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UKE | 13-14 | 14-15 | 15-16 |
35 | (Torsdag) 12.30
Giovanni Cignoni, |
avslutt 14.30 | |
37 | Algirdis Bastys (Blake) | Algirdis Bastys (Blake) | |
39 | Linda Hill
( I Sølvberg) |
Linda Hill
( I Sølvberg) |
David ?
(A Staupe) |
42 | M Franckson
(A Sølvberg) |
(A Sølvberg) | |
44 | GF | GF (Nytrø) | GF |
UKE | 13-14 | 14-15 | 15-16 |
Mandag 18.10.99 kl 13.15 - kl 15
Marcel Franckson, Sema Group, Paris
"Business stakes for ICT"
kontakt person: A Solvberg
Abstract
The evolution and the world wide opening of the society are the subject
of many studies, communications and debates all over the
world. The ICT (Information and Communication Technology) is the main
enabler and driver for this evolution and opening of the
society. The term “Information Society” is nowadays used to acknowledge
this close interaction between the enabling technology and
human societies. This talk will present some important stakes for the
Information and Communication Technologies in relation with
business evolution.
The following themes will be addressed:
· The importance of measuring
the contribution of ICT to business success
· The shift from products
to services in organisations and information systems
· The distributed organisationsand
their impact on organisation, ICT requirements and methodology
· Why components are a necessary
technology.
The talk will raise questions and uncover trends and perspectives to
simulate a debate on these issues.
Short biography
Marcel Franckson is engineer in physics from the Polytechnic School
of the Free University of Brussels. After a 2 years research at
MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), he has worked as software
programmer, analyst, consultant and then project manager
at Sema Group. He has led several international projects. From 1992
to 1996, he has been the Project Director of the Euromethod
Project for the Eurogroup Consortium.
He is now consultant in program, project and acquisition management.
He is a member of the IEEE Computer Society, the ACM and the International
Who’s Who of Professional Management.
He has published several articles and given many conferences in methodology,
risk management, program management and acquisition
management.
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