Internet Strategy Forum Summit West 2007 Day 2

Posted • July 20, 2007 • 3 Comments

Internet Strategist Career Symposium – July 20th – Portland, OR.

Back from the floor of the event on day 2 of what I would describe as overall a very good group of presentations. Today we are on the 2nd floor of the Governor Hotel in a room referred to as the Library.

Internet Strategist Career Symposium – The Road to Chief Internet Strategist.

History, Current State & Future of the Corporate Internet Strategist Role.

Gregory Miller – Partner
Network Tool & Die Company

Technology – Infrastructure Update

• Protocols – Is the World Ready for IPv6?
• Recent Developments in Privacy & Security – The Real Value Quotient: Customer Intelligence
• Next Generation Networks – Internet2 Progress Report
• State of Growth – Synopsis: Traffic, Demographics & Usage

• Automotive: Warranty cost containment – BMW
• Healthcare: Pain management Meds compliance – ReliefInsite
• Healthcare: Autonomous rehabilitation – Reflex
• Technology: Re-purposing a service – Real Connect & RMPP

Greg even talked about one of the products used in the Tour de France. The product is the heart monitor – cadence monitor – energy use monitor. By the way Tom Boonen from Quickstep won today’s stage.

OK we are being called back from out break.

The Technology: what’s now? – what’s next?

What is Required of a True iStrategist?

• Competency in Inter-networking & Internet
• Competency in Digital Commerce
• Competency in Digital Supply Chain

What’s Now?
Circleid.org is a good informational site.

• Arcitecture
• Protocols IPv6 is a something we need to know. IETF
• Security – Blended threats – identity theft – unified threat management
• Customer intelligence – Extending CMDB capability to support site analytics

What Matters?

• The new old 2.0 – Twitter – tagging – facebook – LinkedIn – Wikimedia
• 5 technologies to Keep and eye on – Digg – Ning (lets you build your own social network) – Facebook Services API – Google Maps API (and things like Wayfaring.com) – Second Life

What’s Next?
This is just going too fast to report on.

• Some great things to watch
• We witnessed several technologies yesterday
• Web 3.0
• Semantic Web – RDF – web2express.org/demo/

Next up is John P. Tomaszewski

Vice President of Legal, Policy, and Compliance

TRUSTe
Law – A Survey of the Landscape

Why do we care?
Leagal Topics – eCommerce –

• Taxing transactions in Second Life?
• Property taxes for your holdings in Second Life?
• Information is the new cash!
• Data has direct value.
• You can’t think of the internet as just the internet.
• You need to think of your self as a data strategist.
• If you have an internet site up you are a global company.
• You need to understand how and where your business works.
• Data is viewed very differently depending what country you are in.
• eDiscovery
• What kind of data strategy does your business have?
• How do you create reliable systems to handle the data?
• How can you streamline the contracting process?
• Business level protection for the USA Patriot act
• When you are collecting data as a business you have to consider the government will be involved.
• Global Business will open a doorway to global crime.
• Part sociologist and part anthropologist
• Privacy
• The privacy definition is changing
• Convergence of Data sources
• Net neutrality – antitrust laws – anti-competitive – protected class
• Can you control the pipe that I own?
• DRM & Fair Use – current law is really antiquated
• On-Line coupled with Off-Line
• Legislation
• Who gets to tax eCommerse?
• Import – Export Fees?
• Security
• Who are you letting handle your information

Great session today! Wow this is really the nuts and bolts that holds or doesn’t hold it all together.

Late,
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