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14-15 NOVEMBER 2012 - CTICC, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

ICT Decision makers from across Africa

to learn from & network with

Leading CIO speakers from Large Enterprises, Operators, software vendors & infrastructure providers

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13-15 NOVEMBER 2012 CTCC, CAPE TOWNSOUTH AFRICA

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Richard Bell CEO Wananchi Group East Africa

ENTERPRISE

Riaan Van Niekerk CIO, McGregor BFA (Bureau for Financial Analysis)

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Jan van der Zandt CIO, Absa Financial Services Absa Group Technology

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Adrian Cornelius General Manager MTN Business

ENTERPRISE

Fidel Mabutho Mbhele Director: ICT Policy and Strategy Western Cape Government

OPERATOR

Felix Martin-Aguilar Strategy Executive & Head of Business Services, Cell C

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Ferdie Lochner Head: IT Finance & Administration - Information Systems & Technology City of Cape Town

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Kosheek Sewchurran Head of Department - Information Systems, University of Cape Town

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Gaston Mbala IT Director Televisão Pública Angola

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Nico Coetzee IT Security Specialist First National Bank - South Africa

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Rod Russell Executive - Infrastructure Metropolitan Health South Africa

ANALYST

Camille Mendler Principal Analyst – Enterprise Verticals Informa Telecoms & Media

ANALYST

Kim Andersen Principal Analyst, CxO Advisor & Advisor Ovum Business

attendees at Africa Com

Cloud in Africa: What Does Cloud Mean for Enterprises in Africa?

Cloud in Africa: Case Studies

Always On: Improving Connectivity for African Enterprises

Mobilising the Workforce: Challenges & Opportunities Facing Mobile IT services

Applications for the Next Generation: Keep up with the Needs of your Workforce

The Future of ICT for the Enterprise

Sponsored by“The Enterprise ICT event located alongside Africa Com is the ideal platform to network with all the senior executives representing the whole ecosystem relevant to Africa’s enterprise ICT market. ” Mariko Takahashi, Marketing Manager of NEC

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DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2012Keynotes shared with AfricaComGame Changing Market Evolution

• InformaMarketOverview• TransformingModelsinAfrica• InnovationorDisruption?DebatingtheRoleofNewPlayersin

the Digital Ecosystem• Handset&SmartDevicesVisionforAfrica

Refreshments & Networking in the AfricaCom Exhibition


Lunch & Networking in the AfricaCom Exhibition




Networking Drinks in the AfricaCom Exhibition & the AfricaCom Awards

DAY 2 – THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2012Keynotes shared with AfricaComService Innovation in a Digital Africa

• SpottingtheNextSuccessfulInnovationsforAfrica• MonetisingServicesthatCapturetheImagination• DigitalGurusPanel:EstablishingSuccessfulPartnerships • Howaresocialnetworkingservicesaffectingthetelecoms,

media & ICT market?



Lunch & Networking in the AfricaCom Exhibition




A BUSINESS-FOCUSED conference agenda to help you make the right decisions for your company

LEARN from senior executives representing the whole ecosystem relevant to Africa’s enterprise ICT markets – plus expert consultants, Ministry representatives and industry associations

GAIN market insights from Informa Telecoms and Media’s leading team of enterprise market analysts

NETWORK in an exhibition showcasing the leading global ICT companies offering engineering, infrastructure and services solutions. Plus, business arms of regional, pan-African & international telecoms service providers and ISPs thanks to the event’s collocation with AfricaCom – the continent’s largest communication event, benefiting from a worldwide respected reputation and 7,000+ attendees.

BENEFIT from free entry for enterprise representatives in Africa

AGENDA AT A GLANCEDear Colleague,A warm welcome to the 2nd annual Enterprise ICT Africa event brought to you in sunny Cape Town by leading event organisers the Com World Series, and the Cloud World Forum Series. For a second year this insightful ICT event will be collocated with AfricaCom – the continent’s premier telecoms, media & ICT conference and exhibition – enabling Enterprise ICT Africa attendees to benefit from a vast array of ICT players in the 350+ strong exhibition, networking opportunities with Africa’s leading ICT players, as well as a dedicated conference session that will focus on all of the important hot topics for IT decision makers in Africa today.

You can browse this brochure for full details on key topics like; Cloud in Africa and what it means for Enterprises in Africa, Is Cloud the Be All and End All? What is the Business Case for Cloud? CIOs as Cloud Strategists, Improving Efficiency of ICT, Security, Mobilising the Workforce, Devices in the Work Place, Improving Connectivity for African Enterprises, Deploying reliable networks, the Data Explosion, Case Studies, and the Future of ICT for the Enterprise.

Furthermore, if you’re a VIP IT decision maker you will not only benefit from the private meeting space in the VIP lounge, but also personal introductions from our Head of VIP Relations, Ms. Aleksandra Mikula, to ensure you have the vital business meetings that will drive your company’s growth. Alongside this we will have the speed-networking opportunities during the coffee breaks on both days – no other event facilitates such tailored, one2one meetings for businesses in Africa.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank our Silver sponsor NEC for their support of this event. It is thanks to their sponsorship that we can offer free delegate passes to CIOs & VIP attendees.

Thanks also to our media partners, with a special mention to the Informa & Ovum analysts, who provide unrivalled industry insight to you at this event, and throughout the year on Enterprise Verticals in Africa.

We look forward to seeing you there. Best regards,

Emily Martyr Conference Manager & Head of Product Innovation, Com World Series Informa Telecoms & Media

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“An event that is focussed on the opportunities and challenges of managing and driving growth in the most exciting market in the world - Africa” Steven Evans, CEO, Etisalat Nigeria

Day 1 – Wednesday 14th November 2012


09:00 Shared Morning Keynotes with AfricaCom

11.30 Refreshments & Networking in the AfricaCom Exhibition


12.00 Chair’s Introduction & Market OverviewCamille Mendler, Principal Analyst, Enterprise Informa Telecoms & Media

12.15 Cloud: Is it the Be All and End All? How Much Impact will it have for Africa’s Enterprises?• Why cloud adoption is picking up pace• The perception of security in the Cloud & the draw backs of cloud

computing• Why companies are outsourcing cloud – is this the best approach?Kosheek Sewchurran, Head of Department - Information Systems, University of Cape Town

12.35 The Business Case for Cloud: How Cloud Services will Revolutionise Business• Why Cloud services should be considered as mandatory• How to measure the readiness and fitness of your business• What role the IT department should play in the eco-system• What Software Defined Network (SDN) will add to Cloud servicesShinya Kukita, Chief Manager - International SI Service Business Development Division, International Sales & Operations BU, NEC Corporation

12.55 The Evolving Role of the CIO: Is Today’s CIO a Doorkeeper or Strategist? • Evaluating the importance of the CIO as a strategist for enterprises Michael Greer, Group I.T. Manager, Chubb Security SA

13.15 Cloud Roundtable: The Big Picture for Cloud in the Enterprise & CIOs as Cloud Strategists• How has the role of the CIO changed in the past year?• What role is cloud playing in CIOs’ strategies now: small, large,

none?• How do CIOs need to adjust their perspective in order to manage

cloud services in the enterprise?Riaan Van Niekerk, CIO, McGregor BFA (Bureau for Financial Analysis)Kosheek Sewchurran, Head of Department - Information Systems, University of Cape TownMichael Greer, Group I.T. Manager, Chubb Security SA

14.00 Lunch & Networking in the AfricaCom Exhibition


14.45 Cloud Security when Enabling Mobility & An ‘Always On’ Workforce• Mobility and Always on - what does that mean today? And

tomorrow?• Understanding current IT risks in cloud computing • New IT risks in a mobile work force environment • What you can do today and what you should be looking at doing in

the future to maintain a secure working environmentNico Coetzee, IT Security Specialist, First National Bank, South Africa

15.05 Overseas Case Study: Leveraging Cloud & ICT Innovations for SMEs /SMBs Growth • What will be expected from Cloud by SMEs?• How to identifying the immediate demand for Cloud & necessary

short term investments• Where will investment come from?• What is the realistic timeline for ROI from SMEs using Cloud?

Hemant Salunkhe, Director, Small & Medium Business Development Chamber of India (SME Chamber of India)


15.25 What is the Reality of the Mobile Workforce in Africa?• ICT in the workplace is changing, but how quickly?• What are the demands on IT management from employees in

terms of mobility?• What do CIOs need to do to meet the demands of actualising a

mobile workforce?

Adrian Cornelius, General Manager, MTN Business


16.30 Devices in the Work Place: What Trends are Affecting African Enterprises?• Which devices are best facilitating mobility for Africa’s workforce?• Is employee demand for mobile devices/ tablets affecting CIOs

and budget?• What is the expected uptake of smartphones in Africa’s enterprise

space over the next 12-18 months?

Steven Kirenga, Business Products Manager, Marketing Department, MTN Uganda

16.40 CIO Roundtables: Plan, Prepare, Perform How are CIOs & IT Directors in Africa future proofing IT provisioning for their businesses? Take this opportunity to join themed tables and discuss with your peers as to how to solve some of the key challenges facing CIOs & IT directors today, and to prepare for what the future may hold.

Topics will include: New Business Models; Go to Market Strategies; Using Cloud to Transform Legacy Applications while Mobilizing Employees and Customers, etc.Roundtable leaders: Analysts from Ovum/CxO Advisors & Informa Telecoms & Media

17.30 End of Day 1: Networking Drinks in AfricaCom Exhibition & the 5TH ANNUAL AFRICACOM AWARDS

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Day 2 – Thursday 15th November 2012

“The event provided a platform for an excellent value-add network opportunities.”Dennis Ebbah. Senior Manager Financial Control, MTN Nigeria Communication Limited


09:00 Shared Morning Keynotes with AfricaCom



Chair: Kim Andersen, Principal Analyst, CxO Advisor & Advisor, Ovum Business

12.00 Understanding the Data Explosion: How to Cost Effectively Empower Employees in the Age of Broadband• How can infrastructure providers prepare for the pressures of

Cloud services?• Understanding what network optimisation is needed to prepare

for future Enterprise needs• How will improvements be funded, and will the client suffer?

Felix Martin-Aguilar, Strategy Executive & Head of Business Services, Cell C

12.20 Interactive Connectivity Panel: What Progress has there been in Connecting African Enterprises?• How has connectivity improved in the past 6-12 months to align

with Enterprises’ needs of availability, reduced cost, and growing IT consumerism?

• How are service providers meeting the needs of Enterprises, despite the challenges?

• Will current levels of connectivity deter the uptake of services like Cloud?

• What is still needed to help African enterprises progress to the next stage of growth?

Richard Bell, CEO, Wananchi Group, East Africa

Adrian Cornelius, General Manager, MTN BusinessReuben Chitungo, Projects Manager, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe

12.55 The Changing Role of the CIO: Changing Business Models - The State of Outsourcing; Globally, in RSA and in Africa• Why outsource? Do CIOs have to outsource? Issues surrounding

skills, knowledge & HR recruitment methods• Are CIO’s being forced by the CFO to go this way? • Are CIO’s getting lost in the complexities of their technology and

turning to Outsourcing as a “quick” solution?

Jan van der Zandt, CIO, Absa Financial Services, Absa Group Technology

13.20 Lunch & Networking in the AfricaCom Exhibition


14.20 Case Study - Televisão Pública Angola: Television Production - From Tape to Tapeless WorkflowShowcasing the use of IP Networks /Internet (3G/4G, WAN, LAN, BGAN) to capture, transmit and distribute high quality SD/HD video content. Gaston Mbala, IT Director, Televisão Pública Angola

14.40 Healthcare Industry Case Study: Innovative Applications for the Healthcare IndustryThis case study will be provided by a CIO or an application developer focusing on a ‘success story’ in the e-healthcare space, and how ICT is a game changer for healthcare provision in Africa. Rod Russell, Executive - Infrastructure, Metropolitan Health, South Africa


15.00 Technology Trends in a Developing Country’s Public Sector Now & in the Coming Years• The impact of IT process improvements• The open source movement and the public sector• Disruptive technologies, the consumerisation of IT and public

sector security paranoia • The cost of Green IT & e-Waste in the public sector

Fidel Mabutho Mbhele, Director: ICT Policy and Strategy, Western Cape Government


16.20 What Does the Future Hold for CIOs in Africa?This future-looking presentation will aim to give a snap shot of the long-term strategic goals that need to be considered by all CIOs in Africa. Including; skill shortage, limited connectivity, etc. These challenges can be overcome through innovation and co-operation, and when they are improved Africa will truly benefit from ICT as a business enabler.Ferdie Lochner, Head: IT Finance & Administration, Information Systems & Technology, City of Cape Town

16.40 Enterprise ICT Africa: Round-Up & Crystal Ball Panel A panel of analysts and experts in the field of ICT for Enterprises will summarise the topics and debates from the two day event, as well as talking about what wasn’t mentioned, and what their forecast for the next 6-12 months is in Africa.Ferdie Lochner, Head: IT Finance & Administration - Information Systems & Technology, City of Cape TownFidel Mabutho Mbhele, Director: ICT Policy and Strategy, Western Cape Provisional GovernmentCamille Mendler, Principal Analyst, Enterprise, Informa Telecoms & Media Sadiq Malik, Senior Consultant, MEA, Informa Telecoms & Media

17.20 Close of Conference – until the next ICT event!

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The recent emergence of cloud computing as a paradigm for economic development opens opportunities for African countries seeking to engage world markets, despite lacking the traditional infrastructure used to facilitate trade, especially since the arrival of several submarine cables along the continental coastline has accelerated the rollout of African terrestrial and wireless networks. Cloud offers a unique opportunity to African Telcos to provide value added services like voice, video and collaboration on cloud platforms. Informa Telecoms & Media has predicted that revenues from mobile data will have grown from $210bn in 2009 to more than $450bn by 2015. As Telcos design their cloud strategy, they must think on how best to leverage their unique and trusted relationship with the consumer. They can monetise this relationship by offering competitive cloud-based services integrated in the devices supported by hassle free billing and reliable network connectivity.

Noticeably, telecom operators are making a land grab for physical assets in order to sell virtual goods. Acquisitions and investments totaling almost US$8 billion were executed in the first six months of 2011, according to Informa’s Telecom Cloud Monitor. Of these, 80% involved the acquisition or planned construction of data centers to house virtualization infrastructure. However, it is important to note that telecom operators are highly dependent on third parties for cloud service delivery. This includes SaaS, infrastructure and professional services vendors. On average, an operator works with 16 partners to deliver cloud services, and some with double that number.Clearly the Cloud ecosystem in Africa, other emerging markets, and globally, will see continued activity and progress in the near future.

3 CIOs/ Enterprise IT & ICT Heads of Department & Directors. Plus Enterprise IT/ ICT buyers or procurers

3 Industry regulators, enterprise associations, user groups & consultants

3 Enterprise & Business services providers (operators)

3 African & International Internet Services Providers (ISPs)

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