It's A Little Bit More Complicated Than That: CA CEO John Swainson on Complexity, Live at Interop 2006
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New developments in technology are having an impact on businesses and organizations, sometimes in unexpected or challenging ways. John Swainson, president and chief executive officer of CA, used a keynote address at Interop 2006, in New York City earlier this month, to reflect on the response of the IT industry.
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January 7th, 2007 at 5:20 pm
Dear John Swainson,
It was a nice presentation and I agree the importance of IT management Complexity.
I am guiding Japan and overseas companies to manage IT for their growth for so many years.
I had worked in IBM 23 years and non IBM IT service industry for 23 years including No. 2 of CSK after owner for 12 years and my own global consulting company, ReGIS Inc., having 11 countries 24 cities, associated consulting partners.
We organize top education sessions to executives, CIO, CTO of Japan top industries as GIS Forum members including Toyota, JAL,
Mizuho research, NTT data research, etc as much as 120 attendees for 5 times a year. Every time we invite top speakers like the latest one, Scott McNealy,
George Conrades, Mark Bregmann, Allen Brwon-CEO,The Open Group, John Thompson, Ed Lucente and all
professionals from USA,Europe and some time from China.
If you have a chance to visit Japan especially on and around Feb. 22for open standards, April 10 for Architecture and Project management, July 12th on CRM,
Oct.,11th for Networks and Contents, Dec. 6th, on Environment and Energy from It point of views.
So, If you, John Swainson, or your evangelist or CTO,
has any chance to come down Tokyo with your other business schedule, I would like to invite you to be my formal speakers for the very distinguished business executives including Journalists and government officers who are my members as well.
Please contact me , jfujieda2@re-gis.com, CEO and founder of ReGIS Inc., and Chairman of The Open group Japan and President CEO of CRM Association Japan and visiting professor of Shinshu and Kyoto university.