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8:00 - 9:00AM
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Registration and Morning Refreshments
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9:00 - 9:30AM
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Opening Remarks
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Presented by:
- Steve Emanuel - Chief Information Officer, Office of Information Technology, State of New Jersey
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9:30 - 10:30AM
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In a fast-changing world, everyone is an explorer whether they know it or not, particularly in government IT. We are constantly traveling across uncharted terrain:... more
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In a fast-changing world, everyone is an explorer whether they know it or not, particularly in government IT. We are constantly traveling across uncharted terrain: the economy, social media, the cloud, and on and on. Was Steve Jobs any less of an explorer than Ferdinand Magellan? They definitely had one thing in common: they always looked forward and rarely looked backward. The spirit of exploration and adventure lives on, now more than ever because technology makes it possible for anyone to be an explorer in their own right. In this fascinating and rousing session, noted explorer Josh Bernstein shows us how to turn one's career into an adventure and the survival skills needed along the way.
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10:30 - 11:00AM
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Morning Break
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11:00 - 12:15PM
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Concurrent Sessions
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Government organizations are under attack and the stakes have never been higher. Threats are increasingly sophisticated and better organized while at the same time agencies... more
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Government organizations are under attack and the stakes have never been higher. Threats are increasingly sophisticated and better organized while at the same time agencies are contending with new means of access, including social media, mobile apps, cloud computing and open government. This session looks at the elements necessary to defend against threats, prevent attacks and protect sensitive information.
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Though few would admit it, their most faithful and intense relationships in life just might be with their mobile devices. According to research, the average... more
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Though few would admit it, their most faithful and intense relationships in life just might be with their mobile devices. According to research, the average user keeps their favorite device within reach every waking minute, including the workplace. Should you bite the bullet and go with the flow or buck the trend by clamping down? BYOD and Mobile Device Management don't have to be a contradiction in terms. This session takes a look at the pros and cons of joining the BYOD movement.
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Where there's a will, there's a way. Technology has reached the point where it can support just about anything that anyone wants to do with... more
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- John Garing - Vice President, ViON Corporation
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- Bill Kosinetz - Chief Information Officer, Sussex County
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- George Snyder - Solution Architect
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Where there's a will, there's a way. Technology has reached the point where it can support just about anything that anyone wants to do with shared services. Few can argue that the pros don't outweigh the cons when shared services are done right. This session discusses strategies and approaches that are proven to work.
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Convergence has arrived. A single computer network can be sufficient for all communication needs: voice, video, data, and images, all through the use of IP... more
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Convergence has arrived. A single computer network can be sufficient for all communication needs: voice, video, data, and images, all through the use of IP (Internet Protocol). Unified communications can result in lower costs, increased efficiency, reduced complexity and enhanced flexibility. This session looks at the technologies of today and the benefits they bring to the table.
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12:15 - 1:00PM
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Lunch
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1:00 - 2:00PM
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Getting the attention of citizens in today's world is a challenge, to say the least. Government organizations can struggle in vain to get their messages... more
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Getting the attention of citizens in today's world is a challenge, to say the least. Government organizations can struggle in vain to get their messages heard through the blare of a social media culture that enables anyone to have a voice regardless of credibility. Ordinary "government speak" - no matter how critical to your audience - doesn't stand a chance. What if being considered "cool" could help government reach and retain a much broader public? Or even help you personally communicate better to your leadership, staff or peers? Learn the art of the cool factor and how to communicate with style. In this lively and eye-opening session, Kristy Fifelski (aka GovGirl) shows us how to stay visible and relevant in today's ultra-competitive and uber-noisy environment.
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1:00 - 2:30PM
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Afternoon Break and Refreshments
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2:30 - 3:45PM
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Concurrent Sessions
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More than 90% of the data in the world today has been created in the last two years. In the next decade, the amount of... more
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- Kevin May - Deputy Chief Technology Officer - Public Safety, Office Of Information Technology, State of New Jersey
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- Dave Ditzel - Platform & Analytics Account Executive, Public Sector, SAP America
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- Shawn Dolley - Vice President/General Manager
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- Dan Paolini - Deputy Chief Technology Officer - Enterprise Data Services, Office of Information Technology, State of New Jersey
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More than 90% of the data in the world today has been created in the last two years. In the next decade, the amount of data is expected to grow a staggering 50X, driven by an explosion of non-traditional data such as social media, email, sensors, videos, maps and photographs. This presents an enormous challenge to infrastructure but at the same time opens the door to unprecedented opportunities for mining and creating useful information. This session focuses on trends, strategies and technologies.
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Is the desktop dead? Not by any means. But its use shrinks every day as more and more people use smartphones and tablets as their... more
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Is the desktop dead? Not by any means. But its use shrinks every day as more and more people use smartphones and tablets as their primary computing interface. With wireless becoming cheaper and more reliable by the day, the demand for mobility is mushrooming and IT shops are expected to oblige. This session looks at the latest devices and technologies that are enabling mobile workforces around the country.
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The cloud is all about speed, scalability, and affordability but there are other factors that can make moving to the cloud a difficult decision for... more
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The cloud is all about speed, scalability, and affordability but there are other factors that can make moving to the cloud a difficult decision for government adopters, particularly concerns about security, accountability and continuity. Some processes and information are more appropriate for the cloud than others, and some cloud platforms are more suitable than others. This session explores whether (and where) the cloud is ready for prime time in government.
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The IT landscape is dramatically changing. Trends like mobility, cloud computing, social media, cybercrime and outsourcing are all game-changers. Specialization is becoming a thing of... more
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Presented by:
- Wayne Jeter - Education Program Development Specialist III, Division of Administration and Training, Civil Service Commission, State of New Jersey
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- Adeseye Sotemhin - Administrative Analyst I - Data Processing, Division of Classification and Personnel Management, Civil Service Commission, State of New Jersey
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- John Teubner - Deputy Director, Division of Classification and Personnel Management, Civil Service Commission, State of New Jersey
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The IT landscape is dramatically changing. Trends like mobility, cloud computing, social media, cybercrime and outsourcing are all game-changers. Specialization is becoming a thing of the past because technology evolves too quickly to permit skills to stagnate. Qualified IT personnel are scarce, and the prospect of competing with private industry for candidates can be daunting. This session focuses on how to attract, develop and retain tomorrow's IT workforce.
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3:45 PM
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Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors.... more
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Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors.
