Legaltech - An ALM Event

February 5

	Tracks
	Advanced IT Sutton Parlor North Sponsored by:	Knowledge Management Rendezvous Trianon Sponsored by:	The Changing Role of Technology in Strategic Litigation Planning Sutton Parlor South Sponsored by:	Actionable E-Discovery Trianon Ballroom Sponsored by:	Total Evidence Management (TEM™) Regent Parlor Sponsored by:	Emerging Technologies Sutton Parlor Center	SuperSessions Nassau A/B
9:00 - 10:00	Keynote Presentation E-Discovery Today: Federal and State Rulemaking in Light of Emerging Issues and Best Practices West Ballroom Sponsored by: SPEAKER: Thomas Y. Allman Former Senior Vice President and General Counsel BASF Corporation						1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Nassau A SS1 9:00 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. Nassau B SS2 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Microsoft Office 2007 - Why Upgrade? 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Open Text's Legal Information Management System LIMS and Microsoft SharePoint 2007 12:00 p.m. - 12:45 p.m. Delivering Insight: Microsoft Business Intelligence for Law Firm Practice Management 1:30 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. SharePoint 2007 for Service Delivery and Handshake Software's DM Director 3:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Application Virtualization and Microsoft 4:30 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Microsoft's Unified Communication Vision with Office Communications Server 2007 and Exchange 2007
10:00 - 10:30	Exhibit Hall Break
10:30 - 12:00	AT1: Legal Technology Best Practices Moderator: JUDY KATANY Managing Director Huron Consulting Services New York, New York Speakers: IAN MILLER Chief Information Officer Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP New York, NY LANCE REA Director of IT Davis & Gilbert LLP New York, New York MARSHA STEIN Chief Information Officer Ropes and Gray LLP New York, New York	KM1: How Knowledge Management Has Grown Up Speakers: GEORGE MAY Vice President and General Manager West km Thomson West Eagan, Minnesota MEREDITH WILLIAMS Director of Knowledge Management Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC Memphis, Tennessee	SL1: Gaining Control - Making Discovery Work for You Moderator: JOE UTSLER Product Manager LexisNexis Litigation Services Los Angeles, California Speakers: JOSEPH CUSUMANO Litigation Practice Support Manager Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP New York, New York GLENN JOHNSON King & Spalding LLP Practice Support Counsel Atlanta, Georgia MARY PAT POTEET Director Litigation Support DLA Piper US LLP San Diego, California JOEL VOGEL Director of Practice Support Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP San Francisco, California ALSTON WALKER Director of Litigation Support Strook & Strook & Lavan LLP New York, New York	AED1: Finding The Right Balance Of In-House And Outsourced E-Discovery Resources Moderator: KELLI BROOKS Principal Forensic Technology Services KPMG LLP Cypress, California Speakers: TOM HALL Managing Attorney for Discovery and Litigation Technology Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, LLP Washington D.C. MARIE A. LONA Partner Chair of e-Discovery and Electronic Information Practice Group Winston & Strawn, LLP Chicago, Illinois LUCIE MILLER Legal Associate/E-Discovery Consultant Eli Lilly and Company Indianapolis, Indiana MIKKI TOMLINSON Litigation Support Manager Chesapeake Energy Corporation Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	TEM1: A Winning Approach To Complex Litigation In The Digital Age Moderators: NEIL ARESTY, ESQ. Senior Vice President Merrill Legal Solutions Boston, Massachusetts MICHAEL ARKFELD, ESQ. Principal and Author Arkfeld and Associates Phoenix, Arizona Speakers: JUSTIN M. MILLER Corporate Counsel E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co. Wilmington, Delaware GEORGE L. PAUL Partner Chair, Discovery and Data Management Group Lewis and Roca LLP Phoenix, Arizona	10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. ETA1: How To Become A Great Dictator - Revisiting the Art Of Dictation 11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ETA2: Creating Efficiency and Productivity in Law Firms Today: XMLAW and SharePoint
12:00 - 1:30	Exhibit Hall Break
1:30 - 3:00	AT2: The Role Of Mobile Remote And Wireless Technologies In Disaster Recovery Moderator: JEFFREY BRANDT vChief Information Officer Cozen O'Connor Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Speakers: DOUG CADDELL Chief Information Officer Foley & Lardner LLP Chicago, Illinois PAMELA HILL Solution Group Leader – Business Continuity Project Leadership Associates Chicago, Illinois	KM2: Technology Integration - The New Face of KM Speakers: OZ BENAMRAM Director of Knowledge Management Morrison & Foerster LLP New York, New York TOM BALDWIN Chief Knowledge Officer Reed Smith LLP Los Angeles, California DAVID JABBARI Global Head of Know-How Allen & Overy LLP London, UK	SL2: The Connection Between Discovery and Case Assessment Moderator: NADINE WEISKOPF Director of Strategic Planning LexisNexis Litigation Services Bellevue, Washington Speakers: MICHAEL KELLEHER Litigation Partner Folger Levin & Kahn LLP San Francisco, California BROWNING E. MAREAN Partner DLA Piper US LLP San Diego, California	AED2: Data Sampling: A Strategy For Predicting Discovery Costs & Developing Case Strategy Moderator: CHRIS PASKACH Partner Forensic Technology Services KPMG LLP Cypress, California Speakers: MANFRED GABRIEL Associate Latham & Watkins LLP New York, New York CHRISTOPHER Q. KING Partner Member e-Discovery Practice Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, LLP Chicago, Illinois PHIL NICKELS Team Lead Automated Litigation Support Munger, Tolles & Olson Los Angeles, California ASHLEY WATSON Vice President and General Counsel Attenex Corp. Atlanta, Georgia	TEM2: Authenticating Digital Evidence Moderators: NEIL ARESTY, ESQ. Senior Vice President Merrill Legal Solutions Boston, Massachusetts MICHAEL ARKFELD, ESQ. Principal and Author Arkfeld and Associates Phoenix, Arizona Panel: HON. PAUL W. GRIMM Chief Magistrate Judge US District Court District of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland GEORGE L. PAUL Partner Chair, Discovery and Data Management Group Lewis and Roca LLP Phoenix, Arizona JASON VELASCO Vice-President Client Services Merrill Legal Solutions Boston, Massachusetts LESLIE WHARTON Partner Arnold & Porter LLP Washington, DC	1:30 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. ETA3: How to Automate Offline Tape Discovery 2:45 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. ETA4: The Future of eDiscovery is Here: Computer-Expedited Document Review
3:00 - 3:30	Exhibit Hall Break
3:30 - 5:00	AT3: The Move To Office 2007 – Emerging Best Practices Speaker: SHERRY KAPPEL Sr. Vice President, Chief Innovation Officer Microsystems Chicago, Illinois	KM3: KM Roundtable - Practical Approaches Speakers: JOHN COWLING Partner Armstrong Teasdale LLP St. Louis, Missouri LISA KELLAR GIANAKOS Senior Practice Consultant Hunton & Williams Washington, D.C. MARY PANETTA Director of Knowledge Management Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP Los Angeles, California	SL3: E-Discovery & Document Review: Best Practices for Saving Money & Developing Realistic Budgets Moderator: COURTNEY INGRAFFIA BARTON, ESQ. Vice President, Industry Relations Applied Discovery, Inc. Washington, DC Speakers: VIRGINIA P. HENSCHEL Senior Litigation Counsel Sunoco, Inc. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CHRISTOPHER C. JENSEN, ESQ. Senior Vice President Hudson Legal Washington, DC TIM O'MARA Partner Latham & Watkins LLP San Francisco, California	AED3: Navigating Data Privacy Issues For Multinational Data Collection And Review Moderator: PAUL TOMBLESON Partner KPMG UK London, UK Speakers: MOZE COWPER Sr. Corp. Counsel Amgen Inc. Thousand Oaks, California AMOR ESTEBAN Partner Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP San Francisco, California KEN RASHBAUM Partner Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold, LLP New York, New York MARK SMITH Sr. Associate Winston & Strawn LLP Los Angeles, California	TEM3: Mock Presentation of 26(f), Meet And Confer & Rule 16 Hearing Moderators: NEIL ARESTY, ESQ. Senior Vice President Merrill Legal Solutions Boston, Massachusetts MICHAEL ARKFELD, ESQ. Principal and Author Arkfeld and Associates Phoenix, Arizona Judge: HON. RICHARD G. STEARNS, District Judge US District Court District of Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts Plaintiffs: MARK S. SIDOTI Director - Chair, E-Discovery Task Force Gibbons P.C. New York, New York JASON VELASCO Vice-President Client Services Merrill Legal Solutions Boston, Massachusetts Defendants: PETER R. COONS, ENCE CCE D4 Discovery – Computer Forensics and Collections DocuLegal Rochester, New York PHILLIP J. DUFFY Counsel Gibbons P.C. Newark, New Jersey	4:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. ETA5: iCONECTnXT with UNICODE Support
5:00	Welcome Cocktail Reception for Exhibitors & Paid Conference Attendees Only Mercury Ballroom Sponsored by:
6:00	LTN Awards Dinner West Ballroom Sponsored by:

The Evolution of E-Discovery: Technology, Rulemakeing and the Impact of Best Practices [Top]

Thomas Y. Allman Former Senior Vice President and General Counsel BASF Corporation

The explosive growth of electronic discovery has been channeled by the Federal Amendments of 2006 and is now the subject of an intense debate across the country as states scramble to catch up! Clearly, some of the emerging issues require a more nuanced approach than the Federal Amendments – and experience suggests that both the "accessibility" and the "safe harbor" rules can be successfully modified to play that role. Tom Allman, a keen observer and a participant in both the "best practices" and rulemaking movements, will discuss current developments – including the Second Edition of the Sedona Principles, which he helped edit – at the heart of this new paradigm. You will walk away well prepared to reinforce positive change and provide effective leadership in the e-discovery challenges ahead of us.

Advanced IT [Top]

Sessions in the Advanced IT Track, created in conjunction with ILTA, focus on a wide variety of in-depth and practical discussions of strategic IT issues and business practices most affecting the legal profession today. Join us as industry leaders present case studies on legal technology best practices and strategies they have found to be successful in their firms. Learn about ways to use mobile, remote and wireless technologies to assist in disaster recovery and business continuity plans, and share case studies of laws firms preparing for and implementing Office 2007.

AT1: Legal Technology Best Practices

Join our panel of legal technology CIO's and IT directors as they discuss technology issues they are grappling with at their firms. They will share valuable information on topics such as strategic technology planning, data centers, project management, desktop management, knowledge management, document management and disaster recovery/business continuity.

AT2: The Role Of Mobile Remote And Wireless Technologies in Disaster Recovery

It's not uncommon for a disaster plan to include "work from home" or "work from another site" scenarios.We'll not only explore the uses of mobile, remote and wireless technologies in recovery, but also in the planning and execution of the plans themselves. Our experts give you some interesting and unique tips on using mobile, remote and wireless technologies.

AT3: The Move To Office 2007 – Emerging Best Practices

Law firms are facing a big question – when should we move to Office 2007? Once a simple boxed suite of desktop applications, the 2007 Microsoft Office system is a full-fledged platform that reaches far beyond the desktop and even the enterprise. Follow the journey of Office 2007 early adopter law firms – from their decision criteria to the latest best practices for implementing Office 2007 successfully. Take away practical strategies for planning your own successful Office 2007 migration.

Knowledge Management [Top]

Knowledge Management (KM) has evolved from a set of interestin theories to practical approaches that deliver real value. As KM continues to evolve, so must your organization's strategic plan in order to maintain a successful and effective KM discipline. Learn what other organizations are doing to ensure that their KM initiatives thrive.

KM1: How Knowledge Management Has Grown Up

Knowledge Management arrived as a concept a number of years ago. But it has taken more time for viable commercial systems and approaches to deliver real value. This session explores:

• Why early KM efforts didn't always live up to their promises.
• Why building the internal case for KM is sometimes more difficult than it should be.
• How commercial systems have evolved to provide real benefit.
• What differentiates a successful KM approach from those that have not done as well?
• What new approaches are emerging to provide the next round of innovation?

KM2: Technology Integration – The New Face of KM

Early approaches to Knowledge Management tended to take one of two forms:

1. Individual, highly customized systems;
2. Commercial applications providing KM to the mass market.

Some organizations have moved to combine the two approaches in a technology integration that combines the best of both worlds. In this session, you will hear from leading law firms that have embarked on highly customized approaches that still integrate the best of what commercial systems have to offer.

KM3: KM Roundtable – Practical Approaches

Though Knowledge Management is not a new concept, many organizations struggle to find practical approaches that work for their specific needs. This panel features leading KM experts from large law firms committed to making KM a success. Find out about the particular approaches they've used to make their KM initiatives a success.

The Changing Role of Technology in Strategic Litigation Planning [Top]

In this track, legal professionals will learn strategies for using technology to connect and manage key areas such as discovery, case assessment and case analysis to gain more control over the litigation workflow, to manage increasing cost constraints and to improve strategic litigation planning.

SL1: Gaining Control - Making Discovery Work for You

A panel of litigation support experts will discuss indispensable tips and technology tricks that'll help you gain more control over the discovery process. From meet and confers to knowing how to make your technology investments work together, you'll learn valuable information that you can put to work right away.

SL2: The Connection Between Discovery and Case Assessment

In today's litigation landscape, a solid case analysis and assessment strategy is vital to an effective discovery project. Attendees will learn how a formal case assessment and analysis approach enables parties to quickly assess the identity, location and potential relevance of discovery documents, as well as empower counsel to engage in educated discussions regarding productions, burden and preservation issues and cost-shifting. Attendees will also learn how this approach mitigates discovery risks while more efficiently meeting agreed-upon discovery deadlines.

SL3: E-Discovery & Document Review: Best Practices for Saving Money & Developing Realistic Budgets

Managing document review and the costs associated with e-discovery pose two of the most significant challenges attorneys face today. Recent Federal Rules changes, combined with ever-growing volumes of email and other electronic data, are compelling corporate counsel to adopt more efficient and cost-effective ways of responding to discovery requests and regulatory investigations. This session will provide insight new strategies for controlling costs by leveraging advances in technology and streamlining the document review process.

Actionable E-Discovery [Top]

You've heard the theoretical discussions on e-discovery – now learn th actionable steps to manage it in a faster, defensible, cost-effective and strategic manner. These practical, interactive sessions will focus on how inside counsel and law firms can take control of the e-discovery process while adhering to industry standards such as the EDRM Model and The Sedona Conference.

AED1: Finding The Right Balance Of In-House And Outsourced E-Discovery Resources

As legal teams take more control of e-discovery, they're challenged with finding the right mix of in-house staffing and outsourced services to quickly and efficiently handle discovery matters. How can companies, law firms and service providers balance the need to keep costs low, yet have the right expert resources available at all times? How can legal teams, working across multiple organizations, ensure that processes are transparent, repeatable and defensible? This session will include examples of how leading e-discovery practitioners are managing these needs and also provide practical steps on how to assess, plan and implement an effective resources strategy.

AED2: Data Sampling: A Strategy For Predicting Discovery Costs & Developing Case Strategy

How can inside counsel forecast the potential electronic discovery and review expense for each matter? How can the cost of discovery and review be weighed against the risk? And, once the risk and costs are assessed, how do they impact case strategy? Learn how the practice of data sampling can help legal teams answer these questions. This session will provide a playbook for inside counsel and law firms as they assess e-discovery costs and risks and develop case strategy.

AED3: Navigating Data Privacy Issues For Multinational Data Collection And Review

More multinational corporations and their law firms are challenged with managing cross-border projects of data collection, hosting and review. What are the data privacy issues that U.S. legal teams need to be aware of when handling multinational cases? How do these privacy issues impact litigation? This session will highlight the key challenges and pitfalls of discovery for international litigation and provide inside counsel and law firm attendees with guidelines on developing an effective legal strategy that is in compliance with international regulations.

Total Evidence Management™ [Top]

As the volume of electronic data grows exponentially, success is critical to having a secure, foolproof process to manage evidence. Learn how Total Evidence Management (TEM™) effectively combines and organizes the myriad of analog and electronically stored information that is subject to discovery. This track defines TEM in the digital age and discusses how comprehensive electronic data discovery and production protocols can save time and money and potentially change a litigation outcome.

TEM1: Total Evidence Management (TEM™): A Winning Approach To Complex Litigation In The Digital Age

This session focuses on understanding Total Evidence Management (TEM™) and why it is imperative to have a TEM process in place to comply with the scope of ESI requirements spelled out in the FRCP revisions, the consequences to parties that have failed to produce discoverable ESI, and the role that TEM can play in mitigating risk. Hear from in-house attorneys on how they use TEM day-to-day and how TEM has helped them to be more prepared in strategizing their cases.

TEM2: Authenticating Digital Evidence

Avoid having your motion dismissed because of inability to lay a proper foundation for your electronic evidence. See how having a TEM methodology in place to prove the authenticity of your evidence will help you to prepare for and win your cases. There will be a mock authentication hearing re authentication of chain of custody and other foundational issues.

TEM3: Mock Presentation of 26(f), Meet And Confer & Rule 16 Hearing

This session will include a Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(f) "meet and confer" session between the parties where they will discuss the "claims or defenses" of their cases and arrange for initial disclosures regarding "electronically stored information" (ESI). They will discuss any issues relating to preserving, disclosure or discovery of ESI, form or forms of disclosure, procedure for the protection of privileged documents, and expedited discovery. The parties will address the form in which data should be disclosed, keeping in mind issues such as "kept in the usual course of business" and "translated into reasonably usable format", and whether reference to a database will be sufficient for disclosure purposes. This will conclude with a Rule 16 appearance before the Court to memorialize an agreed preservation order, inadvertent disclosure order, and possible form(s) of disclosure, and resolve any other open e-discovery issues. What are the critical factors to focus on before, during and subsequent to the conference?

Emerging Technogies: Open to all! [Top]

With the proliferation of technology available, it can be hard to distinguish the defining differential of one product over another. This track, OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES (unless otherwise noted) is purposefully designed to showcase the leading products offered to the legal community today. Based on industry buzz and frequently asked questions, we've invited some of the leading companies to clearly demonstrate how their products and services impact the ways lawyers do business. Each session is a product showcase, dedicated to a limited number of products and services. You won't want to miss these firsthand presentations to help you choose what is best for your firm.

Philips presents
ETA1: How To Become A Great Dictator - Revisiting the Art Of Dictation

If you're running a country, being a Dictator is not the most popular form of task management. But as an attorney, being a great Dictator offers a great deal of benefits. Explore time proven dictation techniques as well as some new tricks (such as uploading dictation back to the office via your Smartphone), designed to assist your output and increase your secretary/admin's productivity.

Presented by Rick Gallahan - Director, Business Development, Philips Speech Processing North America. Rick has over 24 years of experience in the dictation method and increasing professional's output.

XMLAW presnts
ETA2: Creating Efficiency and Productivity in Law Firms Today: XMLAW and SharePoint

Efficiency, productivity and client service in any law firm require timely and secure access to information. Legal-specific intranets and extranets can provide integration, enterprise search, and context around the information that attorneys and staff need. This session will demonstrate how a portal solution can be quickly deployed while accelerating user adoption and reducing training requirements. Using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server as the foundation, we will show how firms can easily link applications and data from multiple sources, bring all content securely into a single SharePoint search with interactive and integrated results, and ensure content and functionality is easy to find and use. Demonstrations and case studies will show how you can make it easier for professionals and clients to find, access, and collaborate on information, expertise, and processes.

Index Engines presents
ETA3: How to Automate Offline Tape Discovery

Finding and extracting responsive content from offline tapes has been a time consuming and costly task. New technology that automates the tape discovery process, eliminating the requirement to restore content from tape, is reducing the overall time and cost 50 to 70%. This session will provide an overview of the new automated process and present actual case studies of clients who have benefitted from this new method.

recommind presents
ETA4: The Future of eDiscovery is Here: Computer-Expedited Document Review

The majority of costs along the eDiscovery spectrum – roughly 70% of the entire eDiscovery bill – are generated at just one step of the process: the document review phase. The solution to this incredibly costly and time-consuming challenge lies in automation; the more lawyers can utilize software to help them automatically categorize and "pre-code" documents along key parameters like responsiveness, privilege, priority and relationship to issues or subject codes, the more efficient and accurate the entire review process becomes. This benefits not only the client – with better service, lower legal bills and a better chance of winning the case – but the lawyer as well, with more efficiency, far greater capacity and better work product. eDiscovery has experienced dramatic change over the past 5-7 years; shouldn't your review tools keep up with these changes?

Craig R. Carpenter, Esq., is Vice President of eDiscovery Solutions and General Counsel at Recommind.

iCONECT presents
ETA5: iCONECTnXT with UNICODE Support

CHINA, RUSSIA, MIDDLE EAST...growing economies that generate documents in their native languages

Searching, translating, storing and managing those documents can be challenging. iCONECT helps you overcome this challenge with workflow features and multilingual support that make the review of foreign language documents and EDD seamless with your English collection, making it easier for you to tap into global markets.

SuperSession: Open to all! [Top]

Nexidia presnts
Tuesday, February 5 | 1:00pm – 5:00pm Nassau A
Audio Discovery in Practice: Bringing Audio Evidence from the Back Room to the Courtroom

Join Nexidia and our Partners

A practical approach to Audio evidence from "beginning to end" of the eDiscovery process. Topics include:

• Identification & Preservation
• Collection
• Review & Analysis
• Production & Presentation

For more information on the Audio Discovery SuperSession, please visit our LegalTech page at www.nexidia.com/legal/legaltech.php.

Microsoft presents
Tuesday, February 5th, 9:00am - 5:00pm Nassau B

Presentation topics will address:

• SharePoint for Search, Client Extranets and more!
• Unified Communications
• Business Intelligence and Performance Point Server
• And more!

9:00 am - 9:45 am: Microsoft Office 2007 - Why Upgrade?
Microsoft Office 2007 is a big departure from previous versions - there is a new user interface, file formats, and a host of tools that will help lawyers and legal professionals alike become more productive. In this rare session, hear from two industry leaders: Donna Payne of Payne Consulting Group and Joe Buser of Traveling Coaches as they present their top 20 reasons for making the move to Office 2007.

Donna Payne CEO Payne Consulting Group

Joe Buser Sales Manager Traveling Coaches

9:45 am - 10:30 am: Transition Break

10:30 am - 11:15 am: Open Text's Legal Information Management System LIMS and Microsoft SharePoint 2007
Join us to celebrate the launch of Open Text's newest Legal offering, Open Text Legal Information Management - a new solution that combines Open Text's specialized legal industry expertise in matter lifecycle management and proactive compliance, with the collaboration and document management capabilities of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.

Chris Lynch VP and General Manager Mid Market Line of Business Open Text Corporation

11:15 am - 12:00 pm: Transition Break

12:00 pm - 12:45 pm: Delivering Insight: Microsoft Business Intelligence for Law Firm Practice Management
Many law firms want deeper visibility into operational performance and want to be more proactive in managing firm talent, clients and intellectual capital. Join us for discussions on how to leverage Microsoft's Performance Point Server, SQL Server Reporting Services, SharePoint 2007 and Excel Services to optimize your firm's assets and improve practice performance.

Elliott Ichimura Microsoft

12:45 pm - 1:30 pm: Transition Break

1:30 pm - 2:15 pm: SharePoint 2007 for Service Delivery and Handshake Software's DM Director
Chances are you're familiar with only a few things you can do with a great SharePoint implementation. Unified view of all client data across multiple systems? Matter-centricity? Extranet with your firms' clients? Team collaboration? Enterprise search and knowledge management? Workflow? And more! Join us for an overview on SharePoint, practical examples from successful law firm implementations and in particular see Handshake Software's exciting new DM Director product that extends SharePoint to be your firm's Document and Email Management system.

Doug Horton CEO & President Handshake Software

Gad Epstein Microsoft

2:15 pm - 3:00 pm: Transition Break

3:00 pm - 3:45 pm: Application Virtualization and Microsoft
Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack for Software Assurance is a dynamic desktop solution available to Software Assurance customers, which reduces application deployment costs, enables delivery of applications as services and allows for better management and control of enterprise desktop environments. It helps reduce the TCO of the entire Windows desktop lifecycle by accelerating OS and application management, and enhancing IT responsiveness and end-user uptime. This session will introduce you to the five components of MDOP with a strong technical focus on AGPM and SoftGrid Application Virtualization.

John Flanagan CRI Technologies Inc

3:45 pm - 4:30 pm: Transition Break

4:30 am - 5:15 pm: Microsoft's Unified Communication Vision with Office Communications Server 2007 and Exchange 2007
An overview of Microsoft's Unified Communication Vision and introduction to products associated with the vision including the recently released Office Communications Server 2007 and Exchange 2007

Sam Cavaliere Microsoft

Visit the LegalTech NY section of the Microsoft site for more details: www.microsoft.com/professionalservices