Robert Frances Group announces its Second Annual Thought Leadership Summit Series – "Reducing Risk, Restoring Trust: A Leadership Role for IT."
February 7, 2005 (Press Release) --
WESTPORT, CT – Feb. 07, 2005 – Robert Frances Group (RFG; http://www.rfgonline.com), trusted advisors about the IT marketplace to Global 2000 executives, enterprises, government agencies, and educational institutions, announces its Second Annual Thought Leadership Summit Series – "Reducing Risk, Restoring Trust: A Leadership Role for IT." The first of the 2005 Summits will be held June 15-16, 2005 at the Puck Building in New York City. 2005 Summit sessions are being scheduled for Chicago and San Francisco as well.
Each Summit will showcase high-level technology and business risk mitigation practitioners, as well as senior RFG business analysts and innovative Risk Management vendor executives. At each Summit, a series of panels and workshops will address the latest risk issues and solutions for Business Continuity, Compliance, Data Privacy, Information Security, IT Process Improvement, and Outsourcing.
The Summit agenda will investigate various forms of technology risk, examine methods for aggregating and evaluating hidden and known risks, discuss a creation of best practices for enterprise risk management, and help participants prioritize risk components. As a supplement, each Summit will also feature an exhibit area containing leading technology risk vendor solutions, allowing the participants an opportunity to examine the latest technology solutions in the marketplace.
"We are thrilled with the positive reviews from the 2004 Summit series, and look forward to continuing the agenda forward into 2005 with an updated discussion of the latest process and procedures executives are implementing to address technology risk," said Cal Braunstein, Robert Frances Group’s CEO and Director of Reasearch. "These conferences respond to a growing need among enterprise executives for high-level discussions focused on the emerging areas of technology risk management and proactive, IT-enabled solutions for addressing the latest threats and risks in the enterprise," Braunstein states.
Last year's Summit Series attracted more than 250 participants. The 2004 Summits featured presentations from senior-level technology risk management executives representing such top-tier organizations as AIG, Bank of America, Blue Cross Blue Shield, BNP Paribas, Countrywide Financial, Charles Schwab, Delta Dental of California, JP Morgan Chase, JW Thompson, ManuLife, Pfizer, Prudential Financial, Thompson Corporation, Wachovia, and Wells Fargo.
Contact:
Kenneth Bauco
Event Marketing and Development
Robert Frances Group (RFG)
+203/291-6900, ext. 112
kbauco@rfgonline.com
Each Summit will showcase high-level technology and business risk mitigation practitioners, as well as senior RFG business analysts and innovative Risk Management vendor executives. At each Summit, a series of panels and workshops will address the latest risk issues and solutions for Business Continuity, Compliance, Data Privacy, Information Security, IT Process Improvement, and Outsourcing.
The Summit agenda will investigate various forms of technology risk, examine methods for aggregating and evaluating hidden and known risks, discuss a creation of best practices for enterprise risk management, and help participants prioritize risk components. As a supplement, each Summit will also feature an exhibit area containing leading technology risk vendor solutions, allowing the participants an opportunity to examine the latest technology solutions in the marketplace.
"We are thrilled with the positive reviews from the 2004 Summit series, and look forward to continuing the agenda forward into 2005 with an updated discussion of the latest process and procedures executives are implementing to address technology risk," said Cal Braunstein, Robert Frances Group’s CEO and Director of Reasearch. "These conferences respond to a growing need among enterprise executives for high-level discussions focused on the emerging areas of technology risk management and proactive, IT-enabled solutions for addressing the latest threats and risks in the enterprise," Braunstein states.
Last year's Summit Series attracted more than 250 participants. The 2004 Summits featured presentations from senior-level technology risk management executives representing such top-tier organizations as AIG, Bank of America, Blue Cross Blue Shield, BNP Paribas, Countrywide Financial, Charles Schwab, Delta Dental of California, JP Morgan Chase, JW Thompson, ManuLife, Pfizer, Prudential Financial, Thompson Corporation, Wachovia, and Wells Fargo.
Contact:
Kenneth Bauco
Event Marketing and Development
Robert Frances Group (RFG)
+203/291-6900, ext. 112
kbauco@rfgonline.com
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