EGEE & INDUSTRY
The First EGEE Industry Day Paris, France
If you are interested in working with EGEE or deploying an industrial application on EGEE, REGISTER online at to attend the first Industry Day, 27 April 2006 in Paris, at the LPHNE (Laboratoire de Physique Nucleaire et des Hautes Energies)
During the first phase of EGEE , key applications were deployed in scientific fields, such as High Energy Physics, life sciences and earth observation, that have paved the way for application deployment in the Industrial sector and increased links with Industry.
The EGEE Industry Day, taking place in Paris will be a first of a kind event for the EGEE Project for Industry to interact directly with the EGEE project and will bring together decision makers, research heads, policy makers & CTOs to learn how industrial applications can be deployed on EGEE.
The event will highlight where grid computing can create new industrial solutions and how organizations can benefit from sophisticated computing resources of grid, not available in traditional IT infrastructures. Interactive discussions will provide an opportunity to get an industry perspective and discover how to EGEE can work towards a commercial grid.
If you are interested in working with EGEE or deploying an industrial application on EGEE, REGISTER online at to attend the first Industry Day, 27 April 2006 in Paris, at the LPHNE (Laboratoire de Physique Nucleaire et des Hautes Energies), located in the centre of Paris, near the river Seine and the famous “Quartier Latin”. The event is free of charge but registration is required due to the limited amount of space.
– Programme –
Morning: The EGEE project
09:30 Welcome – Guy Wormser, Director of the LAL, IN2P3
09:45 Introduction on Grid and to the EGEE project – Bob Jones, EGEE Project Director
10:15 EGEE Middleware – Claudio Grandi, EGEE Project
10:40-11:10 Coffee Break
11:10 Grid operations and management – Ian Bird, EGEE Project
11:35 How to get involved – Hannelore Hammerle, EGEE Project
12:00-13:40 Lunch
Afternoon: Experiments on the Grid
13:40 Successful EGEE technology transfer – Beppe Ugolotti, NICE; Fabrizio Pacini, DATAMAT
14:00 Grid for Geosciences – Gaël Youinou, CGG
14:20 Grid for SMEs – David Garcia, OpenPlast project, European Pole of Plasturgy
14:40 NESSI and BEinGrid project – Josep Martrat – Atos Origin
15:00-15:30 Coffee break
15:50 Panel discussion: “Towards a commercial grid offer”
Panelists:
Dr Max Lemke - European Commission, DG Information Society & Media
Robert Jones - EGEE Project Director
Josep Martrat - NESSI and BEinGrid project Atos Origin
Gael Youinou - CGG
David Garcia - EPP
Gabriel Zaquine - EGEE Industry Task Force
16:15 Conclusion – Christian Saguez, Ecole Centrale Paris
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