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CeBIT Global Conferences

Dr. Vishal SikkaCEO, Infosys

Ms. Kumud SrinivasanPresident, Intel India

Vanitha NarayananManaging Director,IBM India Pvt. Ltd.

Helmut Schutt Chief Information Officer DaimlerTrucks, Buses & Vans

Marten PietersMD & CEO, Vodafone India

Shri. Srivatsa KrishnaIT Secretary, Dept. of InformationTechnology, Government of Karnataka

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New perspectives in IT BusinessAs part of its internationalization strategy, CeBIT Events worldwide brings to India its CeBIT Global Conferences Programme. The CGC programme features a series of engaging conferences, workshops and seminars; it also hosts Global Thought Leaders who deliver keynote sessions on the Central Theme at CeBIT.C-Level executives worldwide ensure that they are at CeBIT to attend these sessions.

In March 2014, some of the keynote speakers at CeBIT Hannover included Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak and Jimmy Wales – Founder Wikipedia. In India, CeBIT will host a similar calibre of Keynote Speakers.CeBIT India will bring to life all the brand attributes of CeBIT Events worldwide. The tradeshow and conference has a clear focus on IT.BUSINESS.100%.

The central theme for 2014 is “New Perspectives in IT Business”. This central theme sets the background for the keynotes from industry thought leaders. The CeBIT Global Conferences programme travels to India as part of our unified global brand strategy. The CGC programme will deliver content on the 4 Forces that are shaping the Business Technology Ecosphere:   Big Data – Social Business – Mobility – Cloud

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At a glanceWhen12 – 14 November, 2014

WhereBangalore International Exhibition Centre10th Mile, Tumkur Road, Madavara Post,DasanapuraHobli,Bangalore 562 123,INDIA

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Tickets

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Day pass: Rs 7,500Season pass (3 days): Rs 15,000

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ON-SITE REGISTRATION: 9 a.m. onwards

Conference - 3 parallel Tracks

Tone: Thought leadership, visionary, current and future trends, research. Keynotes.

Keynote sessions – thought leaders, visionaries, industry captains – from market research, academia, vendor community, users/CXOs.

Speakers will be invited by Member of the Board, MD, Conference Manager (India). Also open to Foundation Partners.

Tone: Application of technology in the verticals/ user companies. Adoption trends. Workshops, Seminars, panels.

CeBIT seminars, workshops, panel discussions, demos, interactive sessions

Speakers will be recruited through Call for Papers. Also open to Cluster Partners.

Tone: Technology-led discussions, workshops, demos, product launches, announcements (cluster partners)

CeBIT seminars, workshops, panel discussions, demos, interactive sessions

Speakers will be recruited through Call for Papers. Also open to Cluster Partners.

Inspiration Execution Engagement

Center stage Power stage Innovation stage

Helmut Schutt CIO, Daimler Trucks,Buses & Vans

Manu SaaleMD and CEO of MercedesBenz Research &Development India Pvt. Ltd. (MBRDI)

Vanitha NarayananMD, IBM India Pvt. Ltd

Listen to the Gurus of technology innovationSpeakers at CeBIT Global Conferences include:

Dr. Vishal SikkaCEO, Infosys

R ChandrashekharPresident, NASSCOM

Ms. Kumud SrinivasanPresident, Intel India

Mark P. McDonaldManaging Director, Accenture

Ravi GururajChair - Product Council &Member - Executive Council,NASSCOM

Marten PietersManaging Director & CEO,Vodafone India Ltd

Norbert SchroederHead of VW-Electric/Electronic,Technical Development,Volkswagen India

Dr. Timothy A LevertonHead – Advanced andProduct Engineering, Tata Motors

Dr. Ganesh NatarajanVice Chairman and CEO,Zensar Technologies

Nikhil PathakVice President & Country GeneralManager – IT Business, India & SAARC,Schneider Electric India Pvt Ltd

Bharath DevanathanCOO, Groupon

Brent GoffMain News Anchor & Host of"AGENDA with Brent Goff" -DW-TV (Deutsche Welle) English

Sunil LalvaniManaging Director,India - Blackberry

Vinit GoenkaNational Co-convenor, BJP

A S RajgopalManaging Director &Chief Executive Officer,NxtGen Datacenter &Cloud Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Shalini KapoorChief Architect, IoT Cloud Architecture &Development, IBM India Software Labs

Naveen ChopraDirector – Vodafone BusinessServices, Vodafone India Ltd.

Dr. Pankaj MehraSenior Fellow, SanDisk

Mani MamallanFounder, Chairman & MD ofElectronic Payment and Services;Founding member, CATMi; former COO, ISC

Dr Prashant PradhanDirector, Smarter Planet Solutions,IBM India/South Asia

Dr. Ajay KumarDirector General, NIC

Gaurav DwivediDirector, DeitY and CEO, MyGov

Shri Jiwesh NandanPrincipal Secretary,Department of IT & Electronics,Govt. of Uttar Pradesh

Deepali NaairChief Marketing Officer,Mahindra Holidays &Resorts India Limited

Reena DayalHead Corporate IndustryForums and Standards Cell,TCS; Chairperson SNIA India

Jessie PaulFounder & CEO,Paul Writer Consulting

Srivatsa KrishnaIT Secretary, Dept.of InformationTechnology, Government of Karnataka

Ratika BhargavaHead Marketing -Metro Cash and Carry

Vasantha KumarDirector of Marketing Communications -India & South Asia - IBM

Sanchit Vir GogiaChief Analyst &Group CEO of Greyhound Research

CENTERStage

9:00 a.m. Visitor registration opens

Wednesday, 12 November 2014

9:30 a.m.-10.30 a.m.

Vote of support.Key messages from IT Secretaries from supporting states (UP, Kerala, Orissa, WB) + UKTI

10:30 a.m.-11.45 a.m.

12:00 p.m.-12.30 p.m.

12:30 p.m.-1.30 p.m.

2:00 p.m.-2.30 p.m.

Ideas for Digital IndiaA series of keynotes from Government and Industry officials, outlining the vision for the Digital India program.1. Shri. Srivatsa Krishna, IT Secretary, Dept.of Information Technology, Government of Karnataka2. Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director General, NIC3. Dr. Prashant Pradhan, Director, Smarter Planet Solutions, IBM India/South Asia

KEYNOTEMobile telephony in India : Present and the FutureMarten Pieters, CEO, Vodafone IndiaAn overview of the telecom industry& its contribution, challenges faced, expectations from the future.

Conference agenda - detailed

Inauguration + opening addressesI. Shri Siddaramaiah, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnatakaii. Shri S.R. Patil, Hon’ble Minister for IT, BT and S&T and Planning & Statistics, Government of

Karnatakaiii. Shri Srivatsa Krishna, IAS, Secretary, Department of Information Technology, Biotechnology and

Science & Technology, Government of Karnatakaiv. Dr. Omkar Rai, Director General, Software Technology Parks of India (STPI)]v. Either Secretary – IT, Govt. of India or Secretary – Dept. of Telecom, Govt. of Indiavi. Shri Kris Gopalakrishnan, Chairman, Karnataka IT Vision Groupvii. Mr. R. Chandrashekar, President, NASSCOMviii. Dr. Andreas Gruchow, Member of Board, Deutsche Messe AG

KEYNOTESoftware and the Future of the Services IndustryDr. Vishal Sikka, CEO, InfosysThe world around us is being transformed by software, empowering enterprises and people to achieve incredible things. As businesses seek to leverage the opportunities created by this transformation, they can benefit from a dual strategy: rethink and renew existing systems and landscapes, while also building new solutions to create value in new ways. This must be achieved within the underlying fabric of a culture of continuous learning, meaningful engagement and deep sense of purpose.The future of the technology services industry lies in leading the execution of this strategy with innovation, technology - like automation and artificial intelligence, and talented people who are amplified by technology, imagination and the ecosystem they bring with them. This will result in higher productivity, greater innovation, deeper relevance of every individual and trigger the beginning of a human revolution.This enabling of people - to do more with less for more - will form the basis of the next generation of services. And the next generation services industry.

CENTERStage

2:30 p.m.-3.00 p.m.

KEYNOTESeize the momentVanitha Narayanan, MD, IBM India Pvt. Ltd.A new ‘age of knowing’ is upon us. And with it comes new requirements. Customers are empowered and are altering the way they are interacting with companies. Powerful business and technology services are now available on demand, redefining business models. Technology is enabling progress across every facet in our lives, be it personal, business and government. No matter who you are, where you work, what you do, there’s probably something that can be made better with technology.



3:00 p.m.-4.00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONKarnataka as an IT destinationKarnataka, with its IT parks and sprawling tech campuses, has the city of Bengaluru, which is considered to be the Silicon Valley of India. But what is it that lures everyone from start-ups to tech giants to Bengaluru and Karnataka? How much does the IT sector in Bengaluru contribute to the economy? Why are investors and MNCs flocking to Bengaluru?Officials from the State Government’s IT and Tourism ministries as well as authorities from the State’s public transport services will reveal the answers on this panel.

4:30 p.m.-5.00 p.m.

MAIT CEO Roundtable - In partnership with IBM

POWERStage



INNOVATONStage

3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONSocial as a marketing and engagement tool for GovernmentSocial media is a powerful mass media tool for engaging with the masses. This tool helped the BJP immensely during its Lok Sabha political campaign. And the BJP is now using Social as a strategic tool for the forthcoming State election.Through social media platforms, government can initiate discussions and seek feedback, apart from maintaining constant engagement with citizens. So how is the BJP leveraging social media as a marketing tool to spread messages about its work? How is Ogilvy and Mather helping in this initiative? And what kind of political traction do we see on Facebook and Twitter?What’s the best way for politicians and citizens to leverage social? What’s the tone to be maintained by politicians on Twitter? How should they respond to posts?Confirmed panellists:1. Vinit Goenka, National Co-convenor, BJP2. Karthik Srinivasan, National Lead, Social@Ogilvy, Ogilvy & Mather3. Jitender Miglani, Forecast Manager, Forrester 4. Gaurav Dwivedi, Director, DeitY and CEO, MyGov5. Moderator: Brent Goff, Main News Anchor & Host of "AGENDA with Brent Goff" - DW-TV (Deutsche

Welle) English

Cybermedia ICT Awards (Center stage)



4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONWho knows the name of their billion customers? The Chief Marketologist!Perfect information in real time has been the Holy Grail for customers. And now, thanks to technology it’s almost here. But wait, that big data, it’s really big -it’s threatening to drown the consumer (and marketer!) in a sea of disjointed factoids. Successful marketers of the future will be those who use technology to connect the many dots and offer a custom - not just customized - relevant experience.1. This is the Era of Experience with technology as the disruptor. Those who ‘get’ it will rule the economy2. Can CMOs function without a tech roadmap? Do you have one?3. Will CMOs become more tech-savvy or will CIOs become marketers?4. How should existing businesses adapt to the new customer expectations? Is it possible to do this

without redesigning the entire business?5. What are the skillsets required to succeed as a marketer in the next 5 years?

Confirmed panellists:1. Session chair: Jessie Paul, CEO - Paul Writer 2. Deepali Naair, CMO - Mahindra Holidays & Resorts3. Garima Sinha, Head Marketing – India & ME - Wipro Ltd4. Vasantha Kumar, Director of Marketing Communications - India & South Asia - IBM5. Ratika Bhargava, Head Marketing - Metro Cash and Carry 6. N Nataraj, Global CIO & SVP & Head Global IMS Business (P &L) Hexaware Technologies

EVENING event

6:30 pm onwards

CENTERStage


Thursday, 13 November 2014

10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

IT as a key lever for success @DaimlerHelmut Schütt, Chief Information Officer Daimler Trucks, Buses & VansIt`s because of you.Information Technology is a key lever for meeting the challenges in the automotive industry. The increasing digitalization of the global society and demanding automotive customers with continuously growing individual needs are leading to structural changes, greater model diversity and additional services for the customers. See how Daimler IT Management with its premium car brand Mercedes-Benz has turned those challenges into a competitive advantage for its business by consequently aligning it’s IT Strategy with the business strategy. Seeking for effective and efficient forms of collaboration, India plays an important role in building up shared services for Daimler’s IT organization.

2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

WeCommerce: the future of IT in BusinessMark McDonald, MD, AccentureModern business is impossible without technology. You cannot spell digital without IT, yet organizations too often segregate technology into front and back of the house. Digital success is not us or them. It requires a 'we' approach to business as it’s not enough to say that the CIO, CMO, CDO, CXOs just have to get along. WeCommerce requires new approaches and strategies that are the subject of this session.

4:15 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.

The Digital Product Development Just Got Interesting! - Driving value throughdigitization of product development lifecycleManu Saale, Managing Director and CEO of Mercedes-Benz Research & Development India Pvt. Ltd. (MBRDI)India as a country has a unique value advantage for IT and Engineering R&D competencies, for multi-national companies to leverage. MBRDI is the Daimler in-house center in India which has been set up to tap the potential and contribute towards the global product development, through both IT and R&D activities. The IT applications & infrastructure have gained significant prominence over a period of time, and have emerged as the backbone of digital product development in a global arena. A look into the futuristic trends in automotive engineering, innovations and IT applications for digital product development only makes the topic more interesting.

6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

CEO Conclave - Ideas for Digital India


CENTERStage



11:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONThe Connected CarCars are set to become smarter, with machine learning, artificial intelligence, sensor networks, and learning algorithms embedded in systems. Mobile phones and tablets will integrate with driving dashboards, through voice-enabled apps that allow drivers to navigate maps or send messages -- without removing their hands from the steering wheel. For the passenger, the on-board entertainment system will be an extension of his digital lifestyle. And sensors will collect data from vital systems and relay this to a service center for diagnostics. After analysing this sensor data, servers will relay messages back to drivers, warning of impending malfunction of components.Confirmed panellists:1. Manu Saale, MD & CEO, Mercedes-Benz Research & Development India Pvt. Ltd. (MBRDI)2. Dr. Timothy A Leverton, Head – Advanced and Product Engineering, Tata Motors3. Norbert Schroeder, Head of VW-Electric/Electronic, Technical Development, Volkswagen India4. Vijay Ratnaparkhe, MD, Robert-Bosch India5. Sirish Batchu, Head - Infotronics Technology & Advance Electronics- Automotive & Farm Sectors,

Mahindra & Mahindra6. Moderator: Brent Goff, Main News Anchor & Host of "AGENDA with Brent Goff" - DW-TV (Deutsche

Welle) English

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSION - In partnership with IBMEnterprise Transformation Choices -Cloud & its opennessThe hard part of making choices is to ensure that your systems integrate well, seamlessly. If you road map to enterprise transformation is through Cloud, then your technologies should integrate with existing systems.Integration technologies are many, choice should be based on how well it supports multiple cloud environments, supports customization and it should add upto useful user experience. Whether you are building a private or a public or a hybrid environment, it’s time to pay attention to openness.Business on Cloud should be open.

Confirmed panellists1. Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst & Group CEO of Greyhound Research2. Dr. Ravi Kothari, IBM Distinguished Engineer3. N. Ravishanker, CIO of Tata Sky4. Nandkishore Dhomne, VP-IT & CIO - Manipal Health Enterprises, Manipal Group. at Manipal Group5. A.C. Chidanand, GM & Head-IT, Titan Industries Limited5. Moderator: Brent Goff, Main News Anchor & Host of "AGENDA with Brent Goff" - DW-TV (Deutsche

Welle) English

POWERStage



1:00 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.

CXO Lunch (Power Stage)

3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

The Rise of Smart & Efficient Infrastructures- what's the critical Link?Nikhil Pathak, Vice President & Country General Manager – IT Business, India & SAARC, Schneider Electric India Pvt. Ltd.There is a growing necessity for Intelligence in "everything" we build - from a discrete machine to an entire ecosystem of existence(Smart-Home<->Smart-Building<->Smart-Campus<->Smart-City). Therefore, as a prerequisite, every element within and the entire ecosystem is expected to be intelligent, converged & connected. While our planet credits us with a conscious, cognitive capability for conservation of resources & energy--How can technology be leveraged to achieve this? Moreover, how can we make each of these ecosystem elements flexible, progressive, scalable and not result in the weakest link!. By Converging "intelligence" and "data science" corporates and governments can now plan and achieve an efficient and sustainable Eco-system.

3:30 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

Digital India in a digital worldthrough financial inclusionIndia's success in IT is unparalleled and truly transformative. IT India is perhaps the world's largest incumbent IT shop and as such it is the most susceptible to digital disruption. India's digital future rests in how we see the future as an acceleration of today or as an innovative discontinuity for the future. To ensure this, the government feels it is crucial to eradicate poverty and bring every Indian to come into the financial stream. And to ensure this, the government has mandated the provision of 7.5 crore (75 million) bank accounts in 5 months.Confirmed Panellists:1. Vidyasagar Bedida, Technology & Processes, Janalakshmi Financial Services Pvt. Ltd 2. VC Kumanan, Sr. Director, Information technology, IDFC3. Dr. Uma Ganesh, CEO, Global Talent Track4. Dr. Rishi Mohan Bhatnagar, Head – Digital Enterprise Solutions, Tech Mahindra5. Vivek Atray, IAS, Director, School Education, Govt. of Haryana6. Moderator: Mark McDonald, MD, Accenture

POWERStage



5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONIn partnership with IBMBuilding a data strategy to stay competitive While organizations are grappling with the problem of organizing and storing realms of business data, few have managed to tap this pool of data for meaningful insights and business outcome. Some organizations are establishing platoons of data scientists to study data, employing visualization and other analytics tools. Every business needs to have a data strategy in place to stay competitive. But IT budgets have been practically stagnant, and in some industries, even depressed. So the investment in analytics is yet to be made.The panellists will provide concrete anecdotal evidence on how big data has added value to customers across verticals. They will talk about their successful projects and also about implementations elsewhere in the world. Experts on this panel will provide examples of best practices and details about approach to take, methodology to follow and what to expect.Confirmed panellists:1. Dr. Ravi Vadlamani, Head, Center of Excellence in CRM and Analytics and PhD Coordinator-IDRBT2. Sameer Dhanrajani, Business Leader, Cognizant Analytics 3. Sunil Jose, MD, Teradata India4. Rangarajan Vasudevan, Founder & Principal of The Data Team 5. Suhas Bhide, General Manager, Global Delivery - IBM India 6. Moderator: Ajay Bakshi, Senior Vice President – Business Transformation, Aegis Limited

INNOVATONStage

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

SEMINARIn partnership with Vodafone IndiaEnabling Solutions for a Ready BusinessNaveen Chopra, Director –Vodafone Business ServicesVodafone`s enterprise arm - Vodafone Business Services (VBS) is helping businesses become confidently connected by leveraging global expertise and knowledge of local markets. As India’s leading Telecommunications service provider, we have been making businesses ready to address changing customer demands, create better operational agility, as well as a connected & more productive workforce. Our clients span across diverse industry sectors, such as Automobiles, Education, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Financial Services and Information Technology. Our global network reach complemented by the width and depth of our network coverage in India enables us orchestrate innovative and cost-effective solutions for not just large corporates, but also medium-sized businesses. We are also keenly engaged with the Govt. & Public Sector and believe that Telecommunications solutions will be key building blocks to the Government’s Digital India vision.

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONBFSI: How to achieve 7.5 crore bank accounts -- PM's financial inclusion program (PMJDY)Issuing crores of bank accounts in a few months is a humongous task. While the idea is not new, and was proposed during the tenure of the UPA government, it did not come to fruition due to certain challenges. Were they technology-related challenges or just road blocks due to bureaucracy and slow decision making? What are the challenges overcome, to achieve this target? And what kind of indigenous technology do we need to overcome these challenges? What are the various services that can be offered to rural customers? Panellists will also share their rich experiences in this area, presenting the typical hurdles in India.

Confirmed Panellists:1. Manoj Kumar Nambiar, Managing Director, Arohan Financial Services (P) Limited2. Shakti Saran, Associate Director & Business Development Executive, Banking & Financial Services,

India/South Asia - IBM3. Vineet Rai, CMD – Aavishkaar Group4. Suresh Sethi -Business Head -M-Pesa, Vodafone India5. Anup Nair, Senior Manager- Aadhaar Enabled Payments & eKYC, NPCI6. Session chair: Mani Mamallan, Founder, Chairman & Managing Director of Electronic Payment and

Services Pvt. Ltd and Founding Member & Director of Confederation of ATM Industry (CATMi).



INNOVATONStage



3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONIn partnership with IBMCloud – a great leveller, disrupter and business accelerator for MSMEsThe Cloud is disrupting traditional enterprise business models. Old economy businesses took years to grow their customer bases, build brands, roll out new products & services, expand to global markets, and monetise services. On the other hand, start-ups and SMBs, which are early adopters of cloud, have grown their user bases in minutes and monetised services at a phenomenal pace – thus disrupting old business models. Thanks to cloud, start-ups can set up their IT infrastructure in minutes, and at a fraction of the cost of setting up a captive data center. The cloud has been a great leveller, enabling start-ups and SMBs to compete with mega corporations that have been around for decades. In fact, the large corporations view these disrupters as major threats.Confirmed Panellists1. A S Rajgopal, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, NxtGen Datacenter & Cloud Technologies

Pvt. Ltd.2. Dr. Pankaj Mehra, Senior Fellow, SanDisk 3. Vamsi Mudiam, Country Manager Cloud Solutions, IBM ISA4. Reena Dayal, Chairperson, SNIA India5. Moderator: Arun Gupta, Technology Advisor, Uniken

3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

SEMINARIn partnership with SD Card AssociationEmbedding Trust in the Mobile WorldVijay Kumar Balasubramanian, Senior Product Manager at Identiv Inc.The mobile devices around the world are fast emerging as the de facto source not only for information consumption and sharing but a multitude of day to day critical interactions.Analyst stats reveal that manufacturers will ship more than 1 billion Android devices in 2014. With this surge comes concerns in the security to the point where mobile devices will be the biggest security risk in 2014. Amidst BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) programs and general increase in smart phone usage, employees' smartphones and tablets will be a major security risk for individuals and enterprises alike. Unfortunately, a majority of popular applications have security holes just waiting to be exploited. The other major ask from the industry is one concerning user identity. From multiple badges and ID cards to access premises to countless usernames and passwords to access information, a typical user simply has too many identities. Once again the mobile device gets into the mix in many of these use cases resulting in the user identity getting incredibly vulnerable. From a practical standpoint, as last year's Target data breach showed, malicious hackers continue targeting retailers for personal information. This now extends to mobile e-commerce even as ecommerce struggles continue on mobile.In the midst of this growth there has emerged the need for trust; Trust in the identity of the user; Trust in the service. A technology that marries security with user friendliness like the SD Technology’s additional security features developed by SD Association can help achieve the twin targets of security and usability. Embedding trust in the mobile world would quell these rising concerns.

INNOVATONStage



5:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONDisruptive technology in the Healthcare sectorOne of the biggest challenges impeding the implementation of IT in the healthcare sector is the high cost of technology. It is difficult to measure ROI for initial investments (CAPEX). For instance, the cost of Hospital Information Systems (HIS) is prohibitively high. There are silos of information, disconnected and outdated systems, and patient records are yet to be digitized. Thus Healthcare lags behind most sectors in the adoption of technology.The Panelists will discuss their strategies to tackle these challenges. There are technologies such as Federated Clouds and SaaS-based solutions. Panelists will also discuss advances in the application of mobility for telemedicine, and personal healthcare - wearable technology products. A Case Study from a leading hospital will be included in this discussion.According to Gartner, Health care providers in India are expected to spend $1.08 billion US Dollars on IT products and services in 2014, an increase of 4 percent over 2013. IT services, which includes consulting, implementation, IT outsourcing and business process outsourcing, will be the largest overall spending category throughout the forecast period within the health care providers sector.

Confirmed Panellists:1. Professor and Chairman - Information Systems Area at Narsee Monjee Institute of Management

Studies (NMIMS)2. Nandkishore Dhomne, VP-IT & CIO - Manipal Health Enterprises, Manipal Group. at Manipal Group3. Arvind Sivaramakrishnan, Chief Information Officer, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd.4. Somjit Amrit, Chief Business Officer, Technosoft Corporation5. Moderator:Girish Kulkarni, vCIO for MIOT Hospitals, Chennai & Consulting CIO of Medela Hospitals,

Bangalore

STPI Export Awards (Center Stage)

EVENING event

7:00 pm onwards

CENTERStage


Friday, 14 November 2014

10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Next Era of Technology Advancements for Businesses and ConsumersKumud Srinivasan, President, IntelOver the years, technology has played a critical role in enriching the lives of people and transforming businesses for higher impact. However, benefits of technology have only reached a fraction of the global population and businesses. Ahead of us are abundant opportunities and possibilities in ways technology can change the way we work, live and connect. We strongly believe emerging markets will drive & experience the maximum impact where technology will become a key enabler for growth of business and enhancing quality of lives.As computing becomes integral part of our lives with devices that are ingestible and injectable, the enterprises will benefit the most by making technology as the centerpiece of connecting and providing solutions to their customers.


2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Build a Digital enterprise without owning IT infrastructureA.S. Rajgopal, Managing Director, NxtGen Datacenter & Cloud TechnologiesExcerpt – Existing IT infrastructure consumes between 70 – 80% of the enterprise IT budget, leaving little for new-age application roll-outs to build an agile digital enterprise. On the other hand, the infrastructure is getting more complex by day, handling every day security threats, complying to regulatory frame-works, ubiquitous computing and managing un-balanced work-loads. We have been working with our customers to eliminate infrastructure layer challenges, leading them to a digital enterprise without actually owning and managing IT infrastructure.

POWERStage

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONHowto build 100 smart cities in IndiaThe government has announced an allocation of Rs 7,060 crore for 100 smart cities in the Union Budget. This amount is for modernization of existing infrastructure and also for setting up new satellite cities that are self-sufficient. The initiative is aimed at reducing infrastructure strain in over- crowded cities. Digitization and connectivity will be at the core in smart-enabling these cities. These cities will be the new business hubs, and will generate jobs. Smart cities will be knowledge hubs and will embody smart, eco, and learning. A good example is Sino-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City (SSGKC).So how is the IT industry preparing to tap this opportunity? What are the opportunities? What is the best way for the industry to collaborate (Public-Private partnership) with government to support this big and bold initiative?Confirmed Panellists:1. Prof. Nilay Yajnik, Professor and Chairman - Information Systems Area at Narsee Monjee Institute of

Management Studies (NMIMS) 2. Dr Prashant Pradhan, Director, Smarter Planet Solutions, IBM ISA. 3. Krishna Kumar, Vice President, Symphony Teleca & Adviser, Centre for Educational and Social Studies,

Bangalore4. Shaishav Dharia - Development Director, Lodha Group5. Session Chair:Dr. Ganesh Natarajan, Vice Chairman & CEO at Zensar Technologies

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONThe next billion dollar story in Indian e-commerce Valuations are soaring for the top five e-commerce companies, never mind that they are yet to make serious profits. What attracts investors to the e-commerce giants?Models: How small and medium businesses can leverage the Marketplace model for Online retail. What has been the benefit for e-commerce companies in switching from the inventory-led model to the marketplace model? Will the hybrid model work in India, in the face of government restrictions on FDI in online retail? Any other models under consideration?Future predictions: What are some future predictions for e-commerce in India? E.g. Customers from Tier-2 and Tier-3 towns shopping through mobiles.

Confirmed panellists:1. Bharath Devanathan, COO Groupon India2. Alokedeep Singh, Digital & Mobility Leader | Retail E-Commerce | Payments & Banking | Integrated

Marketing - Titan Company Ltd3. Jitender Miglani, Forecast Manager, Forrester4. Viresh Oberoi, Founder CEO & Managing Director, mjunction services limited5. Moderator: Brent Goff, Main News Anchor & Host of "AGENDA with Brent Goff" - DW-TV (Deutsche

Welle) English



POWERStage

3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONInternet of things – transforming lives and businessMuch is being written about the Internet of Things these days. IoT or IoE is really about networks, devices, people and processes – and how these are all getting interconnected. The enabling technologies are mobility, cloud computing, big data analytics and social – a collective term for this is SMAC.But IoT technology will require heavy engineering, technical expertise and of course, plenty of funding for research. No single organization will be capable of providing an end-to-end IoT solution. Rather, it will involve an ecosystem of players offering different components, at different layers of the stack. Government and Policy makers will need to frame guidelines to protect a user’s privacy and to prevent misuse. The innovations and breakthrough technologies for IoT will come from the start-ups, with funding from venture capitalists. These start-up will be deemed as “disrupters” and their IP and companies may eventually be acquired by IT behemoths or other disrupters such as Google, Salesforce and Amazon. What we are witnessing right now are partnerships between consumer electronics companies and the start-ups offering this innovation. Panellists will offer perspectives on what it would take for IoT technology to become mainstream and affordable. They will talk about current and future applications in verticals like manufacturing and healthcare. How will IoT transform business? How should organizations prepare?

Confirmed Panellists:1. Abhishek H Latthe, Founder & CEO at SenseGiz, Inc. 2. Philip Krause, General Manager at Siemens India Limited3. Shalini Kapoor, Chief Architect-Internet of Things at IBM4. Texas Instruments5. Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst & Group CEO of Greyhound Research6. Moderator: Brent Goff, Main News Anchor & Host of "AGENDA with Brent Goff" - DW-TV (Deutsche

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POWERStage



4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONEnterprise Mobility: How to run your business from your phoneIn the mobile age, business can be done from anywhere, using a smartphone. With the right apps you can close business deals, engage with customers, collaborate with co-workers, monitor campaigns, check inventory, and do numerous business tasks.

Panellists will discuss the following trends in this panel:• How mobility is transforming the workplace• The emergence of enterprise app stores and how it will transform the workplace.• How small and medium businesses can leverage mobility services for competitive advantage.• Trends in Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM).• Using mobility to engage with customers.• Addressing security concerns.• Building and deploying mobile apps via the cloud.• Good examples of enterprise apps

Confirmed Panellists:1. Sunil Lalvani, MD, Blackberry India2. Kashyap Kompella, Senior Analyst, Real Story Group3. Sridhar Saranathan, Principal Consultant, Global Media & Telecom Practice, Wipro Ltd.4. Deepak Pande, Executive Vice President & Head - SME , Vodafone India5. Paul R. Ybarra, Senior Vice President of International Sales, Tangoe, Inc.6. Moderator: Brent Goff, Main News Anchor & Host of "AGENDA with Brent Goff" - DW-TV (Deutsche

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INNOVATONStage

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

SEMINARIn partnership with Indian Electronics Semiconductor Association (IESA)Technology challenges in the field of medical electronicsDr. Devi Prasad Shetty, Chairman - Narayana Health

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

PANEL DISCUSSIONIn partnership with Indian Electronics Semiconductor Association (IESA)Topic: Technology Solution in Medical Electronics – Innovate or Import?

Confirmed panellists:1. Dr. Vishwaprasad Alva, Managing Director, Skanray Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 2. Mohammed Hussain Naseem, Founder & CEO, 2mpower Health Management Services (P) Ltd 3. Munesh Makhija, MD, GE India Technology Centre



3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

SEMINARIn partnership with SanDiskPersistent Memory 2.0: A principled approach to accelerating applications using flash and other non-volatile memories Dr. Pankaj Mehra, Senior Fellow, SanDiskMega-trends in the IT world such as cloud computing, big data analytics and virtualization means IT is burdened with increasingly demanding workloads. And in today’s fast-paced, “wait-less” business environment, not only must IT grapple with increased digital content, it needs to ensure real-time access to information that can potentially impact business competitiveness and bottom lines. Businesses today require faster and more robust storage than most data centers can provide. To overcome the limitations of legacy storage and as in-memory solutions become a requirement for modern applications, modern CIOs are discovering how enterprise flash radically improves data center performance and efficiency.Join Dr. Pankaj Mehra of SanDisk at this exclusive workshop during CeBIT India to understand how a flash transformed data center is meeting the hard demands of unforgiving users and customers who view latency and downtime as debilitating hindrances to smooth business operations. • Learn how enterprise flash enables faster workloads in business critical areas such as:• Financial transactions and e-commerce• Big-data analytics• Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI)

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