Events Calendar
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Events > November 2008
November 2008
3 - 4 November
FloodFighters:2008
Resilience, Response, Renewal
3-4 November
Supply Chain Risk Management Summit 2008
The Supply Chain Risk Management Summit 2008 (SCRM 2008) is the must attend conference and networking event that will highlight the key issues in supply chain management and enterprise risk management (ERM), detailing the latest strategies for minimising vulnerability and maximising business opportunity. With in-depth analysis of the risk agenda, SCRM 2008 will empower you with the necessary information for driving strategic risk management across the enterprise. ContingencyToday's readers will entitled a discount price of Pounds 1,495, a saving of Pounds 400. For more information please contact Andrew Richards - +44 (0) 20 7202 7560 or andrew.richards@wtgevents.com
6-7 November
The Malicious Exploitation of Information Systems: Countering the Rise of the Insider Threat
www.perpetuityconferences.com/conference…
10 - 12 November
Border Protection
www.iqpc.co.uk/ShowEvent.aspx?id=125768
11 November
Civil Contingencies: Towards Better Leadership and Resilience in Local Emergency Planning Structure
publicpolicyexchange.co.uk/events/8K11-P…
11 November 11.00am -12.30pm
Exploring the dynamics between peace, security and justice
Chair: Professor Francesca Klug (Equality and Human Rights Commissioner) The Commission is all-party, co-chaired by Lord George Robertson and Lord Paddy Ashdown. Further information on the work of the Commission and a list of all forthcoming security lectures can be found at:
12 - 19 November
Next Generation Information & Data Security
Proudly organized by Neoedge, Next Generation Information & Data Security workshop, This comprehensive workshop is dedicated to enable you to master the latest state-of-the-art knowledge, technologies, management practice and market trends for your organization advantage, encompassing information and data security.The workshop will be led by World-Class Expert, Dr. Michael Caloyannides, with over 40 years of experience in Information Security at the highest levels of Industry, Academia and Government. His current positions include Senior Consultant, NASA, USA; Chief Scientist, Ideal Innovations, Inc. and Adjunct Professor, Johns Hopkins University.A Pre-Course Questionnaire will be sent to you prior to the workshop to customize the workshop for your learning needs. You will receive a Certificate of Attendance upon completion.
13 November
NUCLEAR NEW BUILD FORUM
A market update on latest developments for the next generation
www.marketforce.eu.com/newbuild/
18 - 19 November
INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MANAGEMENT
Insights into asset management best practice: equip yourself with the tools for success
19 - 20 November
The Emergency Services Show 2008
The Emergency Services Show is the one-stop-shop to find out exactly what is happening in the industry. Multi Agency Collaboration In Action As emergency services are being encouraged to forge a closer working relationship, exhibitors at the show are leading the way with many stands actively promoting co-responding. Making Waves Water rescue is a real focus for the emergency services industry and will feature heavily at the Exhibition this year: For procurement managers needing to keep abreast of the latest developments of a diverse product range, this is the ultimate event. For operational and emergency planning officers, The Emergency Services Show is the ideal starting point for fostering new relationships. The Exhibition is FREE to attend, including the Emergency Response Zone, the Blue Light Zone and the Outside Exhibition. To register or for further information on exhibitors and to keep updated with the Conference programme as it is confirmed, visit
www.theemergencyservicesshow2008.com
21 November - 17 January 2009
Digital Cities: London Future
A new exhibition in London co-curated by Sir Terry Farrell and The Building Centre, reveals how our cities are being transformed by the new digital technologies available to designers, architects and planners. Sir Terry Farrell, one of the world foremost architect / urban planners, will also open the exhibition on 20 November. The exhibition, Digital Cities: London Future will examine how digital technology helps us understand and improve the planning and experience of our city: looking at the impact of movement in cities; how communication and information technologies inform a personʼs experience of a place; how people interpret cities with the use of technology; how digital mapping influences the design and planning of cities and how new software is taking the design of buildings within their urban context, far beyond what can be achieved by human analysis. The exhibition and its associated lectures and conference will also be an opportunity for debating some of the ʻbig brotherʼ issues associated with all this potentially intrusive information gathering. The entirely multi-media exhibition will showcase a number of research and commercial projects that use technology to plan and design cities.
25 - 26 November
THE FUTURE OF THE CARBON MARKET
The outlook for emissions trading: evolution, expansion and integration
www.marketforce.eu.com/carbon/
