High Altitude Thinking (We)blog
These pages are links to an in-progress commentary by Roger
Frye
on
High Altitude Thinking: The International Informatics Summit.
I am done editing, so you no longer have to reload to get updates as I typed
and uploaded them.
Monday, October 28, 2002
- 8.30 am
Jim Taylor, Managing Partner, InfoMesa LLC
- Greetings from the InfoMesa: Chairman's Welcome and Opening Remarks
- 8.45 am
United States Senator Jeff Bingaman, D-New Mexico
- Energy Exploration, Technology Transfer, Privacy and Applications in Defense:
Informatics and Complexity and the Role and Responsibility of Government
- 9.00 am
Roger Jones, CEO, Complexica
- Heritage and History: New Mexico's Unique Role in the Disciplines of Informatics,
Complexity Science and Data Mining
- 9.30 am (change in schedule)
Stephanie Race, Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder, Intelligent Land Management
- Informatics Enabling Innovation
- 9.45 am
Everett Rogers, Regents' Professor, University of New Mexico
- The Diffusion of Important Innovations
- 11.00 am
Stephen N. David, Chief Information Officer, Procter & Gamble
- A Trillion Points of Light: Making the Supply Chain More Efficient
- 11.45 am
Sandy Kemper, Chairman, Global Trading Web Association; Founder and CEO, eScout
- Connect Once: The Creation of the Global Trading Web
- 1.40 pm
W. Brian Arthur, Citibank Professor, Santa Fe Institute
- The Information Revolution is Far From Over
- 2.20 pm
George "Jay" Keyworth, Member of the Board of Directors, Hewlett-Packard
- How to Create Value from Networked Economies
- 3.00 pm
Rudolf Frei-Bischoff, Risk Expert, Swiss Reinsurance Company
- Insurance: Is Your Head In The Clouds?
- 4.20 pm
Michael Rhodin Vice President, Worldwide Development, Pervasive Computing
Division, IBM
- When Computing Becomes Ubiquitous
Tuesday, October 29, 2002
- 8.30 am
Jim Taylor, Managing Partner, InfoMesa LLC
Christopher Meyer, Vice President and the Director of the Center for Business
Innovation, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
- Chairman's Conference Recap
(I didn't have time to make a separate file on Taylor's transition and Meyer's
BLUR. Meyer showed S curves and a video of Nortel Networks ad on Frank as
an example of the 20th century buzz with the idea that we are still on the
path. Connections between dot com dreams and yesterday's predictions of pervasive,
autonomous computing. The mathematic s of evolution will work for our economy
as it moves forward.)
- 8.40 am
John Casti, Professor, Technical University of Vienna; Co-Founder, Complexica
- Informatics 101: A Tutorial on the Science of Complexity
- 9.25 am
John Browne, Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Informatics, Complexity Science and National Security: The Unique Role of
a National Security Laboratory
- 10.45 am
Sherman McCorkle, President and CEO, Technology Ventures Corporation
Jim Novak, Founder, Innovaq
- Bridging the Gap: Building an Informatics Business
- 11.20 am
Scott Dinsdale, Executive Vice President, Motion Picture Association of America
- Intellectual Property and Its Future
- 12.30 pm
Special Guest Speaker: Ray Hawthorne, Navajo Code Talker
- The Original Code: A Personal Account of a Navajo Code Talker
- EITHER
- 1.40 pm
Panelists:
Annette Adler, Project Manager, Life Science Informatics, Agilent
Bassil Dahiyat, President and CEO, Xencor
Ajay Royyuru, Director of Research, Computational Biology Center, IBM
Moderator:
Erika Jonietz, Senior Associate Editor, MIT Technology Review
- A. The Practical Application of Bioinformatics
- OR
- 1.40 pm
Stephanie Race, Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder, Intelligent Land Managemen
- B. Remote Sensing Techniques: A Solution for Environmental Risk Management
- EITHER
- 2.25 pm
Panelists:
Stewart Alsop, General Partner, New Enterprise Associates
Bob Bozeman, General Partner, Angel Investors LP
Lisa Haile, Partner & Chair of Life Sciences Practice, Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich
LLP
Ajmal Noorani, Vice President, Garage Technology Ventures
Moderator:
Trevor Loy, Managing Partner, Flywheel Ventures
- A. Venture Capital in the Information Age
- OR
- 2.25 pm
Rob Ausich, President, Kemin Industries
- B. Accessing Information for Drug Discovery
- EITHER
- 3.40 pm
Terry Dunn, CEO, Assuratech
- A. The CEO Game
- OR
- 3.40 pm
D. Scott Frondorf, President, NEXTSCALE
- B. Relationship Development as the Conduit of Information Transfer
Wednesday, October 30, 2002
- 9:00 am
Jim Taylor, Managing Partner, Informesa LLC
- Chairman's Conference Recap and Vision of the Future
- 9:30 am
Panelists:
Linda Baril, Vice President, Treasury Services, JP Morgan Chase
J Imbert, General Counsel, Global Anti-Money Laundering, Citigroup
James Richards, Senior Vice-President, BankSecrecy Act Compliance Officer
and Director Financial Intelligence Unit, FleetBoston Financial
Moderator:
John Mohr, Vice President, The New York Clearing House
- The Interruption of Funds to Terrorist Networks
- 10:15 am
Major General Dean Cash, U.S. Joint Forces Command
- Military Transformation: Applying Complexity Science to Military Problems
- 11:20 am
W. Daniel "Danny" Hillis, Co-Chair and CTO Applied Mind, Inc. and Disney Fellow, Formerly VP of R&D, Walt Disney Imagineering; Co-Founder, Thinking Machines Corp.; and Co-Chair, Long Now Foundation, Santa Fe Institute
- The Future of Computing: What It Means and Where It's Going
Jim Taylor summarizes by saying General has issued the challenge. All can play
the game and we will post the results on the web. Victory is in the air. Story
about trying to get marbles. Don't know the rules. You will set the rules.
Next year. October 19-22, 2003.