Software 2006: The old ways are unsustainable

Shai Agassi, executive board member and president of products and technology at SAP, and M.R. Rangaswami, host of Software 2006.

Mark Bregman, CTO of Symantec (see story).

Ray Lane, the former Oracle executive and now Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Company venture capitalist, gave his annual state of the enterprise software address at Software 2006.

Bruce Richardson, chief research officer at AMR Research (see story).

C.K. Prahalad, Professor of Corporate Strategy at the University of Michican, talked about the India's IT ecosystem.

Vinnie Marchandani of DealArchitect.

Yogesh Gupta, former Computer Associates CTO who is now heading up a few billion in M&A activity at the company.

Software 2006: Parking lot at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

S. Ramadorai, CEO of the $2.25 billion, 62,000 person Tata Consultancy Services.

Velocity Circus of San Francisco performed at the evening dinner at Software 2006.

Velocity Circus of San Francisco performed at the evening dinner at Software 2006.

Panel on the state of the enterprise software industry: Dennis Kneale (Forbes); Rick Sherlund (Goldman Sachs); Peter Sobiloff (Insight Venture Partners); Bruce Richardson (AMR Research).

M.R. Rangaswami, host of Software 2006 and co-founder of the Sand Hill Group.

Subrah Iyar: CEO of WebEx.

Collabnet CEO Bill Portelli and founder and CTO Brian Behlendorf.