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Moderator: Dave Gibson, Group Vice President, State and Local Government, NA Public Sector Hardware, Oracle

Leading in the public sector has always been challenging, but perhaps even more so today. Revenues have been decreasing for years now, with another round of cuts promised in just about every jurisdiction. Public sentiment about government is polarized, pressure for transparency is high, technology systems are aging, and their caretakers are retiring.

Come hear from state CIOs from around the nation on how they are meeting these and other challenges head-on, what they see as the next set of challenges facing leaders, and the role technology should play in helping government serve constituents.

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The New York State Technology Channel session will provide viewers (Academy participants) with mind-boggling insights, earth-shattering facts, and completely biased opinions and points of view around a broad range of the most important technology issues facing CIOs and IT executives throughout New York State.

The session will be presented as an interactive game show without commercial interruption. Hot topics to stump the contestants and dazzle the audience include:
Disruptive Technologies, BYOD, Cloud Computing, Enabling and Emerging Technologies, High Performance Computing, Customer Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Metrics Management.

You do not want to miss this MUST SEE TV!

Moderator: Harvey Koeppel, Executive Director, Center for CIO Leadership

Description:

The New York State Technology Channel session will provide viewers (Academy participants) with mind-boggling insights, earth-shattering facts, and completely biased opinions and points of view around a broad range of the most important technology issues facing CIOs and IT executives throughout New York State.

The session will be presented as an interactive game show without commercial interruption. Hot topics to stump the contestants and dazzle the audience include:
Disruptive Technologies, BYOD, Cloud Computing, Enabling and Emerging Technologies, High Performance Computing, Customer Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Metrics Management.

You do not want to miss this MUST SEE TV!

Moderator: Harvey Koeppel, Executive Director, Center for CIO Leadership

Description:

Moderator: Dave Gibson, Group Vice President, State and Local Government, NA Public Sector Hardware, Oracle

Leading in the public sector has always been challenging, but perhaps even more so today. Revenues have been decreasing for years now, with another round of cuts promised in just about every jurisdiction. Public sentiment about government is polarized, pressure for transparency is high, technology systems are aging, and their caretakers are retiring.

Come hear from state CIOs from around the nation on how they are meeting these and other challenges head-on, what they see as the next set of challenges facing leaders, and the role technology should play in helping government serve constituents.

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Theodore Roosevelt was transformed by the time he spent as a young man in the American west and he went on to return the favor, transforming the American west in his image. The author of 40 books, Roosevelt was among the most intellectually prepared presidents, which was coupled with the physical prowess of a strenuous man. He embodied his prescription for the country - that of living the strenuous life.

In his 1899 speech on the Strenuous Life (quoted above), Roosevelt raged against those who were afraid of the future: "These are the men who fear the strenuous life, who fear the only national life which is really worth leading." By almost any measure, his time was more difficult than our time. Then as now, government is uniquely able to do things what individuals cannot do for themselves. Then as now (with apologies for TR's gender exclusive language), "strenuous men" must stand in for the "common man." Then as now, difficult choices and decisions ensue in shaping policies aimed at "winning the goal of national greatness."

Roosevelt is portrayed by Clay Jenkinson, an Oxford-educated humanities scholar, author, social commentator and, now, documentary maker, who is deeply involved in preserving the legacy, celebrating the idiosyncrasies and interpreting the wisdom of the 26th president in our day.

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This session is intended for aspiring CIOs (and those already coping). It will cover some of the most important knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in a role that seems to be in a constant state of flux. Some of the topics to be covered are "How to break the 'cost center' view of IT", "Aligning technology to the business", "Creating strategic partnerships", and "Ensuring the CIO role stays relevant". You will leave with the Competency Model from the Center for CIO Leadership.

Description:

The New York State Technology Channel session will provide viewers (Academy participants) with mind-boggling insights, earth-shattering facts, and completely biased opinions and points of view around a broad range of the most important technology issues facing CIOs and IT executives throughout New York State.

The session will be presented as an interactive game show without commercial interruption. Hot topics to stump the contestants and dazzle the audience include:
Disruptive Technologies, BYOD, Cloud Computing, Enabling and Emerging Technologies, High Performance Computing, Customer Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Metrics Management.

You do not want to miss this MUST SEE TV!

Moderator: Harvey Koeppel, Executive Director, Center for CIO Leadership

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Moderator: Frank Slade, Director of Information Technology, New York State Department of Civil Service

One of the most important responsibilities of a CIO is to effectively manage the IT workforce so that it is aligned with, and ready to execute on, the organization's goals. Especially in challenging and dynamic times, workforce performance can directly impact organizational success. This session will explore the challenges of IT workforce/talent management in the midst of change, offer insights from the experience of workforce initiatives in other states, and outline strategies and tools CIOs can use to make the most of their organizations' people-power.

Description:

Moderator: Dave Gibson, Group Vice President, State and Local Government, NA Public Sector Hardware, Oracle

Leading in the public sector has always been challenging, but perhaps even more so today. Revenues have been decreasing for years now, with another round of cuts promised in just about every jurisdiction. Public sentiment about government is polarized, pressure for transparency is high, technology systems are aging, and their caretakers are retiring.

Come hear from state CIOs from around the nation on how they are meeting these and other challenges head-on, what they see as the next set of challenges facing leaders, and the role technology should play in helping government serve constituents.

Description:

The New York State Technology Channel session will provide viewers (Academy participants) with mind-boggling insights, earth-shattering facts, and completely biased opinions and points of view around a broad range of the most important technology issues facing CIOs and IT executives throughout New York State.

The session will be presented as an interactive game show without commercial interruption. Hot topics to stump the contestants and dazzle the audience include:
Disruptive Technologies, BYOD, Cloud Computing, Enabling and Emerging Technologies, High Performance Computing, Customer Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Metrics Management.

You do not want to miss this MUST SEE TV!

Moderator: Harvey Koeppel, Executive Director, Center for CIO Leadership

Description:

The New York State Technology Channel session will provide viewers (Academy participants) with mind-boggling insights, earth-shattering facts, and completely biased opinions and points of view around a broad range of the most important technology issues facing CIOs and IT executives throughout New York State.

The session will be presented as an interactive game show without commercial interruption. Hot topics to stump the contestants and dazzle the audience include:
Disruptive Technologies, BYOD, Cloud Computing, Enabling and Emerging Technologies, High Performance Computing, Customer Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Metrics Management.

You do not want to miss this MUST SEE TV!

Moderator: Harvey Koeppel, Executive Director, Center for CIO Leadership

Description:

The New York State Technology Channel session will provide viewers (Academy participants) with mind-boggling insights, earth-shattering facts, and completely biased opinions and points of view around a broad range of the most important technology issues facing CIOs and IT executives throughout New York State.

The session will be presented as an interactive game show without commercial interruption. Hot topics to stump the contestants and dazzle the audience include:
Disruptive Technologies, BYOD, Cloud Computing, Enabling and Emerging Technologies, High Performance Computing, Customer Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Metrics Management.

You do not want to miss this MUST SEE TV!

Moderator: Harvey Koeppel, Executive Director, Center for CIO Leadership