it@cork events - Technology in Business Conference 09
Event Description
The success of the Irish technology sector has long been linked to strong Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) with high profile multinationals such as Intel, Google and Dell locating in the country. Yet, the fact the Ireland has a strong indigenous technology industry is often overlooked. For instance the local Irish software industry employs near 10,000 people exporting 73% of their €1.6 billion sales.Now, during the current environment, with world economies trying to find their feet and multinationals relocating, Ireland faces a number of challenges. One course of recovery is to leverage our past successes in the technology sector and continue to build a strong base of organisations developing home-grown technologies for global markets.
To do this we need to (i) learn from key global success stories, (ii) exploit new technologies, (iii) develop robust innovation systems, and (iv) regain competitiveness and leverage current technology multinationals.
This year's Technology in Business Conference - Recovery Through Technology will go to the heart of these issues.
Full Schedule
08:15AM |
Heads of IT Breakfast Meetup
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08:45AM |
Registration, Networking & Coffee in the Exhibition Area. Sponsored by South West Regional Authority
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09:15AM |
Chairperson's Welcome
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09:30AM |
New Opportunities in the Global Economy
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10:10AM |
How to Create an International Success from Ireland
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10:35AM |
Q&A
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10:50AM |
Coffee Break. Sponsored by DELL
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11:20AM |
Leveraging the Cloud for New Business Opportunities
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11:45AM |
Consumerisation of IT
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12:10PM |
Raising Venture Capital in the Shadow of Recession: Why 2010 will be a Great Vintage Year!
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12:35PM |
Q&A
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12:50PM |
Launch of new it@cork initiative
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13:00PM |
Hosted Networking Lunch. Sponsored by IBM
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14:25PM |
Panel Discussion: New Starts: Multinationals - Springboards for Start-ups
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15:35PM |
Recovery Through Competitiveness
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16:15PM |
Q&A and Close
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Who registered for this event?
Members attending include:
- Aine Cunningham, Compliance and Risks Ltd
- Andrew O'Shaughnessy, Newsweaver
- Anna Fitzgerald, Lincor Solutions Ltd.
- Anthony Patterson, EMC
- Brian Padden, VMware
- Declan O Mahoney, Firecomms
- Donagh Kiernan, Maidsfield Associates
- Donal Manning, Heineken Ireland Ltd
- Donal Murray, Trend Micro
- Ed Crosbie, Advanced Technology Management Services
- Gerard Power, DPS Engineering & Construction LTD
- Jackie Dornan, CompuCal Software Solutions
- James Kingston, Hewlett Packard Financial Services
- Joe Hussey, Via Consulting
- John Lynch, Calyx Ireland
- John Wall, GxP Systems
- Judy Costigan, Judy Costigan & Associates
- Keith Duffy, Cisco Systems
- Kevin Kelly, Globetech Ltd
- Liz O Regan , Pilz Ireland
- Marakesh Kenny, ESMI
- Martin Corkery, Enterprise Ireland
- Martin Finn, Smart-Tactics Ltd
- Mary O' Brien Drummond , Cork County Council
- Michael Twomey, Etelligence Ltd
- Noel Dillane, Pepsi Cola
- Paraic Hegarty, Chaos Management
- Pat Lynch, Compliance and Risks Ltd
- Peter Power, Heineken Ireland Ltd
- Sean Dowling, VoiceSage Global Holdings Limited
- Stephen O' Sullivan, FEXCO
- Thomas Moore, InfraSee
- William O'Brien, FDC IT Solutions
Past Conferences
- 26 Nov 2008 Technology in Business Conference 08
- 28 Nov 2007 it@cork Technology in Business Conference 2007
- 29 Nov 2006 2006 it@cork National Technology & Business Conference
- 03 Oct 2006 Half Day Java Conference
- 08 Jun 2006 Web 2.0 Half Day Conference
- 01 Jun 2006 SPI Conference 2006 - "The Business Benefits of Software Process Improvement"
- 30 Nov 2005 it@cork National Technology & Business Conference
- 06 Sep 2005 Spring, J2EE, EJB3 and Beyond - Rod Johnson Half Day Conference
- 22 Nov 2004 it@cork Annual Conference 2004
- 24 Nov 2003 it@cork Annual Conference 2003
- 18 Nov 2002 it@cork Annual Conference 2002
- 29 May 2001 it@cork Annual Conference 2001
Date & Time
Wed. 18 November 2009 at 09:15 AM
Open To:
This event is open to non-members.
Maximum Attendance:
No limit.
Event Cost:
€195.00 for members.
€295.00 for non-members.
€95.00 for students. Apply for student rate
€150.00 for start-ups. Apply for start-up rate
Event Location:
Radisson Blu Hotel
Little Island
Cork












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