Hewlett-Packard's Daniels to deliver PLM keynote

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Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 4, 2006

Russ Daniels of Hewlett-Packard has been confirmed as a keynote speaker at PLM Road Map 2006.

Russ Daniels, VP and CTO, Software and Adaptive Enterprise, Office of Strategy and Technology, Hewlett-Packard, will join Ford Motor Company's Robert Trecapelli, General Motors' John L Givens Jr, Honeywell Aerospace's George Race, Procter and Gamble's Tom Lange, and the University of Michigan's Dr Jeffrey K Liker as a keynote speaker at PLM Road Map 2006.

The conference will take place on 27th and 28th September at the Dearborn Inn, Dearborn, Michigan.

IT costs are unacceptably high and IT performance is unacceptably low.

Most IT services require custom design and build processes before they can be activated, with higher costs and project risks.

Russ Daniels' presentation, "Design principles for the IT supply chain", will consider three essential design rules that are defined in the HP Adaptive Enterprise architecture - virtualisation, service oriented architecture (SOA), and model-based automation.

These design rules allow the composition of services that address key use cases without requiring complex workflow or orchestration support, isolate policy statements providing appropriate separation of concern, and support a rich range of use cases by plugging in a variety of service endpoints.

Now in its 13th year, PLM Road Map 2006 is a strategic conference focused on the critical tradeoffs that shape product development.

PLM Road Map 2006 offers delegates the opportunity to explore first hand the progress, opportunities, and roadblocks leading-edge end users are confronting.

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