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    How Do I attend the 2010 EuSpRIG Conference? Click here to register      
           
   

Book your place now for the premier spreadsheet risk management conference. EuSpRIG 2010 is the place to be if you are serious about investigating, managing and controlling the myriad risks posed by corporate spreadsheets. With a pedigree stretching back 10 years and over 140 peer reviewed papers to our credit, we offer corporate risk managers an unrivalled perspective on spreadsheet risk management.

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Venue: Howe Lecture Theatre, Queen Anne Court, Greenwich Campus, University of Greenwich
Map and info at: http://www.gre.ac.uk/explorer/p#/greenwich (requires Flash)
Directions to Greenwich and Campus Map (PDF)
There will be signs with the EuSpRIG logo at campus entrances and Queen Anne Court.

     
           
    Final programme for Eusprig 2010, July 15-16, Greenwich      
           
   
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"Practical steps to protect organisations from out-of-control spreadsheets"

With thanks to our sponsors, Protiviti and Cimcon.

Ray Panko (University of Hawai'i): Research Commiseration Session
Morten Siersted (F1F9): "Time to Grow Up"
Dean Buckner (Financial Services Authority): Spreadsheets and Solvency II
Ozgur Ozluk and Tom Grossman (USFCA): Spreadsheets Grow Up: Spreadsheet Engineering of Large Financial Planning Models

Thomas Lemon (Protiviti): A practical approach to managing spreadsheet risk in a global business
Sebastian Dewhurst (EASA) & Nemanja Kostic (Zurich): Transforming Critical Spreadsheets into Web Applications at Zurich Finance
Patrick O'Beirne (Systems Modelling): Spreadsheet Refactoring

Ruth McKeever & Kevin McDaid (Dundalk Institute of Technology): How do Range Names Hinder Novice Debugging Performance
Ben Rittweger & Eoin Langan (Athlone Institute of Technology): Spreadsheet Risk Management in Organisations

Mary Pat Campbell (Actuary): "A Practitioner's Tale"
Ray Panko and Salvatore Aurigemma (University of Hawaii): The Detection of Human Spreadsheet Errors by Humans versus Inspection (Auditing) Software
G. Croll, D Baker & O. Lawal (Spreadsheet Risks): Evaluating Financial Model Performance: An Empirical Analysis of Some North Sea investments

Francoise Tort (ENS de Cachan): Spreadsheet teaching: principles to design a curriculum
Andrea Kohlase (German Research centre for AI): What we understand is what we get: Assessments in spreadsheets
Simon Thorne (UWIC): Designing an MSc in Spreadsheet Development

Bernie Dann (Cimcon): The State of Spreadsheet Management – Case Studies and Views from the Field
Dermot Balson Changing spreadsheet attitudes – a case study

Simon Murphy (Codematic): Facades, Migration, Review, and Coaching

David Colver (Operis): Defined Names: For and Against
Darren Miller and Gary Miller (Sumwise): Sumwise: A Smarter Spreadsheet

Ralph Baxter (ClusterSeven): Transparency, Control and Opportunity - The Role of Continuous Validation
Angus Dunne (Consultant) & Angela Collins (BDO LLP): Spreadsheet Compliance

Round Table Wrap-Up

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    What Are The Benefits of Attending the EuSpRIG 2010 Conference?      
           
   

EuSpRIG is the only accessible source of relevant information on the subject
EuSpRIG attracts international expert speakers on the subject
EuSpRIG mixes academic and commercial interests, making us both forward
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EuSpRIG information is valuable ammunition in the battle to get the spreadsheet
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EuSpRIG’s ideas are practical and implementable
EuSpRIG can demonstrate a track record of success
EuSpRIG is the only conference in its field that that you need to attend
EuSpRIG offers an opportunity to meet the regulator
EuSpRIG is an excellent forum for social & business networking
EuSpRIG provides a useful forum for earning CPD credits

We guarantee you'll learn something useful if you come!

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    How Can I Sponsor the Conference?      
           
   

Contact Patrick O'Beirne at

     
           
    Our Sponsors      
CIMCON SoftwareprotivitiThe University of GreenwichUniversity of Wales Institute Cardiff
Spreadsheet EngineeringIsaca Northern IrelandENS Cachan
AuditNetBaker TillySystems Modelling Ltdstef
   
         
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