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7:30 - 8:30AM
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Registration and Morning Refreshments
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8:30 - 8:35AM
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Welcome
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Presented by:
- Andrew Armani - Deputy Secretary, State and Consumer Services Agency, State of California
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8:35 - 9:00AM
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Opening Remarks
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Presented by:
- Carlos Ramos - Secretary, Technology Agency, State of California
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9:00 - 10:00AM
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The privilege and burden of leadership comes with a level of accountability that many aspire to emulate and anyone can rise up to and achieve.... more
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The privilege and burden of leadership comes with a level of accountability that many aspire to emulate and anyone can rise up to and achieve. Using a devastating suicide terrorist attack as a backdrop, Commander Lippold conveys how the bedrock principle of integrity created an environment for leadership where his crew felt imbued with a sense of ownership as they seized the opportunity to be responsible for their ship and not just their jobs. Their own sense of personal accountability and leadership proved to be a guiding principle in the crucible of combat.
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10:00 - 10:20AM
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Morning Break
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10:20 - 11:20AM
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Information Technology organizations today are constantly being challenged to deliver more and more complex solutions to an increasingly technology-savvy user community, yet these organizations still... more
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Presented by:
- Mark Sunday - Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President, Oracle Corporation
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Information Technology organizations today are constantly being challenged to deliver more and more complex solutions to an increasingly technology-savvy user community, yet these organizations still face mounting business pressure for lower costs and improved operational efficiencies year over year. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the public sector, where revenues have continued to decline, while demands for services have increased.
In this session you will hear how Oracle, on its journey to become one of the leading enterprises in the world, has been able to achieve this balance between technology, cost, and efficiency through its ongoing commitment to simplify, standardize, centralize and automate their core business process. Mark will also share how the Oracle IT transformation has helped to enable the successful execution of Oracle's business strategy, as well as the lessons learned over the last 10 years. These lessons offer valuable insight for any leader who must make significant organizational changes and still deliver critical services.
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11:20 - 12:30PM
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Concurrent Sessions
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It's no secret that you can't improve your organization's performance without measuring it. In fact, every function, unit, process, and the organization as a whole,... more
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Presented by:
- Cathy Cleek - Chief Information Officer, Franchise Tax Board, State of California
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- Greg MacKinnon - Vice President Value Engineering, SAP
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- Josh Nisbet - Vice President, State of California Public Sector, CGI
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It's no secret that you can't improve your organization's performance without measuring it. In fact, every function, unit, process, and the organization as a whole, is built and run according to the parameters and expectations of its measurement system.
So you'd better make sure you're doing it right. All too often, performance measurement creates dysfunction, whether among individuals, teams, or across entire departments and agencies. Many traditional measurement systems actually encourage unhealthy competition for personal gain, creating internal conflict and breeding distrust of measurement.
We built this session for YOU! In it, we will share lessons from practical experience and will share "lessons learned" so you can measure your business strategy, maximize key results, communicate your plan, and help your team to work collaboratively to drive value throughout your organization.
Moderator: Cathy Cleek, Chief Information Officer, Franchise Tax Board, State of California
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What do you need to know as a new CIO? What do experienced executives wish someone had told them in the early days? Meet with... more
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Presented by:
- Raymond Basiri - Deputy Agency Information Officer, State and Consumer Services Agency, State of California
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- Gilbert Cortez - Network Manager, Department of General Services, State of California
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- Jeff Funk - Chief Information Officer, Department of Fish and Game, State of California
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- Dale Jablonsky - Assistant Executive Officer, CalPERS
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- Andrea Rohmann - Deputy Director, Human Resources, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
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What do you need to know as a new CIO? What do experienced executives wish someone had told them in the early days? Meet with - and learn from - experienced CIOs. What skills are helpful, what skills are critical? How do you balance all the demands on your time? Join this interactive session to hear advice from CIOs at small, medium and large state agencies.
Moderator: Raymond Basiri, Deputy Agency Information Officer, State and Consumer Services Agency, State of California
Moderator: Gilbert Cortez, Network Manager, Department of General Services, State of California
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Dakin Sloss, the Executive Director of California Common Sense (www.cacs.org) will use real, public government data to demonstrate powerful analytics, data visualizations, and a revolutionary... more
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Presented by:
- Dakin Sloss - Executive Director, California Common Sense
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Dakin Sloss, the Executive Director of California Common Sense (www.cacs.org) will use real, public government data to demonstrate powerful analytics, data visualizations, and a revolutionary yet easy-to-use new social media platform that is forging the opportunity for an authentic relationship between citizens and their government.
Consider the possibilities as California's CIOs ... what if there was an easy way to engage citizens in the political process just by increasing government transparency through data accessibility, and what if this resulted in improved government effectiveness, and accelerated your ability to deliver high tech analysis to anyone on the internet? Dakin will demonstrate not just the possibilities, but the realities. The power is yours to seize.
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Creative leadership skills can invite and encourage innovation within your organization, allow people to freely express ideas and try out new things - while remaining... more
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Presented by:
- Don Edwards - Assistant Agency Director, Alameda County
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- Nabil Fares - Chief Information Officer, Department of Public Health, State of California
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- Greg Kiefer - President/Chief Executive Officer, Kiefer Consulting, Inc.
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- Scott McIntyre - Consultant
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Creative leadership skills can invite and encourage innovation within your organization, allow people to freely express ideas and try out new things - while remaining focused on delivering more with less, and better serving the public. The 21st Century CIO is under more pressure than ever, thus there is great value in exploring the intersections of creativity, innovation and leadership. This session will focus on ideas and examples about how to do this. Engage in this interactive discussion, and come away with ideas to apply your own style of innovative leadership.
Moderator: Greg Kiefer, President/Chief Executive Officer, Kiefer Consulting
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12:30 - 1:10PM
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Lunch
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You've heard it before - a project sponsor is critical to project success. But how can you create a relationship with your sponsor that will... more
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Presented by:
- Ann Boynton - Deputy Executive Officer - Benefit Programs Policy and Planning, California Public Employees' Retirement System
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- Melody Hayes - Deputy Director, Office of Systems Integration, State of California
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- Martin Hoshino - Undersecretary Administration Operations and Offender Services, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, State of California
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- Karen Johnson - Chief Deputy Director, Department of Health Care Services, State of California
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- Greg Kiefer - President/Chief Executive Officer, Kiefer Consulting, Inc.
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- Andrea Rohmann - Deputy Director, Human Resources, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
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- Karen Ruiz - Project Director, Pension System Resumption Project, California Public Employees' Retirement System
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- Vicky Sady - CA-MMIS Deputy Director, Department of Health Care Services, State of California
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You've heard it before - a project sponsor is critical to project success. But how can you create a relationship with your sponsor that will keep the sponsor engaged and active in the project? In this session you will hear from project managers and their sponsors as they discuss how to:
Create a productive relationship;
Challenge that project sponsor relationship; and
Manage the project sponsor revolving door.
You will hear how these teams have built trust; communicated the politics, goals and objectives surrounding a project; set expectations; and other important issues.
Moderator: Melody Hayes, Deputy Director, Office of Systems Integration, State of California
Moderator: Greg Kiefer, President/Chief Executive Officer
Kiefer Consulting
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Despite signs of economic recovery, California's revenue deficit remains. Agencies are enduring season after season of cuts, in both funds and people. And yet, many... more
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Despite signs of economic recovery, California's revenue deficit remains. Agencies are enduring season after season of cuts, in both funds and people. And yet, many are going about delivering services the much as they have for decades. You could call it the burning platform - attempting to conduct business in the same way, even as revenues continue to decline. Is this "burning platform" an opportunity to jump? Is it an opportunity to take action and develop a more strategic approach to both IT and the business of your agency or department? In this interactive session, you will hear ideas for how to take this opportunity to examine both the business of government, and how that business gets done in a more revolutionary way.
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1:10 - 2:10PM
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Everywhere one looks these days, we're confronted with "smart". Smart phones. Smart technologies. Smart governments. At the same time, leaders are struggling with the information... more
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Presented by:
- Michael V. Littlejohn - Vice President, Smarter Cities Strategy and Business Development, IBM Global Business Services
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Everywhere one looks these days, we're confronted with "smart". Smart phones. Smart technologies. Smart governments. At the same time, leaders are struggling with the information explosion that these "smart" technologies bring and the associated persistent "data paradox" - having too much data and too little insight. When linked to the paradigm of "open government", significant implications and expectations emerge regarding data transparency and information availability.
Smart technologies are redefining open government. An interconnected, linked world of devices, data, and people may result in new degrees of openness never before seen. How are governments integrating this paradigm into their operations? Most importantly: what are the implications for CIOs - both today and tomorrow?
Michael Littlejohn, IBM Vice President, Smarter Cities Strategy, helps governments incorporate these new paradigms, and understands the implications from a technology, enterprise, and organizational culture perspective. Come learn about what leaders need to know about preparing their organization for the same journey!
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2:10 - 2:30PM
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Afternoon Break
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2:30 - 3:45PM
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Concurrent Sessions
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Disruptive trends may not be where or what you think they are. Budget constraints, lack of resources, and new technology trends have created a perfect... more
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Presented by:
- Dennis Bray - Chief Technical Officer, Enterprise Networking Solutions
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- Shell Culp - Chief Deputy Director, Office of Systems Integration, State of California
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- Mark Hamilton - Public Sector Wireless Product Specialist, Cisco Systems
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- Chris Johnson - Specialist, EMC Corporation
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- Brian Jones - Senior Manager, Unisys
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- Lynn Marquedant - National SLED Marketing Manager, EMC Corporation
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- Deborah Silva - Director of Marketing, Enterprise Networking Solutions
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Disruptive trends may not be where or what you think they are. Budget constraints, lack of resources, and new technology trends have created a perfect storm. Join this interactive workshop to explore collaborative ways to manage disruptive trends using real experiences and creative problem solving techniques to help you see that "disruptive" does not mean "destructive".
Moderator: Shell Culp, Chief Deputy Director, Office of Systems Integration, State of California
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This panel session presents insight into a framework to help manage the Enterprise IT capability in a holistic value based fashion. The discussion will link... more
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Presented by:
- Chris Cruz - Deputy Director and Chief Information Officer, Department of Health Services, State of California
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- Terry Joslin - Executive Vice President, NWN Corporation
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- Jim Kenneally - Lead Researcher - Intel Labs, Intel Corp., Research Fellow, Innovation Value Institute
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- Mark Sunday - Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President, Oracle Corporation
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This panel session presents insight into a framework to help manage the Enterprise IT capability in a holistic value based fashion. The discussion will link the management of the IT Budget and IT Capability to the management of Value. Drawing upon existing research to the discussion will cover how IT can be managed to continuously optimize the value delivered from IT. Additionally, a roadmap of improving process and outcome maturity with respect to the measurement of the Value of IT. Each panelist will share commentary which supports that improving maturity in the measure areas of IT will lead to increased business value from IT.
Moderator: Chris Cruz, Deputy Director and Chief Information Officer, Department of Health Services, State of California
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3:45 PM
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Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event sponsors.... more
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Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event sponsors.
