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Momentum Monaco will feature a comprehensive agenda packed with breakout sessions — more than 140 in all! The Sessions Catalogue, a complete listing of all Momentum Monaco breakouts and sponsor forum presentations, will be available in early August. Please check back then for detailed session information. For summaries of last year's presentations, visit www.momentumlive.com/momentum2006/rome/sessions.aspx.
Running from Tuesday 6th to Thursday 8th November, Momentum's targeted tracks will offer high-level executive sessions, in-depth technical presentations, business sessions, product demonstrations, partner discussions, and much more. Track 1 : EMC Content Management Products
This track provides overviews for a wide range of EMC content management products. These sessions are ideal for new users, as well as experienced users looking to leverage products they currently have or learn about additional content and information management products offered by EMC.
Track 2 : Software Developer Track
This year, the most popular Content Management sessions from the 7th annual Software Developer Conference delivered at EMC World in May are offered here at Momentum Monaco . Developers, architects, technical project managers, and business managers looking for deep technical information should attend these sessions. Topics include developer tools, building applications on EMC software platforms, leveraging new platform services, understanding the architectural direction of EMC platforms, system performance for developers, new product introductions, and much more.
Track 3 : EMC Customer Solutions and Successes
Hear EMC customers from a variety of industries and geographies share their goals, experiences, and successes and demonstrate how they utilise EMC software solutions to realise business value. Find out how successful organisations use EMC in exciting and innovative ways to power business-critical initiatives and applications.
Track 4 : Content and Information Management Solutions Technology is rapidly evolving from static websites to interactive, dynamic, multi-channel content, such as video, audio, graphics, flash, wikis, and podcasts. By combining the power of multi-media management and multi-channel publishing, EMC is delivering new solutions to exploit content for more compelling, interactive communications. This track covers various interactive content management solutions spanning web publishing, technical and editorial publishing, mobile content delivery, and marketing applications. Track 5 : Best Practices and Implementations To achieve business benefits from content management systems, it isn't just technology that's important; it's the bringing together of people and processes. This track will explore how EMC customers have done just that - experiences will be shared and successes highlighted demonstrating how and where they have been successful in their ECM and collaboration initiatives. Track 6 : Recovery Management and Archiving Many
organisations are struggling to meet escalating backup and recovery
service-level requirements. The solution: Next-generation backup,
recovery, and archiving. This track explores how organisations
can scale, protect and optimise to benefit from next-generation
backup and recovery, whilst also meeting the challenges of information
growth.
Running concurrently with the breakout sessions, four Sponsor Forum tracks will offer attendees the chance to attend presentations given by our Momentum Europe exhibitors. Learn how EMC partner integrations and solutions can increase efficiency to the end user. Click here to view presentations details.
Opening Keynote Address
Jean-Claude will open proceedings by welcoming everyone to the 14th annual European Content and Information Management user conference in Monaco. He will outline the key sessions, discuss the principal events, and introduce the two keynote sessions.
Information 2.0: Entering the Information-Centric Era Mark S. Lewis
Mark Lewis will explain Information 2.0 and what an enterprise needs to do to exploit this new digital era. Mark will sketch out eight rules for Information 2.0 that will affect buyers and vendors of enterprise information technology. He also will discuss major challenges that may fuel some of the technology industry's biggest opportunities.
EMC and Unstructured Information: The Future of Content Management and Archiving
Closing
Keynote Address and Highlights Video – Title:
Classified David
Gingell
At the time of writing, Gingell hadn't even begun to think about a title let alone the content for this year's closing speech, but you can guarantee it will be a session you will be glad you'd stuck around for. It may feature James Bond look-alikes and then again, it may not. If nothing else, the auditorium will be dark and comfortable so it'll be great place to get over the libations from the party night. So don't book your flight back home too early, come along, and be entertained. You know it makes sense.
Monday
5th November EMC Fundamentals will address the key points of many principal application areas, including enterprise content management, Web and digital asset management, backup and recovery management, integrated content archiving, and more. They will run in three lots of three sessions, each lasting for 90 minutes. Introduction to Integrated Content Archiving Today's enterprise archiving needs are driven by increasingly complex requirements—including various data sources and formats, increasing storage demands, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance requirements—and the need to easily and quickly access archived content. This session provides an overview of enterprise archiving and the portfolio roducts that deliver on this strategic, incremental approach. Introduction to EMC Documentum for the Knowledge Worker Documents represent some of the most common and yet most valuable sources of information in an enterprise. This session provides a comprehensive introduction to enterprise document management and all the solutions and technologies involved-from the repository, security, versioning, and library services to lifecycle management, transformation, and workflow. Introduction to Interactive Content with EMC Documentum Web and Digital Asset Management Today's businesses create large volumes of high-impact, personalized, and brand-focused content such as presentations, Web pages, video, images, flash files, and marketing collateral. This session discusses innovative ways to manage these assets to ensure your interactive content makes an impact and influences your customers, partners, and employees. The presentation also includes a product overview and demonstrations of the key technologies behind managing interactive ontent: digital asset management and Web content management. Introduction to EMC Records and Retention Management Records management is a proactive approach to reduce litigation and regulatory risks and expenditures. This session provides an in-depth look at the EMC Documentum records management solution and provides overviews of Retention Policy Services and Records Manager. These products extend EMC Documentum's existing content management functionality by adding features and functions specific to records management, such as corporate file plans, retention policies, and file and field level security. Learn how these offerings redefine records management by providing recordkeeping functionality as discrete services that can be used for records or non-records. Introduction to EMC Transactional Content Management This session introduces the EMC transactional content management solution. Many EMC Documentum customers use our products as solutions for problems involving final stage content, such as scanned images, forms, and documents. These solutions—including invoice processing, loan origination, engineering change orders, and claims processing—are typically based on a business process and transactional applications. This session explains EMC's strategy for transactional solutions and provides a big picture overview of technologies involved—Captiva, Documentum business process management, e-forms, and our new native support for document imaging. Gain an understanding of the components within transactional content management, and find out how you can leverage EMC Documentum within your transaction-based processes. Introduction to EMC Backup, Recovery Management, and Archiving This session introduces a new, strategic approach to data protection, backup, and recovery. With EMC recovery management, you can protect and recover data at significantly higher service levels for EMC Documentum applications, data applications, and much more. Find out how you can gain faster and more reliable recovery of business data, minimizing the business impact of application or operational disruption. This session covers the full range of EMC recovery management products, including the latest EMC Networker backup module for Documentum. Introduction to Enterprise Content Integration Services In today's business environment, information can be stored in hundreds of content sources, including websites, file systems, content management systems, groupware databases, and more. It is often business-critical to provide access to this information. Organizations must be able to locate content, collaborate with internal and external users, and secure content for legal purposes. Learn how the EMC Documentum enterprise content integration solution allows for broad-based querying across hundreds of content sources. Find out more about how the combined technologies of enterprise search, content integration, and content management, and see demonstrations of the technology in action. Introduction to Search and Classification Every day we are confronted with a rapidly expanding universe of digital information. IDC recently estimated that in 2006 alone, 161 exabtyes of digital information was created; that’s approximately three million times the information in all the books ever written. Whether surfing for information on the network or navigating folders in a repository, our ability to find relevant information has become increasingly difficult. As a result, search technologies are transforming how we discover and access information. In this session, learn how to take advantage of EMC Documentum search and classification technologies to improve your ability to find information across hundreds of content sources. By utilizing federated search, content taxonomies, metadata extraction and dynamic clustering, individuals are able to securely locate the right information at the right time, enabling people to take action and meet their business objectives. Acquisition Update: X-Hive Learn about the strategic drivers behind this important EMC acquisition. XML is becoming the dominant format for all types of information. Find out how EMC will leverage the impressive XML technologies from X-Hive to improve XML capabilities across the entire EMC Documentum stack. Click here to view presentations details.
(Invitation-Only Event for EMC Partners) Monday
5th November 9.00am TechShare Registration & Coffee TechShare Focus Groups (Invitation-Only Event for EMC Partners) 2.00pm - 5.30pm TechShare is a unique forum created to achieve strategic business and technical alignment for development partners building applications, integrations, or solutions on the EMC Documentum platform. Any partner that is currently active in the EMC Developer Network, Designed for EMC (formerly known as the Application Developer Program) or has a Designed for EMC-accredited offering may attend. Limited space is available for other interested development partners. For more information on TechShare, contact starc_helena@emc.com.
(Invitation-Only
Event for Customers)
Click here to view this year's PAF agenda and sessions. If you interested in attending a PAF, please contact product_advisory@emc.com.
Geographic and Vertical Activities An assortment of geographic and industry activities are planned for Momentum Monaco. These special events provide the opportunity to network with other attendees from your home country or colleagues from the same line of business. Click here to view further details.
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Breakout Tracks 
Sponsor Forum Tracks 
Jean-Claude Broido
Information
is growing faster than ever. It is being created by new sources
and used in ways never imagined. How companies access their information
is transforming how we work, interact, and
collaborate. All of these changes create tremendous opportunities—and risks—for those tasked with managing information. Fundamentally,
these changes will fuel a demand for innovative technologies to
enable businesses and individuals to gain greater knowledge from
their information. In short, information must be unlocked and made
available to any application, to anyone, at any time.
For
the last four years, David Gingell has delivered the closing keynote
at Momentum Europe. At first, there were only a handful of people
who stuck around to listen to him. Those lucky few were treated to an off-the-wall
session which covered a range of topics, ranging from British drinking
habits to the value of Marketing in the 21st Century. News
of his rather eccentric and quizzical delivery style spread fast
and the following year, more people showed up. They were glad they
did because they found out some key facts, such as the favourite
imaginary dinner guest of Frank Chao—EMC Documentum Co-GM |
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