for a long time--I think that he has already chosen a new CEO for us. This is from an article that I had not read before. GL, ads----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Unisys executives also will participate in additional sessions at WCIT 2006. Global Public Sector President Greg Baroni will join academic, private and public sector intellectual property experts from around the world to explore issues such as whether the current global information flow had rendered national intellectual property legislation irrelevant, and how multinational corporations can ensure effective polices in a international marketplace with disparate rules and regulations. Ravi Kalakota, vice president, strategy and solutions management at Unisys will participate in a panel on the future of open source technology. Frederick Dillman, Unisys chief technology officer, will welcome delegates at the Information Exchange exhibition. Unisys also will exhibit the latest technology in biometrics (iris and finger print scanners), smart card multi-use authentication solutions, radio frequency identification (RFID) applications in defense and commercial supply chain logistics, event correlation in identity fraud, and other security applications. About WCIT The World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2006) draws approximately 2,000 global thought leaders and decision makers from 80 countries, including Fortune 100 CEO’s, NGO Presidents, Foreign Ministers, Nobel Laureates, University Chancellors and leading R&D Scientists. Leaders from business, government and academia will discuss IT policy, direct the future of technology and drive social and economic development. The focus of WCIT 2006 is on macro issues around IT innovation and making a positive impact on human lives. WCIT 2006 officials are collaborating with officials in countries around the world, including Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Tunisia, United Kingdom, and Uruguay to build partnerships, recruit delegates, and build awareness for the event. World Congress forums have been held in international cities such as Taipei, Taiwan (2000), Adelaide, Australia (2002) and Athens, Greece (2004). The World Congress is held every two years on a different continent and is the signature forum of the World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA), a consortium of 67 information technology (IT) industry associations that represents over 90% of the world's IT market. WCIT 2006, Inc, a non-profit 501 6(C) organization, is headquartered in Austin, Texas.