Intergraph Security, Government & Infrastructure
2009 UK User Conference
Intergraph UK User Conference
6-7 October
Intergraph Technology Centre, Swindon
With a focus on the role of spatial technologies in improving services and delivering operational efficiencies, this year's agenda has appeal across Intergraph's customer base, from Utilities to the Emergency services. We are also delighted to feature keynotes from Intergraph senior executives, the UK Government Programme Director for INSPIRE and Google's Geospatial Technologist.
Organised by the UK User Community Committee and open to all existing and prospective users of Intergraph's market-leading geospatial software, the annual UK conference provides an invaluable opportunity to learn about customer implementations and experiences, best practice and product updates as well as a chance to network with colleagues from the industry.
Conference Agenda
Download the final programme: conference programme.
Register Today!
The conference is open to all existing or prospective users of Intergraph technology and its partners. There is no charge for attending, but all delegates must pre-register. To register your place, email Intergraph User Community.
Spaces are limited so please confirm your attendance early to secure your place.
Information on local hotels.
Agenda Highlights
Intergraph Key Notes
- Intergraph's new European business structure
Horst Harbauer Executive Vice President SG&I, Intergraph Europe - Intergraph Technology Strategy and Direction
Mark Doherty, Executive Director SG&I, Intergraph Corporation
Technology Architecture and Strategy
Guest Speakers
- Stefan Carlyle, Defra, UK INSPIRE Programme Director
- Ed Parsons, Google, Geospatial Technologist
- Johannes Kebeck, Microsoft Geospatial Technologist
Customer presentations
- Phoenix - A New Production Infrastructure for Ordnance Survey
- Improving efficiency and customer services
- Integration of geospatial with call centres in a Water Utility
- The use of I/CAD to streamline business processes - Data capture for business improvement
- Microsoft Biztalk as an integration layer for Emergency Services
- INSPIRE - its implications and possible opportunities beyond government
- Web technology update and the use of alternative browsers
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