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7:30 - 8:00AM
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Join Tennessee's networking and support group for local government CIOs, directors of IT and others responsible for municipal IT infrastructure. Pre-registration required.
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- Keith Durbin - Chief Information Officer/Director of Information Technology, Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County
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Join Tennessee's networking and support group for local government CIOs, directors of IT and others responsible for municipal IT infrastructure. Pre-registration required.
Meeting Host:
keith Durbin, President and Chief Information Officer, LOGITT & Director of IT Services, Metro Nashville
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8:00 - 9:00AM
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Registration and Morning Refreshments
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9:00 - 9:15AM
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Opening Remarks
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Presented by:
- Mark Bengel - Chief Information Officer, State of Tennessee
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9:15 - 10:15AM
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Everyone looks to IT to be the superhero -- to fly in, cape blowing in the wind, and save the day by improving productivity, lowering... more
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- Bill Bott - Consulting Partner, Change and Innovation Agency
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Everyone looks to IT to be the superhero -- to fly in, cape blowing in the wind, and save the day by improving productivity, lowering the budget, and making life easier for customers and employees. Unfortunately, with over half the nation's projects running behind schedule and over budget, the IT leader can go from hero to zero faster than a speeding bullet. IT often gets the blame, but rarely is technology the culprit that throws our projects into turmoil. It's not our fault, but it is our problem. This session explores why IT leaders need to become change agents and how to attack the real problems facing government today, even if that includes never writing a line of code.
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10:15 - 10:45AM
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Break
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10:45 - 11:45AM
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Concurrent Sessions
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The old saying "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" has never been more true.
In today's public sector enterprise, all staff, including... more
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The old saying "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" has never been more true.
In today's public sector enterprise, all staff, including IT and Business Managers must become security obligated employees. What does it mean to be security obligated? It means you have a responsibility to actively participate in ensuring your organization's critical business assets, and sensitive data are being protected, and you are compliant with the ever-increasing number of regulations your organization is governed by. The potential consequences of not doing are frightening.
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Good IT people are hard to find...and even harder to keep. Impending retirements are pushing organizations to solve this challenge sooner rather than later. To... more
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- Trish Holliday - Chief Learning Officer, Department of Human Resources, State of Tennessee
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Good IT people are hard to find...and even harder to keep. Impending retirements are pushing organizations to solve this challenge sooner rather than later. To ensure that we have the skills and abilities needed to deliver complex solutions in rapidly changing environments, we must broaden our approach to talent management. This session focuses on identifying and developing tomorrow's IT professionals.
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In an era of limited resources, customer or "citizen" relationship management is an essential element for increasing efficiency, improving services and developing customer-driven applications. This... more
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Presented by:
- Scott Frendt - Vice President, Public Sector CRM Solutions, Oracle
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In an era of limited resources, customer or "citizen" relationship management is an essential element for increasing efficiency, improving services and developing customer-driven applications. This session discusses ways to gather, store, analyze and utilize information in order to best meet the needs of our citizens.
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Few governmental organizations have the staffing or skill sets to accomplish all projects in-house. Finding outside assistance through vendor partners is a common solution. Hear... more
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Moderated by:
- Jon Walden - Manager of Information Technology & Environmental Services, County Technical Assistance Service (CTAS), University of Tennessee
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Presented by:
- Jeff Hodges - Senior Account Manager, Presidio Networked Solutions
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- Brent Nair - Chief Information Officer, City of Memphis
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- Bill Wells - Director, IT Department, Maury County
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Few governmental organizations have the staffing or skill sets to accomplish all projects in-house. Finding outside assistance through vendor partners is a common solution. Hear from our panelists from a large and a small local government as well as a local government vendor on how to avoid common mistakes and make the most of your vendor projects.
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11:45 - 12:30PM
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Lunch
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12:30 - 1:30PM
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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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1:30 - 1:50PM
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Break
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1:50 - 2:50PM
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Concurrent Sessions
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It is no surprise that fraud and abuse are growing in today's struggling economy, something that government organizations can ill afford. Equally expensive to government... more
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It is no surprise that fraud and abuse are growing in today's struggling economy, something that government organizations can ill afford. Equally expensive to government - if not more so - is "waste" resulting in improper or unnecessary payments and expenditures. This session focuses on how to intelligently utilize data to detect, analyze and prevent intentional (and unintentional) abuse of government programs and resources.
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Rapid advances in mobile technologies are causing fundamental changes to social and workplace interaction, resulting in an overwhelming demand for mobile solutions and applications. But... more
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Rapid advances in mobile technologies are causing fundamental changes to social and workplace interaction, resulting in an overwhelming demand for mobile solutions and applications. But flexibility comes at a price, and the plethora of devices and platforms means that one size does not fit all and heightens security concerns. This session discusses approaches and strategies that deliver the broadest impact with the least distress and will include ways to secure mobile devices while providing access to the appropriate information that users within your environment need and desire.
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Rising alongside the relatively new technology of Big Data, is the new job title data scientist. A data scientist represents an evolution from the business... more
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- Brian Miles - Senior Director of Analytics Integration Delivery, SAS
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Rising alongside the relatively new technology of Big Data, is the new job title data scientist. A data scientist represents an evolution from the business or data analyst role. What sets the data scientist apart is strong business acumen, coupled with the ability to communicate findings to both business and IT leaders in a way that can influence how an organization approaches a business challenge. The data scientist role has been described as "part analyst, part artist", someone who is inquisitive, who can stare at data and spot trends. This session will explore this expanding role.
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2:50 - 3:10PM
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Break
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3:10 - 4:15PM
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Fast Track Sessions: Solution Showcase
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A surprising 25% of Internet users in the U.S. are mobile-only, and 120 million citizens now own smart phones. This is actually good news for... more
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A surprising 25% of Internet users in the U.S. are mobile-only, and 120 million citizens now own smart phones. This is actually good news for government because mobile services are a relatively cheap and easy way to significantly increase self-service interactions. This session looks at some of the most innovative, successful and groundbreaking apps being used today.
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Every internet connected device, represents an opportunity for an attacker. Computer criminals have jumped through virtual loopholes to steal identities and sensitive information, as well... more
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Presented by:
- Scott Augenbaum - Supervisory Special Agent (SSA), Computer Intrusion/Counterintelligence Squad, Memphis Division, FBI
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Every internet connected device, represents an opportunity for an attacker. Computer criminals have jumped through virtual loopholes to steal identities and sensitive information, as well as infect computers and expose personal information.
In this session, you'll hear about the global cyber crime landscape and how government computer networks are now under constant attack and what we can do to provide a better defense for our critical data.
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Throughout Tennessee, the United States, and the world, governments continue to use Gov 2.0 technologies to increase transparency. With the rising societal influence for... more
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Throughout Tennessee, the United States, and the world, governments continue to use Gov 2.0 technologies to increase transparency. With the rising societal influence for openness, and government's commitment to serving all citizens, we know there are new and increased opportunities as the technology continues to evolve.
This session will showcase examples of opening government, opening government data, engaging citizens, and leveraging social media - all with the goal of increasing transparency.
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4:15 PM
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Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change.
