The document announces upcoming webcasts from Deloitte for technology executives on various topics. The first webcast on January 16th will discuss wearable computing technology and its implications for business including design principles, security concerns, and business use cases. The second webcast on February 6th will cover sovereign computing and how it may impact enterprise security and how organizations can address issues. The final webcast on March 6th will discuss managing technical debt in organizations and how to identify and address common drivers of technical debt.

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January 16
Thursday, 2:00 PM ET
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Wearable Computing: Mobile's Next Frontier
Financial Executives
The convergence of people, places, devices, and the Web, along with the ability
to overlay information and services on physical space and objects, have the
potential to transform business and everyday life. But what new challenges might
wearable computing technology present for businesses? We'll discuss:
HR Executives
Tax Executives
Industries
An overview of wearable computing and how it relates to augmented
reality and the Internet of things.
Wearables design principles and implications, including security and
privacy concerns.
Business scenarios being explored by early adopters in the health care,
consumer products, and entertainment industries.
Discover how wearable technologies hold the potential to revolutionize your
business.
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February 06
Thursday, 2:00 PM ET
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Rebel With a Cause: Sovereign Computing
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Proponents of sovereign computing want to bring back to the Internet certain reallife freedoms that have potentially been lost online. But what new challenges
could it represent for enterprise security? We'll discuss:
The origin of the sovereign computing movement as a way to enable
users to own their information and computing resources and share them
as they wish.
How sovereign computing may impact organizations, including
employees, partners, and customers.
Examples of sovereign computing applications, including open source,
peer-to-peer, and social networks.
Learn what enterprise security issues may be born from sovereign computing,
and steps that enterprises can take to address them.
March 06
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2. Thursday, 2:00 PM ET
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Technical Debt: Reversing the Deficit
Over time, technical debt, including quality issues, lack of standards, or
architectural compromises, can create high defect rates, reduced application
speed, maintenance inefficiencies, and low productivity in IT departments. Left
unchecked, these issues are not only costly, but can stifle an organization's ability
to innovate and grow. We'll discuss:
How to identify the common drivers of technical debt, including IT asset
complexity, and their business impacts.
Keys to managing technical debt, including application architecture and
coding practices.
Examples of organizations that have taken steps to reduce and avoid
technical debt.
Hear practical approaches to assess and address your organization's level of
technical debt.
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