Event Details

Date:
Tuesday, 09 April 2013
Time:
11:45 am - 1:45 pm
Room:
Presidential Ballroom
Location:
Pullman Brisbane King George Square, Cnr Ann & Roma Streets
URL:
http://www.bel.uq.edu.au/alumni-lectures-series
Event category(s):

Event Contact

Name:
Ms Kathrin Hofmann
Phone:
07 3365 1546
Email:
k.hofmann@uq.edu.au
Org. Unit:
Business, Economics and Law

Event Description

Full Description:
The Faculy of Business, Economics and Law and the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology are proud to present Dr Vishal Sikka who will discuss 'Re-Thinking The Performance Of Information Processing Systems'.

Dr Vishal Sikka is a member of the Executive Board of SAP AG, heading technology and innovation for the company. He has responsibility for technology and platform products, including database, especially the industry breakthrough in-memory database SAP HANA, as well as analytics, mobile, application platform, and middleware.

Dr Sikka drives emerging technologies and advanced development for the next-generation technology platform, applications, and tools. He also oversees key technology partnerships, customer co-innovation, and incubation of emerging businesses. He has global responsibility for SAP Research, as well as academic and government relations.

Dr Sikka has been Chief Technology Officer of SAP since 2007, responsible for the overall technology, architecture, and product standards across the entire SAP product portfolio. He is the creator of the concept of “timeless software,” which underpins SAP architecture and innovation strategy.

Dr Sikka holds a Doctorate in Computer Science from Stanford University in California, and his experience includes research in Artificial Intelligence, Programming Models and Automatic Programming, as well as Information Management and Integration – at Stanford, at Xerox Palo Alto Labs, and as founder of two startup companies.

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