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COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2015 offers a series of lectures and seminars

that provide in-depth analysis on Wearable Technology, Smart

City, Internet of Things and Cloud Security. The CPX Conference

will feature global leaders and world’s top thinkers in software,

hardware and innovative solutions for IoT and cloud services

applications in various industries. These speakers will provide

exclusive market insights and in-depth analysis of the

development in wearable technology; discuss the proliferation of

smart cities around the world and the business potential; assess

and evaluate the safety and security of your personal or

corporate information in the age of the cloud. The CPX

Conference is a must for all ICT strategists and professionals!

Welcome to CPX Conference 2015 !Computing without Parameters: Living in the Smart Future

Organizers: MOEA TAITRA

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Forum hours2-3 June 2015, daily from 8.50 a.m.

VenueTaipei International Convention Center (TICC), Taipei, TaiwanNo.1, Sec.5, XinYi Rd., Taipei City

FloorBanquet Hall, 3rd Floor

Scale4 forums12+ hours of programming20+ international speakers2,000+ conference attendees

Speaker Level CxOs, Founders, Executives

Speaking FormatsKeynotePanel discussion

Open toExhibitors and non-exhibitors

AttendeesCxOs, managers, experts, young creatives and out-of-the-box thinkers

Forum LanguageEnglish

At a glance

Wearable Technology Summit: IoT and the Cloud

Smart City Cloud Security

Featured Themes for 2015

Wearable devices are dominating the headlines.

Both global heavy-weights and start-ups have

rolled out new products and advancements to

compete for a stake in health, sports,

entertainment, and other potential markets.

Gartner forecasts wearables to sell over 500

million units in 2020. What favorable opportunities

and hidden roadblocks are in this new frontier? In

this forum, leading players in wearable

technology will delve into their proliferating

ecosystems, provide insights on upcoming

wearable technologies, and address common

market challenges.

With mobile applications, the Internet of Things

(IoT), and cloud technology still highly relevant,

the theme of this year’s Summit Forum is “IoT

and the Cloud: Software to Hardware—The Next

Step”, and high-level decision makers from

leading global tech companies have been

invited. Together, the speakers and participants

will explore the integration of software and

hardware, brought about by mobile and cloud

technology and the IoT, and its profound impact

on the global industry and our lives.

The UN reports that more than two thirds of the

global population will be living in cities by 2050.

Governments around the world have turned

toward smart city planning to cope with the

unstoppable urban growth. In conjunction with

the expansion of the IoT, open data, and

automation, cities are collaborating with the ICT

industry to improve the ef�ciency and

effectiveness of building, energy, and

transportation management. How will our lives be

changed by smart cities? Where can we discover

new business opportunities? Opinion leaders and

executives spearheading smart city initiatives will

take the stage at this forum to give �rsthand

accounts on how technology and innovative

solutions will shape the cities of the future.

With the rise of wireless connectivity and the IoT,

cloud security is becoming a key concern for

individuals, businesses, and governments. The

increasing losses caused by security lapses

have prompted all sectors—ranging from IoT,

M2M, and mobile commerce to service

platforms and infrastructures—to re-evaluate

and establish comprehensive privacy and

security measures. Is your information safe? How

do enterprises prevent security lapses in order to

maintain the customer’s trust and uphold their

reputations? Catch up with the latest cloud

security developments from world leading

experts as they share essential tips and best

practices to safeguarding corporate privacy

and information in the age of the cloud.

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Agenda - Tuesday 2 June

08.50 - 09.20 Registration

09.20 - 09.25 Opening Remarks

09.25 - 09.55 Keynote 1—Qualcomm

09.55 - 10.25 Keynote 2—Polar Electro

10.25 - 10.45 Networking Break

10.45 - 11.15 Keynote 3—Broadcom

11.15 - 11.45 Keynote 4— Samsung

11.45 - 12.15 Panel Discussion




14.30 - 15.00 Keynote 1—STMicroelectronics

15.00 - 15.30 Keynote 2—Bosch


15.45 - 16.15 Keynote 3—Ford Lio Ho

16.15 - 16.45 Keynote 4—Alliander

16.45 - 17.15 Panel Discussion

Wearable Technology Forum

Smart City Forum

Agenda - Wednesday 3 June



09.30 - 09.55 Keynote 1—Acer

09.55 - 10.20 Keynote 2—MediaTek

10.20 - 10.45 Keynote 3—ARM

10.45 - 11.10 Keynote 4—STMicroelectronics

11.10 - 11.35 Keynote 5—NXP

11.35 - 12.45 Summit Discussion



14.05 - 14.30 Keynote 1—Intel

14.30 - 14.55 KKeynote 2—NXP

14.55 - 15.20 Keynote 3—IBM


15.35 - 16.00 Keynote 4—SAP

16.00 - 16.25 Keynote 5—NVIDIA

16.25 - 16.50 Keynote 6—Trend Micro

16.50 - 17.15 Keynote 7—FIDO Alliance

Summit Forum

Cloud Security Forum

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Pankaj Kedia

Pankaj Kedia is Senior Director & Business Lead for the Smart Wearables Segment at

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. In this role, he is responsible for leading Qualcomm’s

business efforts including segment strategy, product management, business development,

and customer engagements to establish & grow Qualcomm’s presence across wearables

segments. Under Pankaj’s leadership, Qualcomm has enabled its customers to ship 20+

products in 30+ countries over the last year. Pankaj joined Qualcomm in late 2013 in a

new business development role and helped incubate the wearables segment at the

company.

Previously, Pankaj was the director of business development and innovation at Intel

Corporation where he was responsible for winning, nurturing, and launching mobility

products and technologies. Pankaj launched the Intel Atom processor and led the

company’s early efforts to establish its presence and momentum in the tablet and

smartphone categories. Earlier at Intel, Pankaj played an instrumental role in accelerating

the deployment of Notebook PCs in the industry by de�ning and implementing the

company’s mobile strategies and launching a range of products including Centrino,

Pentium 4 and Pentium III processors. Pankaj joined Intel in 1996 and held a series of

executive advisory, strategy, marketing, planning, ecosystem, and business development

roles across the company. He holds one of the early/de�ning patents around

implementing low power sub-systems in mobile devices.

Prior to Intel, Pankaj was in the management consulting industry for �ve years leading

projects in strategy, management, and information technology. Pankaj is an avid TED

follower and has spoken at multiple TEDx events about the impact of mobile technologies

around the world. He is frequently sought after as a speaker at industry events in the area

of mobile, wearable, wireless, and Internet, and has been extensively quoted in

mainstream publications.

Pankaj holds a Master of Business Administration from Wharton, a Master of Science from

the University of Michigan, and a Bachelor of Science from the Indian Institute of

Technology.

Accelerating the Wearables Opportunity

Wearable Technology

Sr. Director & Business Lead, Smart Wearables SegmentQualcomm Technologies, Inc.

June 2 (Tue.) 8:50 -12:15

Marco Suvilaakso

Marco Suvilaakso is the Global Director of Product Management for Polar, the original

�tness wearables pioneer. He is leading the global product management, strategic and

portfolio planning at Polar. The product management team that Marco leads is

pioneering the future standard for �tness and sports training experience.

Marco joined Polar in 2002 to establish the highly successful running product category for

Polar.

During his twelve years at Polar Marco has held various key product management and

marketing positions within Polar. Prior to joining Polar he was working in international

business development and marketing in the mobile telecoms sector. During these years,

Marco has been at the forefront of groundbreaking �rsts in the Sports and Fitness Category

involving: connectivity, activity tracking and ecosystem design. Altogether Marco has 20

years of experience in the international product and service marketing.

Pioneering the Sports and Fitness Wearables Category

Opportunities and Challenges in Connecting Wearable Devices

Director, Product ManagementPolar Electro

Jeff Baer

Jeff Baer is Marketing Director for Broadband Communications & Connectivity Group

at Broadcom Corporation. Baer joined Broadcom in 2004, and successfully pioneered the

company’s entry into the rapidly growing embedded WLAN market. While at Broadcom, Mr.

Baer has led business development in the Asia-Paci�c region for the company’s mobility

WLAN and WLAN+Bluetooth combo devices as well as marketing efforts for Embedded RF

Technology in the U.S., driving Broadcom’s push into the “Internet of Things” industry.

Prior to joining Broadcom, Mr. Baer was the founding Representative Director of QNX

Software Systems KK (now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Research in Motion). He also

previously spent 13 years with National Semiconductor. Mr. Baer has over 25 years of

engineering, applications engineering, and marketing experience, with a primary focus on

embedded system CPUs and networking connectivity.

Product Marketing DirectorBroadband Communications & Connectivity GroupBroadcom Corporation

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Challenges for Smart-Wearables

SungBum Cho

Sungbum Cho is a director of Security Solution Marketing in the Strategic Marketing Team,

System LSI business at Samsung Electronics. Co.,Ltd., where he is leading the marketing of Bio

Processor for wearable and health care business, security solutions for Internet of Things,

Smartcard products and NFC.

Since he joined the System LSI business at Samsung Electronics in 1990, he has also worked

for international business and product marketing such as wired & wireless communication,

Microwave radio, satellite broadcasting receiver and so on.

Director of Security Solution MarketingStrategic Marketing TeamSystem LSI businessSAMSUNG Electronics Co. Ltd.

Panel Moderator

Charles Anderson

Charles Anderson leads the Mobility & Internet of Things practices for IDC Asia/Paci�c and

serves as a strategic advisor to CXO’s as their companies address the opportunities and

challenges posed by the industry’s move to the 3rd Platform, which involves the emergence

and interdependency of mobility, cloud services, big data and social media within the

enterprise.

Based in Singapore, Charles leads a regional team of analysts that deliver syndicated

research and bespoke advisory services to end users as well as the vendors that comprise

the enterprise solutions ecosystem, including service providers, device manufacturers,

over-the-top providers (OTTPs), security and middleware vendors, enterprise software

providers and telecoms equipment manufacturers. Charles leverages his extensive

experience in this ecosystem to help business leaders assess their existing business and

de�ne their future strategies by providing the qualitative industry, competitive and end user

insights to complement IDC’s core quantitative research.

In addition, Charles focuses on driving IDC’s research and thought leadership for the Internet

of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine (M2M) industries, helping vendors and enterprises

understand and navigate the evolving IoT ecosystem and de�ne the emerging and future

business models that will impact their industries.

Charles has over 20 years’ experience leveraging emerging technologies to drive business

transformation across a wide range of industry verticals. For the past 15 years, he has

specialized in driving the adoption of value-added services in �xed and mobile

telecommunications industries in Europe and Asia while working for leading telecoms �rms,

including Vodafone, O2/Telefonica, and BT Global Services.

Charles has an MBA from the Rotterdam School of Management and graduated with a

Bachelor of Science in Finance and a Minor in Economics from Northern Illinois University.

Associate Vice President, Head of Mobility & Internet of Things (IoT)IDC Asia/Paci�c

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Benedetto Vigna

Benedetto Vigna is Executive Vice President, General Manager of the Analog, MEMS &

Sensors Group, and has held this position since September 2011. He is a member of ST’s

Corporate Strategic Committee.

Vigna joined STMicroelectronics in 1995 and launched the Company’s efforts in MEMS.

Under his leadership, ST’s MEMS sensors found early success with large OEMs for

motion-activated user interfaces and ST has become the MEMS top maker. More recently

Vigna has piloted ST’s successful moves into microphones, magnetic sensors, and

touch-screen controllers, as well as environmental sensors, micro-actuators, and low-power

radios. Vigna’s responsibilites also include ST’s Sensors, RF, High-Performance Analog and

Mixed Signal, Interface, Audio for Portable, and General-Purpose Analog products.

Vigna has �led more than 170 patents on micromachining to date, authored numerous

publications, and delivered many speeches at international conferences. He sits on the

industrial board of several EU-funded programs. Vigna’s contributions to the MEMS industry

have been recognized with the Executive of the Year Award by the MEMS Industry Group

(2013), the European SEMI Award (2013), and the IEEE Frederik Philips Award (2015).

Benedetto Vigna was born in Potenza, Italy, in 1969, and graduated with a degree in

Subnuclear Physics from the University of Pisa, Italy.

Smart and Connected - Cities in the Internet of Things

Smart City Forum

Executive Vice PresidentGeneral Manager, Analog, MEMS & Sensors GroupSTMicroelectronics

June 2 (Tue.) 13:50 -17:15

Reshaping the Cities of the Future through the Sensor-Based IoT

Leopold Beer

Leopold Beer graduated at the University of Stuttgart with a diploma in physics.

As he specialized in semiconductor physics, he started his professional career as an

engineer in the DRAM plant of Siemens Semiconductors in Regensburg /Germany in 1994.

In 1997 he was assigned as head of the Electrical Failure Analysis Group of Siemens

Semiconductors in Porto/Portugal. After the spin-off of In�neon from the Siemens Group,

Leopold held various managerial positions within the In�neon Manufacturing Division.

In 2002 Leopold joined FCI Auto motive as Market Segment Manager. Leopold entered

Bosch Sensortec shortly after its foundation in 2006 as Sales Director and later became

Head of Global Marketing and Product Planning. Since March 2013 he holds the position

of Regional President for Asia Paci�c and is based in Shanghai/China.

Career milestones in the Bosch Group

2006 Bosch Sensortec, Sales Director

2008 Bosch Sensortec, Global Marketing Director

2013 Bosch Sensortec, Regional President Asia Paci�c

Regional President Asia Paci�cBosch Sensortec

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Smart Mobility for a Sustainable World

Thomas Fann

Thomas Fann is President, Ford Lio Ho Motor Company, effective April 2012.

In his role, Fann has direct responsibility for the operations and business leadership of Ford

Lio Ho Motor Company, Taiwan. He reports to John Lawler, Chairman and CEO, Ford

Greater China.

Before his appointment as president, Fann was Finance Director, Ford Lio Ho, a position he

had held since May 2008. Prior to that, Fann was Vice President for Business at Changan

Ford Mazda Engine Co., Ltd. He also served as Operations Controller for Finance, at CFMA

in China, as well as Financial Analysis Manager for Mazda Motor Europe in Germany.

Since joining Ford as a Senior Engineer in 1993, Fann has held a variety of management

positions at Ford Lio Ho and at Ford Europe, including serving as Controller, Technical

Operations and ACSG for Finance, Ford Lio Ho 1999-2001.

Fann received a Bachelor's degree from the National Cheng-Kung University, a Master of

Science degree from the National Tsing Hua University and a Doctor of Philosophy from the

University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, all in Mechanical Engineering. Fann and his wife have

a daughter and a son.

PresidentFord Lio Ho Motor Company

Realizing a Smarter City: Sharing the Learnings of 5 Years of Amsterdam Smart City

Bram Sieben

Bram Sieben works for Alliander NV in the Amsterdam Smart City program as a Strategist

in Smart Cities. The Amsterdam Smart City program is just over 5 years in existence and

realized over 75 smart city projects. Amsterdam ranks 2nd in the European Smart City

rankings of 2014 and has created a strong presence in the �eld of Smart Cities. The

Amsterdam Smart City program itself is a full public private partnership. It has a dedicated

team of 11 people including one liaison per program partner (seven companies). ASC is

an open innovation platform, realizing new concepts based on collaboration and

creating a smart city. Topics include Mobility, Connectivity, (open) Data and (local)

Energy, Bram is responsible for the Energy program and energy & sharing economy

related projects within Amsterdam Smart City.

StrategistSmart Cities at Alliander NV & Amsterdam Smart City

Bodo Kretzschmar

Mr. Kretzschmar holds a degree in Applied Physics and has been with TÜV Rheinland

Taiwan for more than 20 years. Since joining TÜV Rheinland, he has dedicated himself to

ensure product safety not only for the regulatory aspects, but also for their performance,

ergonomics, and ef�ciency aspects.

In 2002, he was appointed as the ‘Product Safety Director’, responsible for the �rm’s

laboratory testing services in various disciplines e.g.: electrical, chemical, mechanical,

optical, machinery and EMC. Since 2013 Mr. Kretzschmar has been promoted to TÜV

Rheinland Taiwan Chief Operating Of�cer. He also acts as the ‘Product Certi�cation

Committee Chairman’ of European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (ECCT) . He recently

focuses on green aspects of international product certi�cations and is responsible for

Standards & Education at the steering committee of ECCT’s Low Carbon Initiative.

Chief Operating Of�cerTÜV Rheinland Tawan Ltd.

Panel Moderator

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Stan Shih

Stan Shih, Acer’s co-founder returned as Chairman in November 2013 with the objective of

leading the company through a third corporate transformation and back to pro�tability.

Having completed the tasks set for the six-month transition, in June 2014, Shih stepped

down from chairmanship but remains as Honorary Chairman of Acer.

Shih dedicated his efforts to promoting public interests after his initial retirement from Acer

at the end of 2004. In recent years, he has been publicly speaking on the Wangdao

ideology in relation to organizational sustainability in modern times, and hopes to engrain

its principles into Acer to reshape the corporate culture. Through this, Shih expects to help

Acer set a new business direction, develop more competitive products, and invest in new

potential businesses of the future.

A social entrepreneur all his life, Shih serves as the chairman of Stans Foundation and iD

SoftCapital Group. In social and public services, he is the chairman of APEC Digital

Opportunity Center 2.0 project’s non-government steering committee, and the chairman

of National Culture and Arts Foundation. He is on the board of director of Taiwan Public

Television Service Foundation.

Shih has received numerous accolades including One of the 10 Most Outstanding Young

Persons in Taiwan (1976), The Most Outstanding Young Engineer in Taiwan (1981), and

ranked �rst place in One of the 10 Most Outstanding Young Persons in the World (1983).

BusinessWeek named Shih as one of the 25 Top Managers of the Year in 1996. Time

featured him in the article “60 years of Asian Heroes” for turning Taiwan into a

PC-manufacturing powerhouse. In recognition of his long-term outstanding contributions,

Shih received the Order of the Brilliant Star with Grand Cordon from the president of Taiwan

in October 2011, and honored as one of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)

Laureates in 2012.

BYOC - The Brand New Internet of Beings

Summit Forum

Founder and Honorary ChairmanAcer Inc.

June 3 (Wed.) 8:50 -12:45

The Era of Smart Mobility: Integrating Software and Hardware

Johan Lodenius

Johan Lodenius leads MediaTek’s corporate marketing operations, and is responsible for

its global marketing strategies and business development.

Johan is a wireless industry veteran, and has been a key contributor to the development

of new market strategies, business models, products and intellectual property over the last

27 years.

Johan started his career in 1988 as a chip design engineer at Ericsson, and then lead the

wireless business development for LSI Logic. In 1996 he became the initial marketing

director, promoted to the �rst senior vice president of marketing and product

management of the Qualcomm’s CDMA Technologies division. During his tenure,

Qualcomm grew its chipset business from a small internal ASIC team to become the

world’s leading wireless semiconductor supplier. Johan later went on to found and

manage several technology companies, including Coresonic — a DSP core company

acquired by MediaTek in 2012.

Johan received a bachelor's degree in electronics and computer technology from the

Lund Institute of Technology in Sweden, and holds a certi�cate in marketing from theIHM

Marketing Institute in Stockholm. He also holds a number of patents in digital wireless

communications technology.

Vice President & Chief Marketing Of�cerMediatek Inc.

The Next Smart Service Revolution. NOW!

Ian Drew

Ian Drew is Chief Marketing Of�cer and EVP of Business Development. He joined ARM in

July 2005 as VP Segment Marketing and was appointed as EVP Strategy in August 2011.

Prior to this he worked at Intel Corporation for 14 years in senior management roles in

territories around the world including Asia, Europe and the USA, and �nally as GM of the

Russia/CIS of�ce in Moscow.

Chief Marketing Of�cer and EVP Business DevelopmentARM

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A New Age of Heightened Experiences with Wearable Devices

François Guibert

François Guibert is Executive Vice President of STMicroelectronics and President of the

Company’s Greater China and South Asia Region. Guibert has led ST’s operations in Asia

Paci�c since 2006; his responsibilities were expanded to include Greater China in 2010.

Guibert joined Thomson Semiconducteurs, a predecessor company to STMicroelectronics,

in 1981, after three years at Texas Instruments. He was appointed Director of Semicustom

Business for Asia Paci�c in 1987 and later became President of ST’s Taiwan operations.

Guibert also held senior positions in Corporate Business Development and Investor

Relations. In 2005, he was promoted to Corporate Vice President, Emerging Markets

Region General Manager.

Guibert serves as Director of ST’s JV with Shenzhen High Tech Industrial Company. He

chairs the EU-ASEAN Business Council, the Board of Advisors for the Singapore

Semiconductor Industry Association, and sits on boards at EuroCham in Singapore and

Alliance Francaise de Singapour. Guibert previously chaired the Board at Veredus

Laboratories and was a board member at the Singapore Economic Development Board.

He was decorated Knight of the National Order of Merit in France in 2009.

Dr. Wang is executive vice president of R&D, ful�ls the leadership role in the NXP R&D

community, and is a member of the management team.He joined NXP as senior vice

president, Technology & External Manufacturing in Operations, in July 2010.Dr. Wang has

more than 25 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, where his management

experience spans from IC design, technology R&D, front end & back end operations,

global sourcing, marketing and IP licensing. Prior to joining NXP, he held several senior

executive positions at LSI Corporation, Agere Systems and Flextronics Semiconductors. He

was co-founder and CEO of start-up MiraWave, Inc.Dr. Wang started his career at National

Semiconductor as a technology R&D engineer.

Executive Vice PresidentPresident of Greater China and South Asia RegionSTMicroelectronics

Security X Connectivity: Bring Smart Life to Life

Hai WangExecutive Vice President of R&DNXP

Ph.D., Civil and Environmental Engineering, Cornell University, USA（1981 ）

MS, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA（1977 ）

Experience:

Minister, Ministry of Science and Technology（2014/3/3-2014/12/8 ）

Minister without Portfolio, Executive Yuan（2012-2014 ）

Regional Director of Hardware Operations in Asia, Google Inc.（2010-2012 ）

Vice President, e-Enabling Services Business Group, Acer Inc.（2000-2010 ）

Director, Department of Planning and Evaluation, （1998-2000 ）

National Science Council, Executive Yuan

Director, National Center for High-performance Computing（1991-1997 ）

Lecturer, Associate Professor and Professor, （1981-1990 ）

Department of Civil Engineering, NTU

Current Post:

Vice Premier, Executive Yuan（ 2014/12/8 - ）

Summit Discussion-Changes and Opportunities for the ICT Sector Due to the Rise of the Internet of Things (IoT)

San-Cheng (Simon) ChangVice PremierExecutive Yuan

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Andrew C. Russell

Andrew runs the Product and Applications solutions marketing activity in Greater China,

based on Shanghai. Prior to this, he spent four and a half years as NXP Regional

Marketing Director for APAC, based in Tokyo, Japan.Between 1996 and 2006, he was the

GM of Automotive Power MOS and subsequently Standard Power MOS Product Lines in the

UK. Prior to that he worked in the industrial electronics and automotive industries in

instrumentation design, project management, marketing, sales and technical

management, in South Africa, the USA and the UK.

Andrew has an MBA from the Open University, UK.

Vice PresidentGreater China Regional MarketingNXP Semiconductors

Security and Authentication in the Era of IoT

Ravi Varanasi

For the past 20 years, Ravi Varanasi, currently the General Manager of Intel’s Cloud

Security Group has worked in the digital security �eld creating trusted solutions that

enable and protect the enterprise and its users. He was the �rst to build an IPSEC VPN

solution, led the Cloud Security Initiative at Cisco and is now working to deliver tangible

products to enable data center migration to the cloud and to secure the entire

ecosystem.Prior to joining Intel, Ravi was responsible for speci�c Data-at-rest security

solutions that enabled the enterprise movement to cloud based storage. He was also

responsible for cross-company Cloud Security Initiatives, the Cloud Security Working Group

focused on data-in-�ight, data-at-rest security, Federal Security needs and FISMA/NIST

compliance. He was a founding member of the Cisco Pervasive Security solution and

developed the �rst IPSEC VPN solution, the �rst EtherChannel solution (PAgP protocol), and

developed the �rst Application Security appliance for web security.

Data Center & Cloud Security: Built-in, Veri�able, Visible Security for Enterprise and CSPs

Cloud Security Forum

General Manager Cloud Security GroupIntel

June 3 (Wed.) 13:40 -17:15

Diana Kelley

Diana Kelley is the Executive Security Advisor (ESA) for IBM Security. As ESA she leverages

her 25 years of IT security experience to provide advice and guidance to CISOs and

security professionals in brie�ngs. She also works closely with the IBM Security product

management teams to help set strategic vision and direction for the portfolio. She has

contributed to the IBM X-Force report and frequently publishes on the SecurityIntelligence

and SmarterPlanet blogs. She is a current faculty member with IANS Research where she

leads forums and symposiums on topics including Compliance and Risk, Mobile, Security

in the Cloud, DevOps, Security Awareness and Application Security and serves on the

Advisory Board for InfoSec World 2015 and on the IBM Network Science Research Center

Smart Grid Advisory Group.

Prior to joining IBM, she founded her own consulting �rm, SecurityCurve, in 2003 to provide

risk-focused advisory services to enterprises and deliver strategic, competitive knowledge

to security software vendors. She was VP and Service Director for the Security and Risk

Management Strategies (SRMS) service at Burton Group (now Gartner for IT Professionals).

Diana was the Executive Security Advisor for CA’s eTrust Business Unit where she was

responsible for advising customers on strategic security solutions and helped guide CA’s

security business. She was the GM of a development group at Symantec Corp, and the

senior security analyst at Hurwitz Group. In the 90s she served as a Manager creating

secure architectural solutions, in KPMG’s Financial Services Consulting practice. And she

was the global Manager Corporate Systems Administration at Dataware Technologies.

She has experience managing penetration testing, conducting security audits and has

been certi�ed on a number of security products including the original TIS Gauntlet, IBM

RACF Security Administration and HP Virtual Vault.

Diana speaks frequently at major conferences including: Pulse, Innovate, Mobile and

Smart Device Security, InfoSec World, Burton Group Catalyst, RSA, BlackHat and ComDex..

She was Conference Chair for the Mobile and Wireless Security conference for 2003, 2004,

2005 and 2010-2013 and Chaired the Identity Management Conferences in 2005 and

2006 and the Virtualization Summit in 2006. She has authored numerous articles and

research documents, and co-authored the book Cryptographic Libraries for Developers.

Executive Security AdvisorIBM Security Systems

Things Gone Wild - IoT Security and What it Means to You

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Lars Droste

Portfolio

‧Financial Services

‧Mobile Solutions and Technology

Responsibilities

‧Mobility innovation

‧Sales strategy across Industries for Mobile Solutions

‧Deal support

‧To be creative

Lars is responsible for sales and business development across the region, developing and

supporting strategic sales, driving go-to-market, demand generation and partner

alignment and ensuring a scalable execution model for the SAP Mobility business.

Past Roles

Lars Droste was Industry Value Engineer for Financial Services in Asia Paci�c and Japan. He

was responsible for the SAP Mobile solutions sales strategy and concepts around

innovative mobility solutions across Banking and Insurance.

Lars brings to SAP more than 9 years of strategic mobile solutions experience across

several business verticals, pre-sales strategy, product management and sales leadership

experience. Before his assignment in APJ, Lars was heading the Mobile Solution Unit in the

Middle East, North Africa and Central Europe for Sybase where he was responsible for

managing the innovation, Pre-Sales and Mobile Strategy execution for clients across the

region.

Other details

A graduate of the German Chamber of Commerce, Lars holds two degrees in IT

Management.

DirectorMobile Solutions, APJSAP

Mobile Security in the Age of the Cloud

Marc Hamilton

At NVIDIA, the Visual Computing Company, Marc leads the worldwide Solutions

Architecture and Engineering team, responsible for working with NVIDIA’s customers and

partners to deliver the world’s best end to end solutions for professional visualization and

design, high performance computing, and big data analytics.

Prior to NVIDIA, Marc worked in the Hyperscale Business Unit within HP’s Enterprise Group

where he led the HPC team for the Americas region.

Marc spent 16 years at Sun Microsystems in HPC and other sales and marketing executive

management roles.

Marc also worked at TRW developing HPC applications for the US aerospace and defense

industry. He has published a number of technical articles and is the author of the book,

“Software Development, Building Reliable Systems”. Marc holds a BS degree in Math and

Computer Science from UCLA, an MS degree in Electrical Engineering from USC, and is a

graduate of the UCLA Executive Management program.

Vice PresidentSolutions Architecture and EngineeringNVIDIA

Finally, Centralized Cloud Security for Corporate Desktops

Laura Huang

Laura Huang has 20+ years working experience in IT industry. Her competencies cross

consulting services in multiple industries, online services, marketing, and business

planning. Cloud, Security, Big Data, and vertical business mission critical solution are her

focus areas. She joined Trend Micro from Microsoft and focus on cloud and data center

security solution.

Senior Director of Solution Architecture, APACTrend Micro

Cloud Security Best Practice

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Ramesh Kesanupalli

As the Founder of Nok Nok Labs and FIDO visionary, Ramesh Kesanupalli brings to the

company 25+ years of public and private sector IT security experience. Mr. Kesanupalli is

responsible for the company's vision and broad industry relationships globally. As a board

member and Vice-President of the FIDO Alliance (http://www.�doalliance.org/), he

provides leadership to an industry consortium where Nok Nok Labs is a founding member.

Mr. Kesanupalli previously served as the Chief Technology Of�cer of Validity Sensors where

he was responsible for software direction, strategy, alliances and strategic business

development, which was acquired by Synaptics,. He has also held senior management

roles at Phoenix Technologies, Object Connect, Telsima, Inc. (formerly Kinera) and Network

24, which was acquired by Akamai. Mr. Kesanupalli holds patents in wireless middle tier

software systems and is the author of several authentication patents including the patents,

which are the base patents for FIDO. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Electronics

Engineering from Madras Institute of Technology, India, and a Bachelor's Degree in Physics

from Nagarjuna University, India.

Vice PresidentFIDO AllianceFounderNok Nok Labs

Strong Authentication & the Cloud

Organizers:

Shaping the Future!

MAY 31- JUNE 42016

VenuesTaipei World Trade Center Nangang Exhibition Hall

Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall 1 & 3

Taipei International Convention Center (TICC)

‧Persons under 18 years of age will not be admitted into the showground.

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