ITIL Refresh and Chief Examiner for ITIL V3

10.45 - 11.15

Coffee/Tea Break

11.15 - 12.00

Configuration Management - Product Acquisition through Transitional and onto a Performance Based Through Life Support

Glenn Ellis

Thales Australia

Global Develop & Deploy: The politics, patterns and process of implementing distributed software configuration management

Kevin Lee

IBM Software Group

Getting Started with ITIL: Survival Guide to Improved IT Processes

Chris White, Director International Sales Engineering

Aldon

12.00 - 12.45

ITIL V3 Service Transition - Managing Configurations.

Shirley Lacy, Author of the Service Transition book

ConnectSphere

Using SCM to Align the Software Development Process with Business Needs

Tony Smith, European Technical Services Manager

Perforce Software

Using a CM Tool for Asset/Inventory Management

Peter McLoughlin

Configuration Patterns Ltd

12.45 - 2.15

Lunch & Demos

2.15 - 3.00

Transferable skills and career opportunities

Phil Illingworth, Director

Electus Recruitment

Herding Baselines into Service – A Configuration Management Improvement Journey

Robert Cowham

Vaccaperna Systems

Release Management Workshop

John Metcalfe

Mentor IT

3.00 - 3.30

Coffee/Tea Break

3.30 - 5.00

Professional Development

ISEB Professional Development - Change, Configuration and Release Management

Carol Hulm, BCS Special Projects Manager

BCS

Association of the iNTernational Certified Configuration Manager

Rene Schaap

iNTCCM

 

Panel Session on Career Development

Workshop Sessions

Show me the Money - Justifying the financial value of configuration management and Increasing the Value and Use of the ITIL CMDB

David Cuthbertson

Square Mile Systems

5.00 - 5.30

CMSG AGM

5.30 - 7.00

Drinks in Exhbition Area

7.45 -

Dinner

Wednesday 16 May 2007

  Track 1 (ITIL) Track 2 (ALM) Track 3 (Practical)
9.30 - 10.15

Interactive Workshop - Release Management: The Political Process

Don Page

Marval Software

Do It Right the First Time All the Time - Building and Deploying Software Releases using Process-centric SCM tools

Sarathi Srinivasan

Spectrum Software Inc.

CMDB: Fast-Track to the Benefits in a Lo-Tech Situation

John Carey Bennett

Strategic IM systems Ltd.

10.15 - 11.00

Configuration Management of Services

Cathy Wright, Head of Configuration and Asset Management

BT

Application Change from Cradle to Production

Keith Allen

CA

Variant Management

Dr. Danilo Beuche and Mark Dalgarno

pure-systems GmbH and Software Acumen

11.00 - 11.30

Coffee/Tea Break

11.30 - 12.15

Points of View: "Where are CM systems and tools going and where should they be going?"

Marc Girod and Keith Allen

IONA Technologies and CA

12.15 - 1.45

Lunch & Demos

1.45 - 2.30

CMDB – what’s next for Service Management

Ken Turbitt, Global Best Practices Director

BMC Software

The Convergence of ITSM and ALM

Ryan Lloyd

MKS Inc.

Freeride development: Continuous versus Controlled Integration

Pablo Luaces

Codice Software

2.30 - 3.00

Coffee/Tea Break

3.00 - 3.45

Open Debate "Where are CM systems and tools going and where should they be going?"

Chair - Michael Kennedy

London South Bank University

3.45 - 4.00

Closing session

4.30

End of Conference

NB. Sessions and speakers may change.

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