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Thursday, Dec. 6th, 8:30AM-2PM
Location: 55 Water Street, 3rd Floor. You MUST be registered
ahead of time to attend. Call us at 212-787-1122 for more information.
Registration: Attendance to TechForum RoundTable
meetings is limited to TechForum members or guests who are pre-approved
(employed IT managers only). Pre-registration is required--anyone
not registered will be turned away due to building policy. TechForum
members: just email vadams@techforum.com
to register.
Outside inquiries: To inquire about registration if you are not
a TechForum member, please call 212-787-1122 or email vadams@techforum.com.
You will receive a confirmation when your registration is accepted.
Employed IT managers only at mid to large firms may attend.
Sponsorship/speaking:
If you are interested in being on the agenda and sponsoring, please
contact executive director Priscilla Tate at 212-787-1122 or ptate@techforum.com
AGENDA:
8:30– 9:00AM Continental Breakfast & Introductions
9:00- 9:30 KEYNOTE: Collaborative Resiliency: A Unified
Approach to Risk Management
Brent Woodworth, Worldwide
Segment Manager: IBM Crisis Response Team, IBM
9:30-10:15 CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Virtualization Strategies
for Business Continuity: Is the Payoff Worth the Price?
Moderator:
Priscilla Tate, Executive Director,
Technology Forum
Panelists:
Tory Skyers, Network Administrator,
Prudential, Fox and Roach Realtors
George Chen, Director of Professional
Services, Egenera
Daniel Gonnella, SVP Global Business
Continuity, Lehman Brothers
Juan M. Allongo, Business Resiliency
Lead, Treasury Services - Technology Office, JPMorganCHASE
10:15-11:00-
Coffee Break & Networking
11:00-11:30 KEYNOTE: Benchmarking Costs
for DR Strategies: Are You Spending Too Much on Managing Storage?
Sam Caple, VP Operations and Delivery,
IMT Partners, Inc.
11:30–
12:15 CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Exercise Your Options: Best Practices
for Validating the Business Recovery Plan
Moderator:
Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Forum
Panelists:
James Tubridy, Vice President,
Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery, Dresdner Kleinwort
(DKIB)
Howard Israel, Corporate Security
Officer, Fidessa Corp.
Tara Rogers, Principal Systems
Consultant, Sybase
Ron Anderson, AVP Business Resumption
Services, New York Life
12:15–
1:15 PM Buffet Lunch & Networking
1:15– 2:00 PM CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Worst Case (or
Likely -to -Occur) Scenario: Hard Choices in Catastrophe Contingency
Planning
Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Director, Technology Managers
Forum
Panelists:
Paul L. Champanier, AVP &
Senior Business Analyst, OdysseyRe
Sara Ricci, Vice President, Global
Wealth Management, Citigroup
Glenn Shimamoto, Head Global
DR Strategy & Testing Mgt, Deutsche Bank
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DIRECTIONS AND MAP (SCROLL DOWN FOR MAP) TO 55 WATER
STREET:
IMPORTANT! YOU MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED TO ATTEND. NO WALK-INS
ACCEPTED. CALL 212-787-1122 FOR MORE INFOMRATION.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:
Directions
by subway:
There are many different options by subway:
1: #2,3: You can take the #2 or #3 to the Wall Street stop. Walk south
on William for one and a half blocks, then turn left (going east)
onto Hanover Square for about one block, then right (south) onto Water
Street. 55 Water is about halfway down this block.
2: J, M, Z: Or take the J, M or Z to Broad Street stop. Go east on
Wall Street for about 3 blocks, then go south on Water Street for
about 2 and a half blocks.
3: 4,5: Or take the 4 or 5 to Bowling Green stop. Walk north east
on Beaver Street for about 3 blocks, then take a right on Hanover
Square for about 2 blocks, then take a right (south) on Water Street
and it is halfway down the block.
4: #1 or R, W (farther away): Or take the #1 or R, W to the Rector
Street stop. Walk one block south down Trinity Place and go east (take
a left) down Exchange Place for about 4 blocks, then go south (take
a right) on William Street which becomes Hanover Square on the right
after after you cross Beaver Street (don't continue down Williams).
continue on Hanover Square for about 2 blocks until you hit Water
Street. Go south one half block or so. Or...to make it slightly easier
you can exit the subway and go east one block, then one block north
to Wall Street, then take Wall Street east for about 4 blocks until
you hit Water Street, then go south on Water Street for about 2 and
a half blocks.
Coming from NJ: If you arrive at Penn Station, take
the 2 or 3 as above (or a taxi). If you arrive via the PATH at the
WTC location you will have to walk about 10-15 minutes to get there,
so get a taxi if you can.
Parking: There is a parking garage located in the
building at 55 Water Street, NY NY, 10007 (NOT the Brooklyn location!!!!!)
with both valet and self serve parking.
Other helpful maps: For general info on NYC transit
(including maps) go to: http://www.mta.info
For a NYC subway map go to: http://www.mta.info/nyct/maps/submap.htm.
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