PC (Plaforms for Communication) Forum 2002

PC (Plaforms for Communication) Forum 2002 March 24th to 26th / Scottsdale, Arizona Today's business headlines: From Web services to WiFi, from SAP to AT&T, from broadband to security, they're all in the news today, and at PC Forum in two weeks - March 24 to 26 (http://www.edventure.com/pcforum).

Shouldn't you be there, too?

* Joe Nacchio will explain why Qwest won't be another Enron or Global Crossing, while FCC Chairman Michael Powell discusses his broadband agenda.

* Microsoft's Rick Belluzzo and Sun's Ed Zander will discuss Passport, Liberty Alliance and the future of digital identity.

* SAP co-CEO Henning Kagermann and American Airlines CIO Monte Ford will discuss the politics of enterprise software, at a time when enterprises want three-month paybacks.

* The leaders in the WiFi unlicensed wireless space - Boingo, Joltage Networks, SkyPilot and Sputnik - will share their vision for ubiquitous and untethered connectivity.

* Napster's Konrad Hilbers and TiVo's Mike Ramsay will explore the end of one-way broadcasting and the future of media and entertainment with WebTV and Moxi Digital founder Steve Perlman.

* General Wesley Clark (ret.), former supreme NATO commander, will put it all into the context of the post 9/11 world.

These are just a few examples of the newsmakers who will be joining us on stage and in the hallways. Register today and take your place with the industry's key players who know PC Forum as the one event they can't miss this year.

Come to PC Forum and connect with the people who are making headlines....Or miss it, and resign yourself to just reading about them.

We want to see you there.

Esther Dyson and the EDventure team