Simon Doyle

Solution Principal, UK and Ireland
HP Enterprise Services

Simon Doyle is Hewlett-Packard’s Solution Principal for the Analytics & Data Management across HM Government. Simon’s focus is on the use of data and technology to solve business and operational problems in the defence and intelligence domains. Of particular relevance to the DGI2015 community, Simon holds an MSc in Geographic and Geodetic Information Systems and Research Fellowship (UCL), he is also a Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society and Chartered Geographer (and Assessor). He has held senior technical and consulting roles within the defense and intelligence arena for Lockheed-Martin, IBM and PwC. Prior to working in the private sector, Simon led a range of complex analytics programs which covered business intelligence, data fusion, master data management and geographic information.

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Day 2

Monday, August 1st, 2016

16:25 Roundtable Sessions

New to DGI - Benefit from structured roundtable sessions facilitated by GEOINT experts from a wide range of backgrounds providing you with the chance to exchange ideas, challenge current thinking and come to new conclusions. Each table will run as follows:

5 mins introductions
40 mins discussion
5 mins summary
10 mins for 3 tables to share 3 key take-aways

Roundtable 1 : Interoperability - myth or reality? And can standards actually help?
Simon Doyle, Solution Principal, UK and Ireland, HP Enterprise Services

Roundtable 2 : How to Leverage Standards to Drive Cooperation
Tom Richardson, Standards Manager, UK Hydrographic Organisation

Roundtable 3 : Drivers for Greater Collaborative Environments to Share GEOINT
Paul Hancock, Director Defence Geographic Centre, Intelligence Collection Group, UK MOD

Roundtable 4 : New Ways to Enable Location Data Comptability
Denise McKenzie, Executive Director, Communications & Outreach, Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC)

Roundtable 5 : How Important are Content Standards in an Uncontrollable Open Source World
Captain Martin Jones, Chairman, NATO DGIWG