
Dan Beneke

Jim
Elliott

Scott Wright

Geoff Barrall

Sajjad Khazipura

Mike Mihalik

Andy Marken

Emeka Akaezuwa

Dave Bunzel

Mike Koclanes

Sandra Benedetto

John Freeman

Ron Tarasoff

Paul Turner

Tracey Doyle

Jim Bottoms

Ross Rubin

Jim Handy

Robert Thibadeau

Walt Hubis

Richard Bullwinkle

Jim Burger

Clyde Smith

Harry Blount

John Iasiuolo

Gianfranco Scherini

Conrad Maxwell
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Day 1 (Saturday January 5, 2008):
7:30 AM Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM Introduction Tom Coughlin, Coughlin Associates ![]()
8:15 AM A1: Storage and Content Creation, Editing
and Distribution - Sponsored by Content Delivery and Storage Association
This session makes clear the enormous digital storage requirements and
awesome technologies for the capture and editing of new content; preservation
of historical content and for various content distribution models such
as head-end DVR, satellite and cable distribution, digital cinema, IP-TV,
video downloading and social networking.
Moderator: Brian Campanotti, Front Porch Digital ![]()
Speakers:
Ron Tarasoff, Turner Broadcasting System ![]()
Paul Turner, Omneon ![]()
Rob Caldiera,
Focus Enhancements![]()
Tracey Doyle, EMC ![]()
Q&A Panelist: Don
Verner, Intel and Tom Inglefield, Sun ![]()
9:30 AM B1: What’s next in Storage and Who is Buying it?
Noted analysts and retailers of consumer electronics and entertainment
creation and distribution experts join with storage analysts to demonstrate
how content creators and distributors embrace new technologies. Learn
what digital storage requirements for various consumer applications will
be. Find out the new killer applications using flash, HDDs and optical
storage.
Moderator: Subodh Kulkarni, Imation and CDSA
Panelists:
Tom Coughlin, Coughlin Associates![]()
Jim Bottoms, Understanding and Solutions![]()
Ross Rubin, NPD Group ![]()
Jim Handy, Objective Analysis ![]()
John Kim,
Trendfocus ![]()
10:30 AM Morning Break
11:00 AM C1: Storage Intelligence and Content Protection
Intelligent storage devices will be a major driver of the entertainment
and consumer electronics industry. This session explores emerging business
opportunities, shows you the latest developments in content searching,
and examines the role digital storage will play in digital content and
privacy protection. We’ll also look at new products and specifications
that will affect the big picture.
Moderator: Jim Porter, Disk Trend
Speakers:
Robert Thibadeau, Seagate Technology ![]()
Walt Hubis, LSI Corporation ![]()
Richard Bullwinkle, Macrovision![]()
Stephen Cowen, STMicroelectronics![]()
James Burger, Dow Lohnes, PLLC![]()
Q&A Panelist: Lark
Allen, Wave Systems Corp; Craig Rawlings, Kilopass ![]()
12:30 PM Lunch and Exhibits
1:30 PM Keynote Speaker - Clyde D. Smith, Jr., Senior Vice President,
Turner Broadcasting System![]()
2:15 PM D1: Investments in Entertainment
and Consumer Storage?
What’s the current financial state of and outlook for storage companies
working in the entertainment and personal storage? Learn what VCs are investing
in now. What are the hot new technologies and drivers for growth
in entertainment and consumer storage?
Moderator: Harry Blount, Lehman Brothers
Panelists:
Josh Martin, Yankee Group ![]()
John Mascarenas, Intel Capital![]()
Andrew Williamson, Alexander Dunham Capital Group![]()
John Rotchford,
Strategic Advisory Services International, LLC![]()
3:15 PM Afternoon Break and Technology
Demonstrations
4:15 PM E1: “I’m Your Future, Hear me Roar!” -
Sponsored by Intel
What does the next generation want in digital
storage and consumer electronics? This session features late teen/early 20’s users discussing
how they use consumer devices. The role of digital
storage in products that appeal to next generation users is a key discussion
topic. Don’t miss the future, catch it here!
Moderator: John Iasiuolo, Computer Outlook Radio Talk Show
Panelists: Middle School, High School and College students
5:15pm
F1: Special Session on Sales Trends in Consumer
Storage Markets
Hear noted analysts, VARs and resellers talk about digital storage and consumer
electronics trends that drive the use of digital storage. Find out
what sells and doesn’t sell in the retail and value added environment
in this insightful session.
Moderator: Jeff O’Heir, Dealer Scope
Panelists:
Steve
Baker, NPD Techworld ![]()
Allen Buckner, HP
Cheyne Redenius, Ultimate Electronics
James Sawyer, Union Wireless
6:00 PM Conference Reception - Sponsored by the Hybrid
Storage Alliance
Patty Kim of Toshiba will update us on the state of Hybrid Storage!
8:00 PM Conference Ends for Day
Day 2 (Sunday January 6, 2008):
7:30 AM Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM A2: Storing Stuff in CE Devices
Digital storage is crucial to product design. This session has
leading designers of consumer products and storage developers describing
the future of digital storage in consumer products. Learn about
CE devices and their storage requirements. What’s next—PAN
storage, greater application integration, life logs? What are your
options to protect and recover your content?
Moderator: Melissa Perenson, PC World
Speakers:
Kyle Wiens, iFixit ![]()
Gianfranco
Scherini, SATA International Organization ![]()
Conrad Maxwell, Silicon Image ![]()
Daniel Beneke, Imation ![]()
Sandeep Shah, Marvell ![]()
Q&A Panel: John
Christopher, DriveSavers and Jay Remley, Seagate
Recovery Services ![]()
9:30 AM Keynote Speaker - Jim
Elliot, Director of Flash Marketing, Samsung Semiconductor ![]()
10:15 AM Morning Break
10:30 AM B2: Your Content, Your Way, Anywhere
-
Sponsored by Samsung Semiconductor
Where are flash and hard disk drives used in consumer electronics? What
is the future of flash memory and HDDs? Are there competing technologies
that could displace the major contenders? How do these technologies
depend upon each other? Find out what you need to know to anticipate
new storage options.
Moderator: Jim Handy, Objective Analysis
Speakers:
Don Larson, Intel ![]()
Andy Higginbotham,
Samsung ![]()
Iri Trashanski, Sandisk ![]()
Scott Wright, Toshiba ![]()
Q&A Panel: Jim
Cooke, Micron
; Esther
Spanjer, Adtron; and Robert
Pierce, Denali ![]()
11:30 AM C2: Personal Home Storage: Saving
and Sharing Family Content - Sponsored by HP
As
home storage requirements increase we need new ways to organize, backup
and manage our personal and commercial content. Will digital storage
be directly attached or networked? What will drive the use of network
storage in the home? When and how will all home and personal
storage be networked?
Moderator: Wolfgang
Schlichting, IDC ![]()
Speakers:
John Rydning, IDC ![]()
Allen Buckner, HP ![]()
Geoff Barrall, Data Robotics ![]()
Sajjad Hussain Khazipura, Wipro Technologies ![]()
Q&A Panel: Michael
Mihalik, LaCie ![]()
12:30 PM Lunch and Exhibits
1:30 PM Keynote Speaker - Dom McCarthy,
CTO, Managed Home Business, Hewlett Packard ![]()
2:15 PM D2: Social Networking and Remote Storage– Where’s
the Content Residing?
Sharing content among users is big; very big. This session
will discuss the trends for sharing requirements for digital storage
capacity and performance. It also looks at the growing remote storage
business. Learn about new business opportunities and how they’ll
impact the growth and use of storage in this growing market.
Moderator: Andy
Marken, Marken Communications ![]()
Speakers:
Rich Jorgensen, BayTSP ![]()
Timothy Sesow, OSStorage ![]()
Matt McRae, Fabrik ![]()
Ken Morse, Cisco/Scientific Atlanta ![]()
Emeka Akaezuwa, Gaviri Technologies ![]()
3:45 PM Afternoon Break
4:00 PM E2: Optical Storage: New Light on Content Distribution?
Find out about some major wins for blue laser technology, and hear about
several new technologies that promise to extend existing optical storage
capactites enormously. How is holographic optical recording doing? Can
optical content distribution compete against or live with content downloading
and new distribution technologies?
Moderator: Dennis Waid, Peripheral Research
Speakers:
Beth Erez, Mempile![]()
Liz Murphy, InPhase![]()
Paul Castellana, Toshiba ![]()
Mike Koclanes, Plasmon ![]()
Sandra Benedetto, Pioneer ![]()
Q&A Panel: John
Freeman, Strategic Marketing Decisions
; Dave
Bunzel, OSTA ![]()
5:30 PM Conference Ends