Bio
Koert manages Google's GEO Enterprise business in the UK, Ireland and Benelux regions. Koert joined Google in 2008 where he was responsible for building the 'go to market' Channel strategy for the UK and Benelux. In 2010 Koert moved to the GEO Enterprise team to continue the successful growth of Google's GEO products and services in the Region.

Abstract
Technology disruption and unpacking Google's cloud platform
With Google’s Geo products and services, Google is using location to find results the user wants and presenting it to make it visually useful and relevant. Google is committed to provide Geo products via a powerful technological stack that includes solutions like Google Earth Builder, Google Maps, Google Earth and Google Maps for Mobile, providing the fastest, most interactive, and most visually compelling mapping experience available, wherever the user is located and whatever device they use.

Bio
Albert Serra is the Customer Experience and Solutions R&D Lab Manager of HP Large Format Printing Business. This role includes worldwide responsibility for development of SW Solutions, overall products quality assurance and definition and deployment of customer experiences for the Designjet and Low End Industrial Large Format Printing Businesses. Albert directly manages development teams in Barcelona and Shanghai. Prior to this position Albert was Operations Manager for the Large Format Commercial Business with worldwide responsibility for new products industrialization and manufacturing, managing teams in Barcelona and Minnetonka.

Albert joined HP in 1994 as an R&D Firmware engineer. In 2002 he was appointed as Production Copiers Solutions Section Manager and later on, he has taken different management responsibilities as Connectivity, Color and Solutions Section Manager for the Designjet Business. Prior to joining HP, Albert worked in Inisel Espacio and Disel as electronics and firmware engineer. Albert holds a Masters degree in Telecom Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and a PDD business degree from IESE in Barcelona.

Abstract
Who put my printer in the cloud?
HP is furthering its commitment to providing the highly mobile GIS community with solutions that connect them to HP’s web-connected, large-format Designjet ePrinters and eMFPs for printing on the go, whether at a partner’s office, in a taxi or on site. HP ePrint & Share enables easy printing of large-format documents from the cloud so you can print from virtually anywhere, using your laptop, HP ePrinter touchscreen, or iOS or Android mobile devices.

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Bringing Spatial Context into the Cloud; How Oracle’s Spatial Capabilities fit in Oracle’s Enterprise Cloud Computing Strategy
The mystification of Cloud Computing sometimes makes people think that Cloud Computing is a new technology, which will solve all our current IT problems. In reality we are dealing with the evolvement of SOA, GRID and Virtualization technologies, which brought together, can define a Cloud Infrastructure. The major advantage you then have, once the prerequisites for this Cloud Infrastructure are met, is a more agile infrastructure with a more flexible cost model. Other advantages are dependent on the innovations vendors will introduce and how much their technologies are compliant to interoperability standards. In this presentation it will be shown what innovations Oracle has introduced in its Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure to meet the Cloud needs of enterprises in terms of scalability, performance, security, governance, agility, provisioning, manageability and interoperability. It will also shown how Oracle’s Spatial Strategy, although over 15 years old, still fits seamlessly in Oracle’s Enterprise Cloud Computing Strategy, which includes federation of W3C and OGC interoperability standards and bringing business applications in a spatial context. Use cases will be discussed in a e-Government context both private and extended, hosted and on premise. Recent developments like Big Data or Real Time Analytics in combination with Complex Event Processing, extend the Cloud to the Sensor Web for spatial aware real-time decision-making.

Bio
Martijn van Zoeren is CEO at Dutch Cloud, delivering SLA-based Cloud- and OnDemand Computing to the SMB Market in Europe. Dutch Cloud is THE specialist in IaaS-offerings (Infrastructure as a Service) with focus on integration of Cloud Computing into customers’ Business Processes. Network-integration and security are key as well as the automated provisioning of virtual and physical components. Martijn was also Managing Director of the first Cloud initiative in Europe (iTricity) and has a proven track-record of building new business initiatives together with IBM. Martijn started his career as Business Development Director at Level(3) Communications and BMC Software and was CEO at FourtyOne IT in Europe for more than 7 years.

Abstract
Cloud Computing
The presentation will touch down on the difference between Private- and Public Clouds in which the level of Control for customers, is de most important driver. The other part that will be addressed is the integration with Business Processes and the Key performance Indicator’s in order to protect investments in Cloud Solutions. I use multiple customer cases in my presentation. Martijn's view on Cloud Computing is that a lot is possible; but there are still some concerns which needs to be addressed upfront in order to realize successful Cloud Implementations.