Intergraph Security, Government & Infrastructure
2011 UK User Conference - Exploiting Geospatial Technology to Improve Business
Intergraph UK User Conference
12-13 October
Intergraph Technology Centre, Swindon
The 2011 UK User Conference was held at the Intergraph Technology Centre on 12 - 13 October. The UK User Community Committee would like to thank all of the speakers for their time and helping to make the vent another success - the average feedback rating was 4.2 out of 5.
Read the 2011 conference report by GEOconnexion Magazine.
Delegate Feedback
"Very useful" - "Great event!" - "Very good coverage of topics" - "Fantastic event as usual"
The agenda, whose theme is "Exploiting Geospatial Technology to Improve Business" examined how innovative applications of geospatial technology have helped organisations across the public and private sector to enhance their operations, simplify workflows, facilitate collaboration and increase efficiency.
The agenda featured presentations from organisations spanning the government, public safety, transportation and utility sectors as well as a strategic keynote from Intergraph’s EMEA Director, product updates and strategy.
Agenda Highlights
In addition to presentations from the RAC, Virgin Media, High Speed 1 and Land Registry:
- Intergraph Update by Horst Harbauer head of Intergraph Security, Government & Infrastructure in EMEA
- Smart Cities keynote address by Frost & Sullivan lead analyst Bruno Mucciolo
- Harnessing the latest generation of geoportal technology to enabling collaboration by Robert Widz, Intergraph head of Government in EMEA
- A benefits lead approach to encouraging multi-organisational collaboration across transport organisations, utility and infrastructure operators and the Police by Serco
- Securing the 2012 Olympics with Erdas Apollo Collaboration, Richard Smith, Force Information Manager, British Transport Police
- Preparing for the Olympics - an Update by Susan Lampard, Surrey Police
- Erdas capabilities and Intergraph interfaces by Andy Garratt, Erdas
Further Information and Future Meetings
If you missed the event but would like further information on the presentations or the user community:
Previous Years' Conferences
2010 UK User Conference
2009 UK User Conference