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JP Rangaswami
Managing Director - BT Design
Originally an economist and financial journalist, JP Rangaswami has worked with technology in large multinationals for 27 years. Most recently, JP joined BT from Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein where he served as Global CIO and won CIO of the year in 2003 by Waters magazine.
He has a reputation for innovation and is highly regarded by his peers. He is thought provoking, sponsoring technology disruptions that reduce complexity, increase speed and empower customers. He is an advocate for community-based "opensource" development methods and practices and he embraces wholeheartedly Enterprise 2.0 social networking software. He sees this as the next battleground for control of freedom of information such as identity, presence and authentication.
JP is a fervent blogger. On Confused of Calcutta he posts daily insights and opinions inviting discussion. He is a regular speaker at industry events particularly on innovation and opensource. He was named CIO Innovator of the Year by the European Technology Forum in 2004. He is an Advisory Board member of CAL-IT and a Charter Member of TiE UK, along with memberships of the IoD, the ACM and the IEEE. He is a Fellow of the British Computer Society (BCS) and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA). He is a also a Freeman of the Information Technologists Company (a London City Livery Company, also known as the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists).
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| What people said about the 21st Century Global Summit 2006: |
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Thami Msimango, CTO, Telkom South Africa |
| Absolutely Brilliant!! If only all ICT summits were as well organized and value adding. Thank you for inviting me, I appreciate it so much. |
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Dan Elron, Managing Partner, Accenture |
| Hopefully there will be more events like this one to move us on to the smart, 21C enabled world - increasing carrier collaboration and openness. |
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Sebastiano Tevarotto, VP & GM Communications, Media & Entertainment Business, HP |
| I am really positive about this conference as we have common interests emerging and I’m very grateful to [Identity Events] for organizing the first one. |
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