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"It is impossible for ideas to
compete in the marketplace if no forum for
their presentation is provided or available"
- Thomas Mann, 1896
A Business Forum Panel
Discussion Luncheon
Los Angeles, California
Thursday, April 15th, 2004
- 11:45am
to 1:30pm
The Technocrat Enterprise
Enterprise Integration, Networks,
Productivity, Security, Internet Marketing, etc.
With
a Panel of Experts from the following Organizations:
Bruce Clay
LLC - Candle Corporation - Intel Corporation CCHKnowledgepoint Inc. -
FrontBridge Inc.
No
Cost, No Obligation, No Slide Shows, No Sales - just a 5-Star lunch with your peers!
The Wilshire Grand Hotel
Click on Picture of Hotel for details
The Los
Angeles Room
930 Wilshire
Boulevard, Los Angeles, California
When
The Business Forum began in 1982 no-one could have predicted just how much
the new Information Systems being introduced back then would change how business was
done in just twenty years. There were no CIO's as a profession in
those days and most of the meetings we organized on the subject were devoted to
how to increase the
efficiency of mainframe computers. Today there are very few people who could
complete their work without the benefit of access to a computer, whether
they are waiting tables or performing heart surgery - today everyone is
wired!
The
motto of The Business Forum - "It is impossible for ideas to
compete in the marketplace if no forum for their presentation is provided or available" - Thomas Mann, 1896
- has never been truer than it is today with regards to information
technology, which is why we are organizing this series of meetings.
Our intention is that these forums will give senior decision makers a chance
to meet with their peers from a variety of corporations, government and
academia to pontificate on the state of the industry and voice their opinion
on what is needed to simplify the future.
Technocrats
who can most efficiently and most effectively use Information Technology
will be the business leaders of tomorrow and the Technocrat Enterprise will
head the list of successful organizations throughout the foreseeable future.
However, it is no longer just staying at forefront of technical innovation,
today legislation begins to make the job harder, Sarbanes-Oxley,
pending anti-Spam Laws, HIPPA and Privacy Protection demands are bringing
Social Engineering into the IT work space.
To
help our members and supporters we will therefore be organizing these
meetings to bring together new technologies, services and products with
those who need to understand and employ them to keep their organization
at the forefront of the development of the profession. As with all
Business Forum meetings our guests will ask questions, and the experts we
have assembled from the leading organizations in the industry will attempt
to answer them.
We ask
our friends and supporters who do not themselves
qualify to attend this event, to forward this invitation to the relevant
decision maker within their organization.
There is of course absolutely no cost and no obligation
whatsoever
placed upon
our
guests who attend - even valet parking will be paid.
BY INVITATION ONLY - A RESERVATION IS REQUIRED
Registration Form FOR
YOUR SECURITY ONLY YOUR ORGANIZATION NAME WILL APPEAR ON YOUR
CONFIRMATION
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Panel Discussion Luncheons
Our Panel
Luncheons are geared to
dealing with more complicated subjects, presenting a panel of experts from a variety of
disciplines to address the questions of our guests. The guests are seated at tables that face a head
table set on a raised platform.
The
moderator moves around the room with a microphone allowing those
guests who wish to, to pose a question to the group as a whole.
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