AT FSTEC, THE POSSIBILITIES BURN BRIGHT

The spark of an idea can erupt into a brilliant future. So while the foodservice industry may be facing unprecedented challenges, there is also tremendous opportunity. The FSTEC 2010 conference theme IGNITE GROWTH will address burning technology issues through an incredibly rich program. With expert speakers providing relevant insight for future IT business strategy, as well as workshop sessions designed to both share best practices and spark new ideas to ignite future growth for your company. 

Forrester Research – fueling the fire with invaluable insight. This year, FSTEC brings you sizzling new conference program content featuring partner Forrester Research, a leading independent research company that provides pragmatic and forwardthinking advice to global leaders in business and technology. Forrester’s senior business analysts will draw on their company’s world-renowned research to lead panels, present sessions and deliver keynote speeches throughout the conference.

FSTEC KEYNOTE ADDRESS ANNOUNCED

Forrester Research Inc's, Nigel Fenwick, will present keynote address at FSTEC!

Nigel Fenwick, Vice President & Principal Analyst, will be presenting his keynote address, Positioning IT to Drive Growth & Differentiation, on Tuesday, February 23 at the Long Beach Convention Center.

Profitable growth is key to the long-term health of nearly all businesses. For years technology has been used to improve business process and efficiency in the food service industry. Now society is being transformed by social technology. With these seismic shifts a new opportunity is emerging for IT to demonstrate leadership in fuelling growth and differentiation. This keynote will challenge conventional thinking and provide actionable information to help drive growth and differentiation in the era of a connected society.

Click here to hear a preview podcast interview with FSTEC Keynoter, Nigel Fenwick.

15th Anniversary of FSTEC

Launched in 1996, FSTEC shares its 15th Anniversary with other tech milestones. 15 years ago, Japan welcomed the introduction of DVDs—the Java programming language was released—the American Pathfinder was launched to Mars—email eclipsed snail mail in usage—the world was introduced to Ebay—the first FSTEC was held in Dallas.

At FSTEC 2010, the possibilities burn bright.

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