We’ve been getting a lot of inquiries as to our speaking schedule at this year’s Oracle
OpenWorld, and we now have some details that we can share.
First, we will have our PeopleSoft Practice Director and ALM/EAM guru David Brunet making the rounds at this year’s OpenWorld. If you’ve worked with David, you know he’s one of the most knowledgeable consultants you will find anywhere, especially as it relates to asset maintenance and reliability. He’s consistently sought after by clients and even Oracle’s product teams themselves.
This year, he will be speaking in two ‘official’ sessions and have a steady presence in Oracle’s demo grounds area. David has also been asked to be a guest speaker at other Oracle-hosted sessions, but we can’t share them here. But don’t be surprised if David crops up more than the schedule below indicates.
The two official sessions are:
Session 1
When: Monday, September 20, 2:00 –3:00 PM (AutoView Enterprise Visualization Session)
What: Capitalize on Information for Business Process Innovation with AutoVue Apps
Session ID: S317893
Location: Marriott Marquis Room – Golden Gate C3
Session 2
When: Monday, September 20, 3:30 PM
What: Crafting an Effective Capital Program Infrastructure Applications Strategy
Session ID: S318164
Location: Westin Market, Street Hotel, Metropolitan II
In addition to these sessions, David Brunet will be available in the demo grounds area in-between his commitments. If you’d like to chat with him, the
best way is via Twitter. Follow @mipro_dave now, and when he’s in the demo grounds at OpenWorld, he’ll tweet where he is. If you want to talk to him, reply to him (via a mention) and he’ll track you down so you can meet. It’s that simple.
(Plus, following him now gets you in on the live tweeting he’ll try to do during the show’s keynotes.)
Have any questions? Let us know in the comments.
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