• Four Futures for IT Organizations and CIOs
• 22 May 2013
• As enterprises confront global economic uncertainty, changing market dynamics and cultural discontinuities created by technology innovation, different parts of the enterprise require different ways of interacting with IT. What will this changing shape of IT mean to the role of the CIO in the future? This presentation looks at several scenarios and provides guidance on how to be prepared.

• Serving Up Self-Service Business Analytics
• 22 May 2013
• Self-service business analytics (BA) is not a replacement for the existing BA environment. Self-service BA can be incorporated at many points along the complete end-to-end BA process. In doing so, IT can better leverage the existing BA infrastructure as well as expand its capabilities, providing a more complete, fully functional BA environment capable of reaching not only more but also more diverse business customers.

• Cloud Computing Changes the Vendor Landscape
• 23 May 2013
• Cloud computing is impacting enterprises but it is also poised to reshape the vendor landscape. The competition is heating up among early cloud leaders as established enterprise players enter the market. Cloud computing, a disruptive force of gigantic proportion, stands to change the balance of vendor power in many ways.

• Stop Tinkering, Start Innovating
• 23 May 2013
• Business process management (BPM) is not about doing one-off improvement projects. Its a capability that needs to permeate every corner of your enterprise. In to this presentation, you will learn what you need to do to lead a revolution that delivers value, transparency and accountability that will benefit your business for years.

• The Adaptive Enterprise: Using Mobile Device Management Strategically
• 28 May 2013
• As the enterprise continues to go mobile, the demand is growing for more complex data (beyond email) on devices designed for consumers. The next generation of mobile device management tools must keep pace with this demand, providing deeper security capabilities for mobile content and applications, as well as continued support for the day-to-day management of hardware and software. This session will look at the main enterprise mobile trends, the key drivers for managing mobility inside the enterprise, and the key technologies, lead vendors and best practices for securing and managing mobile devices and content.

• Impact of Cloud on IT Operation Management Architecture
• 28 May 2013
• Cloud computing threatens to change the ITOM vendor landscape. In addition, it requires the integration and automation of a greater set of management processes and functions, resulting in IT organizations selecting more functionality from fewer suppliers. The "Big 4" vendors BMC, CA, HP and IBM - own less than 50% of the $18-billion-dollar-plus ITOM market; however, will these vendors be able to maintain and grow market share in this fast-evolving IT landscape? The Big 4 are being challenged by hardware and software infrastructure vendors, such as Microsoft, Oracle and VMware, that want to turn management into middleware and, as a result, lock a greater portion of IT organizations into their platforms; cloud computing vendors, such as Amazon and Google, that want to fracture and take some of the IT budget at the expense of applications and infrastructure vendors; and smaller IT management suppliers and/or freshly funded newcomers. In a consolidating landscape, how can ITOM providers protect and grow their ITOM business? We will provide insight to these questions in this presentation on market dynamics and trends, and assist you in making informed decisions for developing a Cloud go-to-market strategy.

• Supply Chain Management as a Service: European Models Evolve
• 29 May 2013
• Most European supply chain organizations still prefer to install supply chain management (SCM) software locally or as a hosted service. However, we see gradual adoption of applications delivered alternatively over the Web and available through a pay-as-you-go subscription pricing model more common in the U.S. This model is gaining acceptance due to the attractive combination of functionality and cost-effectiveness. The most recognized of these SCM delivery models is software-as-a-service (SaaS). In this webinar we will analyze the current status of and most common barriers to adoption of SaaS SCM applications.

• Business Architecture Bridging Strategy and Execution
• 29 May 2013
• Supporting business architecture as part of EA is of critical importance to organizations focused on delivering outcome driven EA. By bridging the gap between strategy and execution and by illustrating the impact of business and IT changes, business architecture is a key to making EA relevant to business leaders.

• Critical Roles for Successful BPM Projects and Programs
• 30 May 2013
• Most companies already have resources with various types of business process improvement expertise. Few of these experts, however, have the skills needed to deal with business process optimization in an environment where complex value chains and constant process change require agile and incremental progress toward an optimal solution rather than stellar upfront planning and design.

• How Data Is Transforming Marketing
• 30 May 2013
• Marketers are obsessed with data from internal sources such as lead capture, sales systems and website analytics and external sources such as the Web, mobile and social. But you need to know how to distinguish the signal from the noise.