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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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- Greg Bell - Lieutenant Governor, State of Utah
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9:15 - 10:15AM
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Steve Uzzell is a veteran National Geographic photographer and one of the nation's leading corporate photographers. Steve's award-winning approach to his photographic work is driven... more
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Steve Uzzell is a veteran National Geographic photographer and one of the nation's leading corporate photographers. Steve's award-winning approach to his photographic work is driven by the philosophy that an open mind allows solutions to appear in unexpected places and, above all, "preparation leads to magic". Using his striking photographs to illustrate the creative process, Steve inspires us to take advantage of our own experiences and vision to make any venture an adventure.
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10:15 - 10:45AM
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Morning Break
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10:45 - 11:45AM
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Concurrent Sessions
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Is the Web dead? Long live the internet! The Web was born over two decades ago and has been a source of societal change and... more
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Is the Web dead? Long live the internet! The Web was born over two decades ago and has been a source of societal change and technological upheaval. Without a crystal ball, the future remains enigmatic but there are interesting signs that can help reveal a path. Many experts expect that Apps and the Web will converge in the cloud. Some experts feel that the browser will eventually give way to the app and never the twain shall meet. Others are building robust HTML5 sites for all mobile devices since standards are otherwise fleeting. Augmented reality, the internet of things (sensors in or on everything), the transcendent web and other topics all fit into this crystal ball session that will try to give some sense of where we are headed and what that means for digital government initiatives.
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Utah is a diverse state, and by necessity it must become a leader in telecommunications and broadband development. The biggest drivers are education, e-learning, telemedicine,... more
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Utah is a diverse state, and by necessity it must become a leader in telecommunications and broadband development. The biggest drivers are education, e-learning, telemedicine, online services and economic development. This session will cover what has been accomplished, what can be expected in the future and how organizations can take part.
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Social Media policy is important for government organizations to consider as they embark on using the vast area of tools available to enhance or broaden... more
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- Randy Dryer - Attorney, Parsons Behle & Latimer
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- Tricia Smith-Mansfield - Director, Utah State Archives
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- Robert Woolley - Chief Technical Architect, Department of Technology Services, State of Utah
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Social Media policy is important for government organizations to consider as they embark on using the vast area of tools available to enhance or broaden communication channels. Policy can address many areas including accessibility, privacy, security, acceptable use, non-governmental data, links and public engagement. This session will go over key policy questions and share examples of policies already in use in Utah and elsewhere.
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Cloud decision-making can be a "foggy" venture. There are external clouds, internal clouds and hybrids. And there is a near-infinite variety of cloud service offerings.... more
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- Phil Bates - Information Technology Director, Department of Public Safety, State of Utah
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- Daniel Kunz - Intelligence Analyst, US Department of Justice
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- Boyd Webb - Chief Information Security Officer, State of Utah
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Cloud decision-making can be a "foggy" venture. There are external clouds, internal clouds and hybrids. And there is a near-infinite variety of cloud service offerings. It's not easy to get a handle on all the ramifications, especially in regard to security, privacy and data ownership. This session clears the air on the various factors involved in moving to the cloud safely and securely.
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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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Information technology has been going through a rough few years in state and local government. The recession has caused organizations to slow down many efforts... more
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Information technology has been going through a rough few years in state and local government. The recession has caused organizations to slow down many efforts as cost cutting and consolidation ruled the day. In Utah, much of this work has been done and that has allowed eGovernment efforts to thrive in many cases. This session will include a roundup of what has been going on nationally and how Utah has moved forward in these challenging economic times.
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1:30 - 1:50PM
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Afternoon Break and Refreshments
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1:50 - 2:50PM
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Concurrent Sessions
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It's time to stop wondering whether social media has a place in the enterprise and start realizing that social media has grown into a fundamental... more
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It's time to stop wondering whether social media has a place in the enterprise and start realizing that social media has grown into a fundamental method of everyday communication. This session will take attendees beyond the "should you/shouldn't you" social media discussion common to most other conferences. Instead, this session will show how to use social media in a practical manner. You'll learn the value of social media campaigns and how to conduct them to reach your agency's goals. And you'll be shown real-world examples of social media being used intelligently and with purpose.
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When taking office, Governor Gary Herbert outlined an agenda that placed the economy at the top of his priority list. This session is designed to... more
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When taking office, Governor Gary Herbert outlined an agenda that placed the economy at the top of his priority list. This session is designed to stimulate ideas and discussion about how digital government can support and enhance these economic goals, whether through improving education, developing high techeconomic clusters or sharing and promoting entrepreneurial ideas.
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Transparency efforts in government got a huge boost from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act(ARRA). Going forward, the request for government organizations to be more... more
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Transparency efforts in government got a huge boost from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act(ARRA). Going forward, the request for government organizations to be more transparent will certainly be the norm and opens the door to many questions. Where is transparency headed? What opportunities can be created by being proactive about transparency? What is the end game of all this? This session will take a look at what has been accomplished and where organizations are headed as the transparency movement continues to grow.
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2:50 - 3:10PM
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Break
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3:10 - 4:10PM
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Concurrent Sessions
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To carry out their mandates and serve constituents, public agencies rely on the data they collect. While there is no shortage of public sector data,... more
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Presented by:
- Phil Bates - Information Technology Director, Department of Public Safety, State of Utah
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- Spencer Jenkins - Director, Automated Geographic Reference Center, State of Utah
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- Robert Woolley - Chief Technical Architect, Department of Technology Services, State of Utah
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To carry out their mandates and serve constituents, public agencies rely on the data they collect. While there is no shortage of public sector data, it is often collected and stored in different enterprise and legacy databases. In this session, we will discuss technologies and policies that will allow organizations to begin to create usable and consolidated information without a complete restructuring of the organization. We will also discuss the question, "How do you broaden the scope of government without putting it all under one roof?"
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The global market for wireless applications - which barely existed just a few years ago - has already experienced downloads in the tens of billions.... more
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The global market for wireless applications - which barely existed just a few years ago - has already experienced downloads in the tens of billions. Not surprisingly, pressure is mounting on government IT organizations to be more proactive in providing mobile services, devices and secure applications to citizens and businesses. This session focuses on how to meet the challenges - and opportunities - that lie ahead.
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Health Information Technology takes many forms including tele-medicine, insurance exchanges and information exchanges. Utah has been a leader in this area for years and has... more
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Health Information Technology takes many forms including tele-medicine, insurance exchanges and information exchanges. Utah has been a leader in this area for years and has many projects completed or underway. This session will feature speakers from the Department of Health and the Utah Health Information Network who will share current and upcoming plans for their respective organizations.
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4:10 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.
