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Leveraging Alternative Sourcing Models To Reduce Costs & Enhance Scalability

Day 1, February 24th:

Two central features of our age – the rise of globalisation and the dominance of the internet – are conspiring to transform the way financial institutions access and pay for IT resources. Whether it’s the emergence of utilitystyle cloud computing models – enabling companies to ‘plug-in’ to distant compute resources via the internet – or the increasing maturity of software development outsourcing firms, you’ve never had so much choice about how (and where) you pay for IT.

But how can you make sense of all the choices that are available to you? Is off-shoring really cost-effective – or are there hidden costs to take into account? What about the security concerns connected with cloud computing and Software-As-A-Service (SaaS) – are these really appropriate models for the capital markets?

Attending the Alternative Sourcing day at TradeTech Architecture 2009 will enable you to approach complex sourcing decisions with confidence, ensuring you seize opportunities and watch out for hidden dangers. Based around a series of in-depth case studies and topical panel discussions, you’re guaranteed to return to the office with profitable strategies for re-aligning your sourcing model for the long-term benefit of your business.

8.00 Coffee & Registration
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
9.15

Opening Keynote Address: Designing A Productivity Methodology To Measure The True Cost-Effectiveness Of Your Outsourcing Model
Gerald Le Donne, CTO, Investment Banking, Credit Suisse


10.00

Re-assessing The Viability Of The Offshore Outsourcing Model: Is It Still Economical In Today’s Eccentric Market Conditions?
Session Reserved For Leading Consultancy


10.35 Refreshment and Networking Break in the Solutions Zone
11.05

Keynote Guest Address: Lightning In The Cloud? Looking Into The Future Of Cloud Computing
Werner Vogels, CTO, Amazon.com


11.40

Panel Discussion: Is Cloud Computing An Appropriate Sourcing Model For The Capital Markets?
Evangelos Kotsovinos, Vice President, Technology, Morgan Stanley
Gabriel Sallah, HPC & Grid Architect, Standard Chartered Bank
Professor David Cliff, Department Of Computer Science, University of Bristol


12.25 Lunch
13.35

Panel Discussion: Evaluating The Viability Of Software-As-A-Service (SaaS) As An Alternative To More Traditional Sourcing Models
Vinay Pampapathi, Executive Director, Head of Business Development Technology, Daiwa SMBC
Damian Atkinson, CIO, UK, ING Wholesale Banking
Seb Kacary, CIO, UK, Gulf International Bank


14.10

Buysing & Selling E-Services Over The Wire: Forecasting The Impact Of An E-Services Economy On The Future Of The Capital Markets
Session reserved for leading SaaS provider

14.45

Panel Discussion: Urgent Alternative To Over-Priced Vendor Solutions, Or Weakest Layer In The Stack? Is The Pendulum Swinging Back To Open Source?
Alex Houseman, Technical Architect, M&G Investments
Shahin Nassiri, Application Architect - Equity Derivatives, Exotics & Hybrids, JPMorgan Chase Investment Bank
Dejan Polomcic, Equities Architect, Citi


15.20 End of Focus Day