Enterprise in 2011
Maximizing Social Tools in the Enterprise
Today, there is a great opportunity for enterprises to learn from popular consumer technologies like Facebook and Twitter and apply these lessons to enable employees to work easier and more efficiently. A massive technological shift is underway to bring social features like real-time updates, collaboration and community to the enterprise in a private and secure way. This session will explore the benefits and challenges of social collaboration in the workplace and best practices for deploying real-time, social, enterprise-ready technologies.
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Marc Ferrentino
Chief Technical Architect, Salesforce.com
Marc joined Salesforce.com in February 2007. His responsibilities included early stage product development and marketing, evangelism of the Force.com platform, and promoting Salesforce.com's open source initiatives. Marc is also involved with developing Salesforce.com's Collaboration and Platform strategic direction. Prior to Salesforce.com, Marc served as the Vice President of Engineering at Vettro Corp, a global leader in mobile on-demand applications. Prior to Vettro, Marc served as Vice President of Development at InternetCash.com. Over the course of his career, Mr. Ferrentino has held technology positions at Goldman Sachs and Westinghouse/Cutler-Hammer. Marc holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan and has participated in the Masters of Statistics with a Concentration in Finance program at Columbia University. |
The Digital Channel Within A Large Company
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Scott Huie
Business Advisory Services, Ernst & Young
Scott acts as a banking and eCommerce expert for Ernst & Young, helping companies identify and execute transformational change to move their business forward. His background balances both business strategy and technology delivery, previously spending time with Anderson Consulting/ Accenture and Bank of America. |
Explore, Test and Adapt: Using Business Analytics to Improve Outcomes
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Jonathan Hornby
Director of Worldwide Marketing, SAS
A visionary and thought leader in the field of performance management, Jonathan currently leads a team of marketers focused on message and global direction for Business Analytics, Customer Intelligence, Performance Management and Supply Chain. Joining SAS in 1996, Jonathan was the original business architect for SAS Strategy Management; led the acquisition of ABC Technologies to introduce cost and profitability optimization; led strategy and product management for SAS’ solutions in the areas of Performance Management and Risk; and more recently, led product marketing for Sustainability.
He is the author of “Radical Action for Radical Times: Expert Advice for Creating Business Opportunity in Good or Bad Economic Times” and writes 2 blogs for SAS – Beyond Business, and Inspiring the future with Business Analytics. |
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