Markets II: Mobile Devices & Content
The mobile device industry is building out the necessary infrastructure for wireless content, and services are sure to follow. As devices become more sophisticated, DRM becomes more and more important to ensure that the devices can support new content business models without introducing security holes. Join us for this panel as we explore new content business models that can be enabled with DRM in the mobile infrastructure, as well as the latest developments in mobile DRM on the client side, server side, and in between. Moderator: Pallavi Shah, DRM Strategist, Imaging and Printing Group, Hewlett-Packard Co. Speakers: Rist Brouwer, CEO, DMDSecure Markku Mehtälä, VP Business Development, Beep Science AS Michael Vergara, Director, Product Management, RSA Security
4:15pm - 5:15pm
Markets III: Home Entertainment Networks
Consumer electronics makers have siezed upon home digital entertainment networks as the next big product category. While all of the vendors work to design the components and find compelling value propositions for consumers, all agree that making those home networks impervious to unauthorized copying is just as important as enabling a seamless flow of content throughout the digital home. In this session, we'll examine a range of issues, new technologies, and standards for security and copy protection in home entertainment networks. Moderator: Rajan Samtani, Director, Sales & Marketing, ContentGuard, Inc. Speakers: Steve Frison, Chief Operations Officer, DivXNetworks Brian Lakamp, Senior VP of Technology, Digital Policy Group, Sony Pictures Bill Rose, President, WJR Consulting Inc. Pieter van der Honing, Business Development Director - IP and Mobile, Irdeto Access
5:15pm - 6:30pm
Networking Reception in the Exhibit Hall
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Evening Reception - open to all attendees Sponsored by Microsoft
Markets III: Manufacturing
Manufacturing processes have lots of implications for the flow and use of sensitive information, such as designs, product plans, and engineering documents -- particularly when work is done by groups of partners, some of which may be offshore. In this session, we'll examine some real-world examples and best practices in applying DRM technologies to document management, workflow, messaging, and other paradigms of information flow in today's global manufacturing industry. Moderator: Ed Gaudet, VP Product Management and Marketing, Liquid Machines Speakers: Taehyun Kim, Architect, Fasoo.com Alex Mackenzie, Vice President of Product Strategy, PTC Jim Scott, Director of Knowledge and Information Management, Corning, Inc.
4:15pm - 5:15pm
Markets IV: Software
Commercial software has been the subject of many efforts to control distribution, from simple copy protection to complex license management schemes. Now that software can be sold and distributed online, DRM technologies provide opportunities for more complex models such as try before you buy, opportunistic pricing, and software versioning. Learn how leading software developers are applying new solutions to diversify their business models while protecting their intellectual property. Moderator: Rich Mirabella, CEO, DartDevices Speakers: Suresh Balasubramanian, Director Product Management, Software Technologies Group, Macrovision Alec Main, Chief Technology Officer, Cloakware
5:15pm - 6:30pm
Networking Reception in the Exhibit Hall
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Evening Reception - open to all attendees Sponsored by Microsoft
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