Roundtable Breakout Sessions

Sunday, March 28,2010 — 3:30pm - 5:30pm

Join one of these interactive roundtable sessions and help influence the next generation of development with SAP! Spend two full hours with your peers and key thought leaders for a private discussion on delivered content. Space is limited. Please contact Eventure Events at 877-411-4675 or 914-509-5354 for more information.

1) Enterprise Mobility

Chi Fan Yip, Solution Manager, SAP Labs
David Bruce, Senior Sales Manager, Syclo
Jon Schmidt, Worldwide Business Development, Syclo
Alain Erdozaincy, Project Manager CIT, Chief, Pacific Gas & Electric

Mobile applications for enterprises leverage the power of existing business software and deliver needed functionality to mobile employees. Mobile enterprise applications are designed to provide remote access to enterprise data, offer guidance to those working in the field through workflows, and enable updates to business information from the field. As a result, mobile enterprise applications give companies the means to support their mobile employees much more efficiently and incorporate the results of field work into core enterprise data in real time.

At this roundtable, we will discuss the latest trends in business drivers and end-user devices and user interfaces.

2) Meet the Experts — You Don't Know What You Don't Know

Jodie Perry, Retired, International Paper
Norm Poynter, Managing Director, NLAS Possibilities Inc.
Tim Stovall, Retired, NOVA Chemicals

Join EAM experts and your peers to discuss critical issues in the EAM field, and help influence the next generation of development with SAP. This roundtable will provide you with the opportunity to share your tactics for solving everyday problems and to learn how others have approached the same roadblocks. Learn from what others have tried as you work toward greater efficiencies in your own organization.

3) Energy Management

Len Harms, Executive Solution Engineer, SAP America

Energy Management has emerged as one of the fastest growing requirements in Asset Management. Energy is a significant portion of the operating expense and the current Federal Government has already put in place energy standards for federal buildings.
Please come to this roundtable ready to discuss:

• The trends and anticipated regulations
• Steps your organization is taking now to reduce energy
• Need for energy reporting and carbon impact

4) Fleet Management

Alishia Jolivette, SAP Team Lead, Houston Independent School District
Mark Swakhamer, Fleet Manager, Houston Independent School District