IS-02	12:30 - 13:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Information security issues in the "Ubiquitous society"

"Ubiquitous society" is now glowing rapidly. This society shall guarantee "security", "safety" and "trusty" for all citizens those who join into the society. However, we can easily perceive that the "security" in this society is not respected as highest prior issue. Some people are working only to realize "technically possible" or "legally possible" as they please, and are not acting for "ethically right". I would like to look at information security issues in the ubiquitous society again, under above situation.

IS-03	14:00 - 15:00	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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HDD future possibilities in the Consumer Electronics Market
"The Pipeline and the Tank"

The global entertainment industry is undergoing a tectonic shift as its content transforms from analog to digital formats. This shift is both driving - and being driven by - new consumer expectations of control, ownership and acquisition. Understanding the dawn of the digital consumer era is as simple - and as compelling - as understanding how media "pipelines" deliver entertainment in radical new ways, and how media "tanks" are central to the success of the connected entertainment world. In this presentation, Mr. Pait will explain how the growth of these media pipelines and tanks will impact the consumer's experience with entertainment, the producers of such entertainment, and the device manufacturers that enable the age of the digital consumer.

IS-04	15:30 - 16:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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IS-05	11:00 - 13:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Embedded Device Program Development By Eclipse

I will show you the process to develop programs for the embedded systems using Eclipse.
As an example I will pick up a H8-3069F LAN board, build programs on Eclipse, and execute them on the board.

IS-07	14:00 - 15:00	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Server Market Trends in Japan

The JEITA Servers and Workstations Committee has been conducting a voluntary statistical survey of shipments of servers in cooperation with fourteen manufacturers since fiscal 1996. In this presentation, I will give an analysis of changes in the market for mainframes, UNIX servers, IA servers, and network storage based on the survey results obtained thus far. I will also give shipment prospects for the full year based on the actual results of the first quarter of fiscal 2005, since we started disclosing data to the public from this year.

IS-08	15:30 - 16:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Blade Server Market Trends in Japan

It has been three years since blade servers were introduced to the domestic market. Initially, these servers were used as clusters for scientific technical calculations by research institutes or as edge servers at data centers. Today, they are used in a wide range of applications as all-purpose servers.
The Server Systems Platform Special Committee under the JEITA Servers and Workstations Committee conducted a demand analysis of blade servers to investigate their introduction rate, actual usage, and prospective areas of application and compiled results. In this presentation, I will report on these results.

IS-09	11:00 - 12:00	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Analysis of Recovery Time vs Sleep Wattage of EP printers / MFP's

Using JEITA 2004 EP new-product-research data, the relations of "Recovery Time vs Sleep Wattage" etc have been analyzed. While an expected negative relation between recovery time and sleep wattage ( = more time with less wattage and vice versa) has been found in a part of product categories, a number of unexpected relations have been revealed. Based on the analysis in product categories from Mono-SFP to Color-MFP, a new energy-saving criterion with consideration of usability is considered.

IS-10	12:30 - 13:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Measures against counterfeit cash card crime
(Security countermeasures in ATM)

In May 2005, under the JEITA's initiative, intended for "Study group for the counterfeit cash card problem" that the Financial Services Agency started in February 2005, the ATM venders give a description of measures to against counterfeit cash card crimes in ATM.
In this lecture, will report measures to against counterfeit cash card crimes in ATM and introduce measures for ATM's security in the future.

IS-11	14:00 - 15:00	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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EA guide

Enterprise architecture (EA) is a framework first developed in the US, which combines business strategies and IT strategies, and is recently attracting attention also in Japan as a way to achieve comprehensive optimization of entire operations and systems of enterprises. The Solution Services Standardization Special Committee under the JEITA Solution Services Committee has compiled guidelines to help private enterprises in introducing the EA framework (EA Introduction Guide). The Guide gives 1) possible approaches depending on individual situations of enterprises, and 2) systems, human resources, and skills required. I will present the results of the survey conducted last year on the private sector's interest in and expectations for the EA framework, as well as a survey on actual cases where the framework has been introduced.

IS-12	15:30 - 16:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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SLA guideline in private sector ver.2

IS-13	10:00 - 12:00	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Interoperability of Home Networked Products Based on DLNA Guidelines

1) Scenario
Introduction, History, Organization, Members, etc
2) Vision
Interoperability among PC, CE and Mobile device, Device class, etc
3) Use Case of Guideline v1.0
To see contents by using TV, Note-PC, etc from another room
Contents: Video, Image and Music
4) Outline of Guideline v1.0
Protocol stack, Model of Server and Client, Sequence, Contents format, etc
5) DLNA/Certification and Logo program
Certification Logo Program, Certification mark, Certification Process, etc
6) WiFi certification program
7) Future of DLNA

IS-14	12:30 - 13:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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Japanese PC Industry now and future

Japanese PC industry current status and near future trend is explained, based on the JEITA related activities. Mainly the PC itself and its application is discussed.

IS-15	14:00 - 15:00	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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The possibility of RF-ID in manufacturing industry

Recently, a new method for business process management which makes a contribution to continuous improvements and innovations has led to an increased interest in manufacturing industry. This section proposes a new point of implication using RFID technology on production process in manufacturing industry which is "Process Visualization" introducing a result of the onsite field testing.

IS-16	15:30 - 16:30	Meeting Room 303,International Conference Hall
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"e-Document Law" Compliancy Issues and Their Effects

It is expected that the relaxation of document archiving brought about by the "e-document Law" is likely to bring about improved efficiencies in the businesses. Thus, it will be imperative that understanding how digitized documents will be managed in according to the e-Document Law. This presentation will look at technical standards and procedure requirements behind present compliance and CSR.