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SuperComputing 2008
Austin, USA, November 15-21
The SC conference is the world’s biggest show for high performance computing (HPC), networking, storage and analysis. SC08 marks its 20th birthday. The conference will feature the latest scientific and technical innovations from around the world. Bringing together scientists, engineers, researchers, educators, programmers, system administrators and business decision-makers, SC08 will be the forum for demonstrating how these developments are driving new ideas, new discoveries and new industries. The eagerly-awaited TOP500 list will also be announced.
SC08 is a great opportunity for Bull to highlight its ambition, know-how and expertise in this domain with Jülich, TERA 100 and Cardiff latest big wins!
In addition, Bull will surf on this event to launch ServiWare's Bull Online, the first e-commerce site dedicated to High Performance Computing in France.
Meet our experts on the Bull booth (#211) and see our latest HPC solutions at work.
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PETEX 2008
London/Olympia – 25-27 November
The PETEX Conference & Exhibition is a biennial event organized by the Petroleum Exploration Society of Great Britain. PETEX focuses on the geosciences industry in Europe and beyond. The 2008 edition is entitled “Focus on the Future” and promises to be the largest PETEX ever, breaking the record set by the 2006 PETEX with over 2600 visitors.
Bull is an exhibitor at PETEX. Visit our booth and discover our latest HPC solutions for the Oil and Gas industry.
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CDSE seminar: Security, opening the way towards sustainable competitiveness
26 November – Paris
Against a background of globalization, and with the growing threats from terrorism, fraud and data theft, security now has to be seen as a key component of competitiveness and differentiation, rather than as a limitation and additional expense for the enterprise. A number of recent failures in security systems highlighted by the media have shown just how important the issue of security is to the survival of the enterprise, and to its development.
What aspects of security are essential to a full appreciation of the problem? What are the functions and the limits of enterprise security? What respective roles do the State and individual businesses play when it comes to fulfilling society’s need for a certain level of security? What are the issues that go hand-in-hand with the existence of an enterprise security policy? Does the security policy applied by the enterprise play a financial or social role? What will be the outcome if enterprises continue to underestimate the importance of these questions? Do decision makers appreciate the full significance of this challenge?
In an attempt to answer these questions, the enterprise security directors club CDSE (Club des Dirigeants de la Sécurité d'Entreprise) seminar will be held on 26 November from 9am-5pm, in the AGF auditorium (87 Rue Richelieu, Paris I) with the participation of senior managers representing AREVA, Bull, EADS, GDF SUEZ and Vigeo.
Following an opening address by François Roussely, the President of the CDSE, and Anne-Marie Idrac, Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, Didier Lamouche, Chairman and CEO of Bull, will speak on: Security: a new challenge for competitiveness.
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Ensuring service continuity for IT infrastructures
Toulouse, 27 November
It’s becoming a major concern for IT Directors and CIOs: How to take advantage of the latest technologies to meet ever more demanding service level requirements?
With the increasing globalization of the economy, and the rise of the Internet and mobile computing technologies, doing business is now a 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week activity. And that mean, for most organizations, that any kind of service interruption is not longer acceptable.
Against this backdrop, information systems are a major business asset. IT Directors and CIOs have to ensure continous operations and focus their actions towards preventive measures, in line with the needs of different business functions. The increasing power of IT (in terms of processing power, virtualization, storage networks...) opens up new opportunities to respond to these demands for service continuity. A whole new vision of the Data Center is taking shape, based on simplification, industry standards, flexibility and cost optimization.
Bull – as a specialist in IT infrastructures that combine open systems and mainframes – is driving forward that vision, capitalizing on its extensive experience built up as a result of its consulting and outsourcing activities.
Bull, NetApp and VMware invite you to find out more about their solutions and hear customer case studies and expert opinions at a morning-long seminar.
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Open World Forum
Floss, Innovation and Competitiveness
Paris, Maison de la Chimie, 1-2 December
IT and businesses are in the midst of a fundamental revolution: the Free Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS). At the crossroad of FLOSS, the first Open World Forum will provide an international place where community members, politicians, IT decision makers, software project managers and leading-edge researchers and academics can meet to strengthen collaboration, identify key trends and cross-fertilize ideas and initiatives. Through tens of sessions, activities, and events, the Open World Forum will bring among FLOSS's best keynote presentations, community events, and technical tracks, covering from high level business policies to deep technical insights.
Created by a pioneering group of communities and IT industry players, the Forum has already attracted the majority of the largest FLOSS communities and ITC companies from across three continents.
This brand new initiative, initiated by Bull and other major European and French players from the IT world, the Open World Forum will bring together most of the world’s leading technology and software players in Paris including AtosOrigin, Bull, CapGemini, IBM, HP, SAP, Siemens, Sun, Thales..., as well as the largest FLOSS communities (Apache, Eclipse, QualiPSo, Linux Foundation, OW2,...), major research organizations and competitiveness clusters (Cap Digital, Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley, INRIA, Fraunhofer FOKUS, South China University of Technology, System@tic, ...), the main European and French Open Source industry associations (ADULLACT/OSOR, AFUL, April, Silicon Sentier) and a widespread international network of SMEs from across four continents, with the active support of the European Commission, the Paris City Authorities, Ile-de-France regional council and the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Bull will be part of the plenary session on Tuesday 2 December, with Jean-Pierre Barbéris, General Manager of Bull France.
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NAFEMS conference
Paris – December 4
Since October 1st, Bull is now an official member of NAFEMS. NAFEMS is an independent, non-profit, international membership association, owned by its members. The scope of activities spans the original finite element methods, through CFD to Optimization. As new application areas and techniques constantly evolve, NAFEMS becomes involved to create awareness and deliver appropriate education and training.
NAFEMS’ mission is ‘To promote the safe and reliable use of finite element and related technology’, and as such provides resources to the Engineering community, organizing community events, seminars, releasing publications and benchmarks, delivering trainings and in general promoting engineering technologies like FEA or CFD.
Bull has already participated to NAFEMS 2008 Conference, in Cheltenham, UK on 10th-11th June, and will also be exhibiting at the upcoming The Challenges of Multiphysics Simulation seminar in Paris on December 4th.
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STAR Conference 2008 France
Lyon, December 8
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The STAR User Conferences organized by CD-adapco are aimed at users of STAR-CD, STAR-CCM+ and the STAR-CAD Series – and the entire CAE community. The 2008 STAR French Conference will be held on December 8 th in Lyon . In a packed one- day agenda you will:
- Learn about the latest simulation techniques from expert CD-adapco staff and experienced users
- Network with other CAE users who employ CD-adapco software to gain competitive industrial advantage
- Experience the latest CAE technology, with seminars and hands on demonstrations
- Listen to presentations from industrial partners, describing new and innovative applications of CAE technology
Bull will exhibit its HPC solutions at STAR French Conference 2008. Visit the Bull booth!
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Open Source Breakfast seminars
BPM, the cornerstone of SOA implementation
Paris, December 17
Each month, Bull offers an open invitation to its breakfast-time seminars, each focusing on a theme linked to implementing Open Source software. Led by experts, these morning sessions offer pragmatic solutions to IT managers seeking to integrate Open Source software into their information systems. Their objective: to bring true technical contents to IT managers, which are willing to expand the use of Open Source software and eager to benefit fully from it.
The experiment of big Open Source-based projects, its links with the Communities, its capacity to support many components together with a long practice of Open Source software acquired in its R&D centers, make Bull a major actor in the Open Source world.
Wednesday, December 17 - BPM, the cornerstone of SOA implementation. The importance of a methodological framework and key points of the approach. Bull’s approach to Open Source.
From 9.00 to 11.00 at Centre Régus, Paris La Défense, Tour Ariane
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