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- 1. 29 November 2011 to 1 December 2011, 1st IT Forum in Geneva Simpler, Faster, Better through Information Technology Overview The 1st ISO IT Forum will be held in Geneva on the 29th and 30th of November 2011. Optional training sessions, open to any participants, will be held on 1st December 2011. The Forum provides an important opportunity to: Discuss ITrelated trends that raise new paradigms or opportunities that standards organisations should consider as we think about our customers, our products and our processes. Understand more about the technologybased products and services that ISO offers, the projects underway to develop new products for customers, to build new products and to shorten development times. Contribute to the achievement of ISO’s Strategic Objectives by giving your feedback on IT priorities and plans. Exchange information and build contacts with your ISO colleagues amongst the membership and ISO Central Secretariat. The Programme Click on the image below to view the highlevel Click on the image below to view the timetable for the IT plan for the IT Forum and other ITrelated Forum (29 November to 1 December 2011) meetings arranged during this week (Printable (Printable version click here ) version click here ) Detailed Programme Opening Session Tuesda Morning Programme Plenary Descriptions Speakers 9:00 to Room 12:00 Introductions & Welcome Lindbergh Objectives, format, logistics David Ratcliffe (ISO CS) Pekka Järvinen (SFS) Translate
- 2. ISO Strategic Plan Lindbergh What it is. Why change? How IT fits in. Rob Steele (ISO The Key Strategic Objectives CS) and the boards for gathering ideas / comments. Keynote Address Lindbergh Communicating Standards to 21st Century Marc Prensky Audiences Information Technology to 2015 Lindbergh What do we offer now and where are we David Ratcliffe focusing our current efforts? (ISO CS) What should 2015 look like? Where are the big gaps? The opportunities? XML Lindbergh Explain ISO XML Programme and why Nicolas Fleury Council approved it (ISO CS) e.g. business model, customer & products focus. Where are we now? What’s coming next? Links to relevant workshops. Networking with Genius Bars Representatives Tuesda Lunch Meet ITES General questions, support, suggestions, ISO CS project status. Dominik ISOlutions hosted solutions for National Hartmann use. Webex on mobile devices. (Webex) Signup for Webex, ISO Connect, Future Training. XML Products Enable people to see what is possible Shirley Bailey Wood (BSI) Jürgen Kölling & Gordon Krause (Beuth/DIN) Dean Brewer & George Gulla (Citation/ANSI) Parallel Sessions Tuesda Afternoon Sessions Room Descriptions Speakers 14:00 to 15:15 ISO/CS XML Products (1st Session) Dassault Discuss/demonstrate basic capabilities Nicolas Fleury and new products that ISO CS (ISO CS) will offer to all members for them to build Regis Brinster from. (ISO CS) Get feedback on XMLbased products. Phil Ham (ISO CS) Holger Apel (ISO CS) ELearning applied to standards Garros What do people need for more effective Jelena products, learning and support? Godjevac (MEAI) our processes, supporting IT Tools, When is facetoface interaction important? Elodie Primo roles When should eLearning play a role? (MindoOnSite) What have others done that worked? that Marc Prensky didn't work? How do you get started on a blended learning approach? How can this apply to products as well as
- 3. How can this apply to products as well as processes? eCommittees II St. Discuss and prioritise potential Alan MacKenzie Exupéry enhancements to eCommittees. (ISO CS) Explain and/or demonstrate new Jérémie eCommittees module to be implemented Leroy (ISO CS) in 2012 and get feedback. Discuss tbd (OpenText) RoadMap over next 1218 months. Sessions Room Descriptions Speakers 15:45 to 17:00 ISO/CS XML Products (2nd Session) Dassault Repeat of 1st Session. As above Nicolas Fleury (ISO CS) Regis Brinster (ISO CS) Phil Ham (ISO CS) Holger Apel (ISO CS) Forget about eCommittees!! Garros What do committees need in future? Howard Mason Wiki’s, Issue/Comment Tracking (BAE Systems and Chair, ISO/TC 184/SC 4) Harish Pillay (Red Hat, JTC1) Phil Caisley (BSI) GD 3 (1st Session) St. Demonstrate prototype of new application. Alan Mackenzie Exupéry Get feedback on new user interface / (ISO CS) capabilities. ** Note that GD3 will be used Stéphane only by Member Body User Administrators Châtelet (ISO ** CS) Conference Dinner Tuesda Evening Parallel Sessions Wednesda Morning Sessions Room Descriptions Speakers 9:00 to 10:15 GD 3 (2nd Session) Dassault Demonstrate prototype of new application. Alan Mackenzie Get feedback on new user interface / (ISO CS) capabilities. Stéphane ** Note that GD3 will be used only by Châtelet (ISO Member Body User Administrators ** CS) XML based publishing Garros What changes does this imply? Trevor Vyze (ISO What are AFNOR, BSI and ISO CS doing? CS) Implications? e.g. master data? Phil Caisley (BSI) Claude Tremolieres (AFNOR) Laurent Galichet (ISO CS)
- 4. CS) ISOlutions User Group St.Exupéry Update on current use and Member Nelson Al Assal experiences. Filho (ABNT) Discuss priorities, project scopes & Frédéric Giust specifications, particularly on National (ISO CS) Voting. François Mieville (ISO CS) Sessions Room Descriptions Speakers 10:45 to 12:00 Sales and Webstores Dassault Why is ISO interested in more members Nicolas Fleury opening web stores? (ISO CS) What results might an NSB expect and Nelson Al Assal what sales strategies could be used? Filho (ABNT) Do you have to do all the work yourself? Justin Tallon What should be the characteristics of a (NSAI) solution offered by ISO CS? Phil Ham (ISO CS) Public Commenting Garros Gathering Customer feedback on published Virginie Montoya standards (AFNOR) Summary of current experiences (from David Ratcliffe Paris meeting in September). (ISO CS) What should be the business objectives an François Mieville scope of a future (ISO CS) ISO project focused on commenting on draft standards? Implementing an XML based St. Example ISO CS, eXtyles and Typefi Trevor Vyze (ISO publishing chain Exupéry Experience at World Health Organisation CS (WHO) Laurent Impacts on STD template? Impacts on Galichet (ISO NSB's? CS) ISO STS (ISO XML schema) Serge Juillerat (ISO CS) Networking and Genius Bars Representatives Wednesda Lunch Meet ITES General questions, support, suggestions, ISO CS project status. Signup for Webex, ISO Connect, Future Training. ISOlutions ISOlutions hosted solutions for National François Mieville use (ISO CS) Fred Giust (ISO CS) Members' Solutions Online Reading Application, Standards Wilhelm Takats Draft Portal (AS+) Public Commenting Experiences Nelson Al Assal Space available to share our ideas, Filho (ABNT) solutions; please Brigid Hanley & contact visentin@iso.org Justin Tallon (NSAI) Closing Session Wednesda Afternoon Programme Plenary Descriptions Speakers 14:00 to Room 17:30
- 5. Room 17:30 Living Lab Lindbergh Update + opportunities we should be Kevin McKinley considering (ISO CS) Trevor Vyze (ISO CS) Ideas Board Lindbergh Sort, collate, prioritise. Rob Steele (ISO CS) Future Priorities & Actions Lindbergh Make sure the next steps and future David Ratcliffe actions are clear. (ISO CS) Closing Remarks Lindbergh Thanks etc. Pekka Järvinen (SFS) Rob Steele (ISO CS) Optional Training (based on demand) Thursda Training Room Descriptions Audience Time Interface Workshop(s) St. How to interface to ISO's International IT IT knowledgeable 09:00 to Exupéry Services. staff 10:00 in Member 11:00 to Bodies 12:00 14:00 to 15:00 eServices Overview Dassault High level overview of eServices Tools People wanting 09:00 to to know 10:00 the purpose of 13:00 to the IT tools 14:00 available. Document Management Dassault Understand how to Upload/Notify/Correct Secretaries 10:00 to committee documents (eCommittees) Convenors 11:00 ISO Conferencing Dassault How to set up and run audio, web and Chairs 11:00 to video conferences (WebEx) Secretaries 12:00 Convenors Project Leads Open session for Q&A St. Session for Questions & Answers on ISO Open to anyone 10:00 to Exupéry Electronic Applications 11:00 15:00 to 16:00 Participation The Forum is open to anyone in the ISO Community. We welcome the participation of members of our technical committees who use our IT services as well as Member Body staff who work in Marketing, Sales, Publishing, Standards Development and IT. We have introduced a small registration fee of 100 CHF to try to reduce costs associated with planning for people who register to attend but then don't. In some ISO events the drop out rate has been as high as 30%. The fee will partially cover the costs of the refreshments, lunches and dinner provided at the Forum. Registration for the Forum is now closed. For further information, please email us at ITForum2011@iso.org Venue and Hotel Accommodation The Forum will be held at the Mövenpick Hotel. The Hotel is very close to the Geneva airport with good access by public
- 6. transport to the centre of the town. ISO CS has reserved a limited number of rooms at the Hotel at a preferential rate of 280 CHF/night (including breakfast & wifi access) for participants in the Forum. Please remember to book your Hotel Registering for the conference does not reserve a Hotel Room. If you wish to stay at the venue for the Forum please make your booking as soon as possible by completing the Mövenpick Hotel Reservation Form and emailing/faxing it to the hotel. As some of you know, finding hotel accommodation at a reasonable rate can sometimes be very difficult in Geneva! *** NEW *** Information Package A document containing useful information about the IT Forum is now available. It contains extra details about location, transportation, dress code, internet, meals, restaurants and shopping. Registration Registration for the Forum is now closed. For further information, please email us at ITForum2011@iso.org Comments (3) Show Comments Please leave us a comment