Chris Vein, CIO of City of San Francisco presenting his plans at Technosium

Executives presenting at Technosium

Dinner and Awards Ceremony

Technosium 2010 is Silicon Valley's annual Presentations and Dinner and will be held on March 18, 2010.

Agenda for Thursday March 18, 2010 (CLICK HERE) >>>

The finalists for 2010 are 3PAR, AccelOps Inc., Adaptive Engineering LLC, Adaptive Planning, AlarmPoint Systems, Ankeena Networks, ANXeBusiness, AppSense, Avocent, Axcient, BDNA, BlueCat Networks Inc., Central Desktop, Crossroads Systems, Deacom Inc., Demand Media, Dialogic Corporation, Digitalsmiths, DisplayLink, DocuSign Inc., Ensim Corporation, Facilis Group LLC, Fidelis Security Systems, FleetMind Solutions Inc., Globaltel Media, Great Bay Software, HardMetrics Inc., IPC Systems, Knoa Software, Liquidware Labs, LongJump, MBX Systems, Modulo, MokaFive, Motive Interactive Inc., Narus Inc., nCircle, NetWitness Corporation, Nomadesk, Novatel Wireless Inc., Permabit Technology Corporation, Pillar Data Systems, Plex Systems, Privacyware, Promisec Ltd., Protegrity, Rapid7, Red Condor Inc., Reflexion Networks Inc., RingCube Technologies Inc., SenSage, SilkRoad Technology, Smoothstone, SOA Software, Solera Networks, Spigit Inc., SPS Commerce, StatCom, MessageLabs, Telcordia Technologies, Telogis, Tufin Technologies, Uptime Software, Virtela Communications Inc., VirtenSys, VMLogix Inc., VYCON, Wedge Networks, Xceedium, Zetta Technologies.

To attend the Technosium 2010 Presentations and Dinner, please CLICK HERE. The event will be held on March 18, 2010 at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco from 1PM to 10PM. The agenda is being updated - CLICK HERE

In 2009 CEOs and senior executives presented to a live audience at the Technosium Executive Alliance Forum in San Francisco and received feedback from attendees that included industry executives and end-user community comprising of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs).

Chris Vein, City CIO and Executive Director, Department of Technology at City and County of San Francisco was a keynote speaker at the forum in 2009. Chris is known for recognizing the challenges that the City and County of San Francisco face and coming up with a strategy to address the issues and hopefully build the consensus to resolve them. The Technosium forum also included current topic panels represented by leading technology vendors, CIOs and CISOs. Cisco Systems, Inc. supported the Technosium forum by presenting on strategic alliances and being part of industry panels.

The coveted Hot Companies analysis encompasses companies in all areas of information technologies including security, wireless, storage, networking, software and communications. The Hot Companies 2010 evaluation process also assessed candidates for entrepreneurial spirit, seasoned executives with relevant experience, clear understanding of the segment of IT market they are currently active and plan to stay active in, products and solutions that are positioned to take advantage of the emerging market opportunities, well developed revenue-growth model and clearly planned expansion strategies.

The Hot Companies award ceremony is held in San Francisco. Technosium Executive Alliance Forums are bringing industry vendors and end-users together through interactive meetings. Technosium has received support in past events from associations and industry leaders including Association of Information Technology Professionals, Information Systems Security Association, Silicon Valley Communications, San Jose Mercury News - The Newspaper of Silicon Valley, Wi-Fi Alliance, Trusted Computing Group, Information Security Professionals Association, Network Products Guide, Personal Broadband Industry Association, Covenant, Wireless Communications Alliance, Technology Lawyer, Info Security Products Guide, New Technology World and Stanford Graduate School of Business.