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	CABA Event Reports CABA's mission is "to encourage the development, promotion, pursuit and understanding of integrated systems and automation in homes and buildings." To achieve this mission, CABA staff and others travel extensively to attend industry-related conferences and events. Concise intelligence reports are then written and distributed in a timely manner to CABA members. CABA Event Reports are available to CABA members at no charge via the Members Lounge. CABA Event Reports are available to non-members for a nominal charge of $395. Non-members can inquire about purchasing CABA publications at caba@caba.org. CABA documents require Acrobat Reader. Accessible to members only. ER-2006-04: Connected@Home Conference & Expo CABA’s second annual Connected@Home Conference featured presentations, panel discussions and exhibits summarizing the state of the industry, industry research (e.g., into consumer perceptions) and home technologies that provide entertainment, data, voice communications and home management systems over broadband and other infrastructures. This event report summarizes the keynote speakers’ messages, the plenary session visionaries, the CABA committee meetings, and provides a brief summary of some the tracks and related presentations. ER-2006-03: North American ConnectivityWeek 2006 This event report is a comprehensive account of session presentations from 2006 North American Connectivity Week held in Palm Springs, California from May 16 to 18. The 2006 North American Connectivity Week collected the industry events: BuilConn, M2M Expo and Conference, GridWise Expo and a Wireless Forum into a single venue. ER-2006-02: CABA Intelligent Buildings Leadership Forum This event report provides a synpsosis of the proceedings of the 2006 CABA Intelligent Buildings Leadership Forum which brought together industry professionals and presented case studies detailing strategies on how to effectively implement intelligent building technologies. ER-2006-01: 2006 AHR Expo / CABA Intelligent & Integrated Buildings Council (IIBC) Meeting / Building Intelligence Tour This event report provides a synposis of the proceedings related to intelligent building technologies at 2006 AHR Expo, the CABA Intelligent and Integrated Buildings Council (IIBC) Meeting, and the Building Intelligence Tour. The report was sponsored by Richards-Zeta, Cisco, Panduit and the Building Intelligence Group. ER-2005-06: Connected@Home 2005 Conference & Expo The CABA Connected@Home 2005 Conference & Expo was collocated with the 2005 FTTH Conference & Expo, and held on October 3-6, 2005 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. There were over 80 presentations by industry leaders in the Connected@Home sector. This event report summarizes the keynote speakers’ messages, the plenary session visionaries, the CABA committee meetings, and provides a brief summary of some the tracks and related presentations. ER-2005-05: 2005 BuilConn & M2M Forum This CABA Event Report is a comprehensive account of session presentations from the 2005 BuilConn Forum and M2M Forum. The BuilConn Forum presents a wealth of information on true integrated, intelligent buildings where the multiple disciplines blend together to create a seamless and valuable asset that positively impacts the bottom line of owning and operating buildings. The M2M Forum is an event aimed at defining the market, the leaders, and the technology breakthroughs that are part of the burgeoning M2M marketplace. Each forum is a collection of events, which include an expo, a conference, and several planned networking events. There were many sponsors and endorsing organizations, including CABA. The BuilConn and M2M events were held concurrently in Dallas, Texas from March 21 - 24, 2005. ER-2005-04: The 2005 National Show: Cable Puts You in Control The National Show is an annual conference and trade exhibit event that has been organized and sponsored by the National Cable and Telecommunications Association (NCTA) for 54 years. This year's conference had several significant changes, including the addition of a technology exhibit area called CableNet, sponsored by CableLabs, a nonprofit research and development consortium that pursues new cable telecommunications technologies, as well as industry standards development and testing; a dedicated exhibit area for game and game service providers; and keynote speakers representing both partners and competitors in the cable industry. The 2005 National Show's goal was to incorporate more technical elements than had previously been part of a similar cable industry conference called The Western Show, now discontinued. This report summarizes the general sessions and selected presentations and panel discussions. Selected highlights of announcements and demonstrations during the associated trade show are also summarized. ER-2005-03: XML Symposium 2005 The core objectives of the XML Symposium were to deliver a cohesive vision of how XML and Web services will drastically propel the HVAC industry forward and set expectations on the deployment of these advanced technologies in buildings. The Symposium is organized by two leading organizations working towards tomorrow's intelligent buildings: CABA, the association bringing together stakeholders in the smart home and intelligent building automation industries, and Clasma, Inc., an event organizer, marketing and public relations company focused on emerging technologies for building systems. ER-2005-02: 2005 International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating (AHR) Exposition and CABA Intelligent and Integrated Buildings Council (IIBC) Roundtable The AHR Expo is the largest trade show in North America for the HVAC&R industry. There were 372,955 square feet of exhibits - a record 1,871 exhibiting companies, including 266 first-time exhibitors. A total of 311 international companies from 31 countries, including exhibitors in several country-specific pavilions, showcased their products at the event. Solid representation from around the globe included more than 34 companies from Europe, 86 from Pacific Rim countries, and 123 Canadian companies. AHR Expo again hosted The Building Automation & Control (BAC) Showcase, including building automation systems, energy management systems, climate controls, network integration protocols, facility management solutions, and Internet connectivity. Among the exhibitors were many CABA members. ER-2005-01: Consumer Electronics Show 2005 The Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2005) is the largest consumer electronics exposition in the U.S. In addition to showcasing thousands of new products, the CES event is intended to encourage consumer electronics dealers to start selling what’s hot. This report focuses on products, technologies, talk and trends that relate to the “emerging digital home” and the CE products that will be part of the digital home. ER-2004-07: Fiber-to-the-Home 2004 Conference & Expo “No Limits” was the theme of the third annual FTTH Conference & Expo in Orlando, Florida, sponsored by the Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) Council. ER-2004-06: Digital Hollywood Fall 2004 "Transforming the Entertainment Industry" was the theme of this year’s Digital Hollywood conference held at Lowes Santa Monica Beach Hotel in Santa Monica, CA from September 27-29, 2004. Digital Hollywood is a premier entertainment and technology conference in the US. Top executives in each of the hot industry sectors, from digital television (DTV), high definition TV (HDTV), video on demand (VoD), wireless, DVD, games, broadband, on-demand TV, digital rights management (DRM), interactive TV (iTV), set-top boxes (STBs), and home networking participated in this conference, along with representatives of every major studio, technology company, cable, satellite and communications company, retailers, content developers and programmers for all entertainment industry media and market segments. ER-2004-05: Realcomm 2004 and CABA's Intelligent & Integrated Buildings Conference The theme of this year’s Realcomm conference was RE.Igniting Innovation: No More Business as Usual. One of the most noteworthy observations was that we saw various stakeholders in the NextGen Building marketplace begin to come together for the first time. It was interesting to watch as each distinct group met and began to understand that there were other groups that also felt they were defining what a NextGen building was all about. With the addition of CABA's Intelligent and Integrated Buildings Conference audience to the standard Commercial Real Estate audience of Realcomm, all of the stakeholders that comprise the Intelligent, NextGen Building marketplace were able to work together to reshape how we own, manage and operate Commercial Real Estate. ER-2004-04: The National Show: Cable to the Nth Degree The National (Cable) Show is an annual conference and trade exhibit event that has been organized and sponsored by the National Cable and Telecommunications Association (NCTA) for 53 years. This report, prepared by John Antonchick of NCN Associates summarizes selected general and panel discussions as well as highlights of announcements and demonstrations during the associated trade show. This report reviews the sessions attended by the author, which were chosen to represent issues/interests related to home and building automation. ER-2004-03: 2004 BuilConn and M2M This year BuilConn and M2M events were held concurrently. This report, prepared by Frank Capuano of STRATAResource Inc. captures the content and educational material from the BuilConn and M2M sessions into a single document. The report includes a session-by-session synopsis of the Building Systems BootCamp, Building Systems Conference Day 1 and 2, and M2M Conference Day 1 and 2, along with a synopsis of the keynote and welcome address speeches from Day 1 and 2. ER-2004-02: IS West 2004 "Security May be Everywhere, But It All Starts Here at ISC West 2004” according to the pre-event publicity for the largest US security trade show. Based at the Sands Hotel Convention Center for the second year, ISC West 2004 opened its exhibit hall on Wednesday, March 31 to more than 10,000 attendees, in a ribbon cutting ceremony featuringormer New York City Police Chief, Bernard Kerik, also this year’s keynote speaker. Almost 20,000 attendees experienced the event’s nearly four day schedule. There were 730 exhibitors, representing a 6.6 per cent increase over 2003, filling more than 204,000 square feet of exhibit space. ER-2004-01: XML SYMPOSIUM 2004 XML Symposium 2004 was a day-long, high-level introduction to the most important enabling technology for the future of integrated and intelligent buildings: XML and Web Services, with a specific focus on the HVAC industry. ER-2003-09: The Western Show The Western (Cable) Show has been an annual event sponsored by the California Cable and Telecommunications Association (CCTA) for 36 years. The CCTA announced well in advance of this event that they were canceling this event in the future and encouraged attendance at "the last" Western Show. Although attendance declined slightly this year to an official 6,150 registered attendees and 150 exhibitors, the event and conference sessions were well supported. In fact, attendance at many sessions was larger than expected and additional seating had to be arranged. ER-2003-08: ACCESS 2003 & EH Expo (EHX) Fall 2003 ACCESS 2003, a one-day program, collocated with Electronic House Expo (EHX) Fall 2003 at the Long Beach Convention Center focused on the latest market research aimed at service providers such as telephone companies, cable operators, ISPs, satellite broadcasters and energy companies as well as manufacturers, builders, architects and content providers. The summit examined opportunities that are developing as the burgeoning connected home market drives new broadband services. ER-2003-07: 2003 International Fair for Consumer Electronics & e/home Conference The IFA is one of the world’s leading events that showcases consumer electronics, and acts as a venue for presenting new technology developments. The e/home conference is a showcase dedicated to media digitalization, CE convergence, and the concept of the networked home. ER-2003-06: CABA Energy Summit for Intelligent Buildings 2003 & Realcomm 2003 CABA's Energy Management Summit for Intelligent Buildings brought together related "large building" stakeholder groups that have an interest in the integrated systems and automation technologies which monitor and manage energy consumption. The report reviews subjects analyzed, which included: efficient use of energy, utilization of renewable energy systems, sustainable management of resources and the application of intelligent building technologies. The report also examines key sessions from Realcomm 2003: The Commercial Real Estate Automation and Business Solutions Conference. ER 2003-05: The BuilConn Forum 2003 This report, written by Strata Resource Inc., summarizes panel discussions and presentations of the Building Connections Forum 2003 (Builconn 2003). The premise of this first-ever Builconn conference, sponsored by Clasma, Inc., is to build connections between people from different disciplines and “technical connections” within the building automation industry. BuilConn presents an unbiased forum to learn and discuss the latest products, technologies and trends affecting the building automation industry. ER 2003-04: ISC West - 2003 The ISC West Show - 2003 held in Las Vegas, NV, was successful in terms of the number of exhibitors and well attended in spite of the commencement of the Iraq War less than a week before the event. The Home Automation Pavilion included several CABA members as exhibitors and was focused primarily upon structured wiring solutions, home theater, lighting and energy controls, and systems integration. Conference sessions were mainly concerned with security issues, including homeland security, workplace violence, building security, and CCTV systems design, but did include sessions such as, "How To Succeed in the Residential Systems Integration Market." ER 2003-03: CES International 2003 A strong theme at CES 2003 was digital technology, ranging from digital television (DTV) and digital audio to digital home networks. Most discussions about integrated home systems focused on entertainment, including distributing music and video around the house. Wireless networks were predicted to form a backbone in the home, interconnecting cluster networks. Some panelists also discussed home automation for control and sensing. ER 2003-02: CABA's 2002 Intelligent & Integrated Buildings Conference CABA's first annual Intelligent & Integrated Buildings Conference had three distinct focus areas; the future of intelligent building technologies, security and energy management. Each of these focus areas had a keynote address and a keynote panel. There were also additional breakout sessions covering topics such as the barriers to intelligent buildings, marketing the intelligent building, interoperability and a session on case studies describing some successful intelligent building implementations. ER 2003-01: Broadband Plus (The New Western Show) This report, written by John Antonchick of NCN Associates, summarizes selected panel discussions and presentations as well as highlights of announcements and demonstrations at Broadband Plus (The New Western Show), formerly called The Western (Cable) Show. This annual conference and exhibition is sponsored by California Cable and Telecommunications Association (CCTA) and is considered the second largest cable industry conference in the U.S. ER 2002-11: BuildingsNY BuildingsNY the largest, most extensive real estate trade show on the East Coast, held its 22nd annual exhibition and conference at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. Sponsored by Associated Building Owners (ABO) of Greater New York, this year's conference focused on the critical issues and key technologies affecting the New York buildings market in new construction, re-development, renovation and facilities management. The conference addressed the needs of a diverse building community reaching out to the decision-makers from the full range of industries including real estate/building owners, facility managers, security, developers, designers, architects, and engineers. ER 2002-10: SUPERCOMM 2002 SUPERCOMM 2002 clearly reflected both the high hopes of the telecommunications industry and the harsh realities of the telecoms-driven, network-intensive economies of North America, Europe, Asia and Africa. It was expected and announced by the SUPERCOMM sponsors that attendance was down at least 30 per cent over last year’s event that drew 52,000. The number of exhibitors was down as well, but by only 30 companies; 823 exhibitors filled the three halls of the Atlanta World Congress convention facility. ER 2002-09: CONNECTIONS™ 2002 - Making the Net Work CONNECTIONS™ 2002, hosted by Parks Associates and CABA and held at the Wyndham Anatole in Dallas Texas, featured over 20 informational sessions, over 70 presentations, and 75 showcase sponsors along with keynotes by Siemens Energy & Automation, CompUSA and AT&T Broadband. The theme of this year’s conference was “making the net work”. The conference included a builder’s track sponsored by Builder Magazine as well as focusing on growth in consumer awareness and adoption of home networking and gateway products. ER 2002-08: CABLE 2002 - Connecting America This conference and exhibition is considered the premier cable industry conference for the United States. Sponsored by the U.S. National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA), this year’s conference focused on short-term (one year) deployment and management issues. Recent events/issues that were widely discussed at the conference included business conditions and industry consolidation, standards development, software and hardware deployment and FCC-mandated service. ER 2002-07: 2002 ISC West 2002 - March 4-7, 2002 The International Security Conference, West, was co-located with the Home Automation Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The security industry as well as the home and building automation continue to be a synergistic partnersgip with each leading the other to new innovations in safety, security and convenience for the end-user, and low costs of entry into promising markets for security and smart buildings professionals. This report, prepared by David Tiller, focuses on these aspects of the show. ER 2002-06: 2002 IEEE's 4th International Workshop on Networked Appliances - January 15-16, 2002 This was the fourth International Workshop on Networked Appliances sponsored by the IEEE (Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers). Focusing on different aspects of home networking (architecture, security, management and appliations) as well as different aspects of networked appliances (control, network protocols and services), this conference addresses many of the issues that need to be addressed in order to expand the growth of the networked appliance industry. ER 2002-05: 2002 International AHR Exposition - January 14-16, 2002 The world's largest HVAC&R (Heating, Ventilation, Air-conditioning and Refrigeration) Expo continues to grow. As building control manufacturers continue to add IP capabilities to their products, the building automation industry is changing and integration of many disparate systems is becoming more prevalent. The presentations covered in this report describe some of the issues surrounding the transition as well as many of the benefits that can be realized. ER 2002-04: Consumer Electronics Show International - January 7-11, 2002 The expansion to the Las Vegas Convention Center allowed more space for home network providers to display their products, which resulted in a major expansion of the role of home networking in this show. In Bill Gates' opening keynote, he referred to this as the Digital Decade. The home networking products on the show floor and presentations in the conference certainly did their part to demostrate why home networking will be playing such a large part in making it a reality. Presentations covering all aspects of the home network value chain, from marketing to installation to products and standards, are described in this report. ER 2002-03: Parks Associates Forum 2001 - December 12-14, 2001 Leveraging Digital Opportunities was the theme of Forum 2001. Through plenary sessions and presentations the attendees heard speakers discuss a number of issues, including targeting vertical markets for communications services, the deployment of "last-mile" broadband servicers to the residence, interactive television applications, and the challenges and opportunities in marketing technology solutions. Recent studies indicate that the demand for networking and communications solutions will continue to create revenue opportunities over the next five years. Many of these opportunities are discussed in this report. ER 2002-02: The Broadband Buildings & Technology Show - November 8-9, 2001 The Broadband Buildings & Technology Show was billed as "the only technology show designed specifically for building & facility owners and managers - to meet the technology demands of their tenants". In the wake of a year of multiple telecom service providers (TSPs) imploding a common theme of tenant retention soon emerged. Success can only be achieved with partnerships between the building owner/managers, the tenants and the TSPs and flexibility of services is key were common messages from many of the presenters. ER 2002-01: The Western Show 2001… for the broadband industry - November 27-30, 2001 This report summarizes selected panel discussions and presentations as well as highlights of announcements and demonstrations at The Western Show for the broadband (cable) industry. The main theme of the conference and exhibition was "See Change" and there was a particular emphasis on interactive television and related advanced technologies and services. There was a focus by cable industry leaders on Video on Demand (VOD) and continued efforts to broaden the use of current data (Internet) and telephony services. These advanced and/or new digital services are creating many business and technical problems/issues that require new standards and business models, which was the major topic of discussion throughout this conference. ER 2001-12: NetWorld+Interop 2001 - September 9-14, 2001 NetWorld+Interop is a premiere event showcasing hardware and software technologies associated with network communications including data, voice and video, as well as showcasing and promoting the interoperability of network devices and systems. NetWorld+Interop 2001 was held in Atlanta, September 9-14, 2001. Network security was the leading concern at this year's conference and a number of presentations on that topic as well as other subjects such as wireless technologies and home & building automation are covered in this report. It also includes an overview of many of the new technologies introduced at the trade show. ER 2001-11: AMRA 2001 International Symposium - September 9-11, 2001 The Automatic Meter Reading Association (AMRA) 2001 International Symposium was held in Quebec City, September 10 - 12, 2001. With over 1200 attendees and approximately 100 exhibits, it provided a great representation of the electric utility industry in North America and, the presentations included in this report emphasize the current priorities in the industry such as deregulation concerns and added value applications. ER 2001-10: SUPERCOMM 2001 - June 3-7, 2001 SUPERCOMM 2001 took place in Atlanta, Georgia, June 3-7, 2001. It is one of the world's leading telecommunications trade show and conference venues---showcasing more than 850 exhibitors, with more than 210 conference sessions and in excess of 700 speakers. Many of the sessions discussed such topics as the economic slowdown in the telecommunications industry; wireless technologies; convergence of technologies and services; home networking and emerging technologies. These topics are covered in this report. ER 2001-09: National Conference on Building Commissioning - May 8-11, 2001 The National Conference on Building Commissioning (NCBC), was held in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, May 9 - 11, 2001. Experts and owners presented case studies on the benefits and cost effectiveness of commissioning. They described state-of-the-art-commissioning services from every perspective with the view to making it affordable, profitable and cost-effective for those who buy and sell commissioning services. The conference topics were chosen to be of particular interest to the commissioning service providers but, the message to all was that commissioning is becoming a necessity to assure successful implementation of the many disparate systems in today' s and tomorrow's intelligent buildings. ER 2001-08: CONNECTIONS™ 2001 - May 9-11, 2001 CONNECTIONS 2001 - The International Home Networking and Gateways Showcase was held May 9-11, 2001 at Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, Washington. This year's expanded agenda included presentations on home networking technologies, standards and protocols, residential gateways, information appliances, and interoperability. There were presentations discussing connectivity to security, energy appliances etc., and updates on worldwide standards progress. Keynote speakers included John Frederiksen, General Manager, PC Experience Solution Group, Microsoft, who introduced Windows XP and described how it is designed to make home networking easier. Richard Green, Vice President/General Manager, Java Software, Sun Microsystems was the other keynote. Richard discussed JAVA, the future of the Internet and standards. ER 2001-07: ISC West Conference & Exposition 2001 - April 4-6, 2001 The International Security Conference and Exposition co-located with The Home Automation show April 4-6, 2001 in Las Vegas. From integration of home automation and security to biometrics and fire and burglary deterrence, a spectrum of technological advances were offered at displays and presentations. Designed for a broad-based audience, the convention hosted manufacturers, designers, vendors and installers. Participants had a full range of presentations to choose from, including several "hands on" sessions demonstrating installation techniques. Instead of a "keynote" address, the conference opened with a freewheeling discussion of security industry trends and issues. "Industry Incorrect", a well-attended breakfast session dealt with numerous topics of interest to the security industry. ER 2001-06: Emergent Building Technologies Conference - February 12 & 13, 2001 This first annual Emergent Building Technologies Conference, which was held February 12-13, 2001 in Las Vegas, Nevada, was sponsored by APPA: Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers, NSCA (National Systems Contractors Association), and CSI (Construction Specifications Institute). It was a conference designed to "explore the next great advancements in emerging technologies for new construction, adaptive reuse of space, improved security and access control, enhanced performance and productivity of building occupants and users, and breakthroughs in the virtual construction site." The opening and closing keynotes were delivered by Elliott Masie, an internationally recognized futurist, and President of the Masie Center, whose focus is the way in which technology will change organizations and how people can change their approaches and attitudes towards technology for greater productivity; and Michael Joroff, Director of Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning who described the evolving use of buildings. ER 2001-05: ASHRAE WINTER MEETING 2001 - January 27-31, 2001 This technical conference on HVAC contained presentations on control monitoring to improve efficiency, and how Direct Digital Control (DDC) applications can help facility managers impact energy and O&M costs positively. There were also presentations on commissioning of laboratories, life cycle assessment tools, applications in solar buildings and "natural capitalism" in which Amory Lovins of the Rocky Mountain Institute described how the next Industrial Revolution will transform industrial processes and business practices to economize on what is now the limiting factor of production: natural capital. ER 2001-04: CES International 2001 - January 6-9, 2001 The Consumers Electronics Show is one of the largest trade shows in North America. Attendance was more than 122,000 with 100 sessions held. Keynotes included Craig R. Barrett, President and CEO, Intel Corporation whose message was that we are entering the age of the extended PC - consumer products are going digital and will interconnect with powerful home PCs, and Bill Gates, Chairman and Chief Software Architect, Microsoft Corporation who focused on the importance of digital technology in the evolution of the consumer electronics industry and the concepts of "extreme entertainment" and the digital lifestyle. ER 2001-03: Bluetooth™ Developers Conference - December 5-7, 2000 The event, held at the San Jose Convention Center from December 5-7, 2000, was presented by promoter companies and members of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG): 3Com, Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Lucent, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia, and Toshiba. Representative industries ranged from aerospace and automotive to computers and consumer electronics, communications, education, medical and healthcare, government, software, and utilities. Keynotes, which began each day, included Frank Spindler, Jr., Vice President, Architecture Group and General Manager of Mobile Platforms Group, Intel, Tony Kobrinetz, Vice President and General Manager of Personal Networks Group, Motorola, John Karidis, Distinguished Engineer/New Technology Ventures, IBM Personal Systems Group, Gregory Waters, Wireless Vice President, Microelectronics Group, Lucent Technologies, and Paul Chellgren, Americas Region Vice President, Business Development and Product Management, Nokia Mobile Phones. ER 2001-02: Smart Buildings - December 12-13, 2000 This conference, held in Toronto on December 12-13, 2000, focused on the application of technology to improve property value and revenue through enhanced services. The speakers came from varied backgrounds including technology management, infrastructure implementation, real estate, consulting and property development. ER 2001-01: Parks Associates 13th Annual Forum2000 - October 17-19, 2000 The Parks Associates Forum2000 provides speakers from all sides of the home networking industry ranging from their own market research team, to technical experts and marketing representatives from the companies developing the products and services for the marketplace. Forum2000 was held at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco October 17-19, 2000. The nine sessions and over 30 speakers and moderators provided the 300 attendees with an extremely well rounded view of the residential market for networked entertainment, information and services delivered over the Internet or from consumer products. The key point made by the speakers is the Internet is moving from an education and information focus to entertainment, lifestyle and services, which in turn are altering the Home Network market. Keynote speakers included Regis McKenna, Chairman, McKenna Group, whose presentation focused on his contention that only companies that can react quickly and decisively will survive in the new Internet dominated marketplace, and Mike Moone, Group VP, Cisco Systems, who discussed the change from using the Internet for "work and learning" to "living and playing." back to Publications

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