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REGISTRATION – Foyer |
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8:00AM-9:00AM Jr. Ballroom G |
PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING/CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST |
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9:00AM-9:15AM Jr. Ballroom G
 Hugh Moore's bio
 Nancy Markle's bio |
WELCOME
Marc Di Francisco, President, CIO Forum & Executive IT Summit
PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Hugh Moore, President; SIM Central Florida Chapter Nancy Markle, Past President, SIM International
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9:15AM-10:15AM Jr. Ballroom G
 Alan Guibord's bio
 Carl C. Gilchrist's bio
 Randy Frasinelli's bio
 Katie Mitchell Tucker's bio |
KEYNOTE - "CIO CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM" Moderated by: Alan Guibord, Chairman & Founder, The Advisory Council and former CEO, Computerworld, and former CIO, R.R. Donnelley & Sons
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Carl Gilchrist, Partner, Spencer Stuart |
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Randy Frasinelli, Managing Partner, Grant-Williams Associates |
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Katie Mitchell Tucker, Korn/Ferry International |
Discussion: An informal and interactive discussion with today’s search industry leaders. Find out: what they hear from prospective clients, what skills are needed to be successful, why do CIOs loose their jobs, what are prospective employers looking for, how do you get on their radar screens, which resumes get their attention, what is the future state of the CIO. This is your chance to hear it from the experts.
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| 10:15AM-11:00AM |
BREAK – SOLUTIONS EXCHANGE PAVILION – Foyer |
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11:00AM-Noon Session 1 Signature 1
Neil Montanari's bio
 Stacey Jackson's bio
 John Foley's bio
 Arthur Tsiropoulos's bio |
"CURRENT TRENDS IN WWAN?”
Moderated by: Neil Montanari, Director Data Solutions, Verizon Wireless.
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Stacey Jackson, CIO, CFI/Westgate Resorts |
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John Foley, Director, Alcatel Lucent |
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Arthur Tsiropoulos, Associate Dir. of Marketing & Alternative Distribution, Verizon Wireless |
Discussion: Wireless data cards, PDAs, Smartphones, a host of services that allow businesses to be more efficient, to save money and to be more responsive to their customers. The list goes on but clearly, wireless communications have become an integral part of the way businesses – large and small – compete in the marketplace every day. This panel consists of industry leaders who have launched innovative wireless solutions and integrated decision-making processes around WWAN technologies into their business strategies. The presentation will encompass elements such as: which applications enterprises most often choose to extend to their mobile workforce; how a business ensures that the implementation is successful; and what measurements are used to determine if the application achieved the desired results.
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Session 2 Jr. Ballroom G
 Dr. Ronald Eaglin's bio
 Karla Alvarado's bio
Jon Sellers bio |
“THE CHALLENGES OF GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY” Moderated by: Dr. Ronald Eaglin, Chair of Engineering Technology, University of Central Florida
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Karla Alvarado, Computer Research Specialist, University of Central Florida |
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Jon Sellers, Dir. of IT, Brevard County Board of County Commissioners |
Discussion: Government is anecdotally and sometimes humorously known for its inefficiencies. The culture of government, unlike much of the culture of business does not lend itself to reward gains in efficiencies. However, this does not mean that governments cannot bring about major gains in efficient operation with good leadership. This panel explores real initiatives that have successfully improved government efficiency both through analysis of the business processes used and the integration of IT into these processes and how to make these initiatives work.
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Noon-1:15PM
Anthony Salvaggio's bio
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LUNCHEON KEYNOTE – “METRICS BASED MANAGEMENT”
Presented by: Anthony Salvaggio, CEO & President of Computer Aid (CAI)
Discussion: Software process improvement and metrics based IT management is not just about the upside and the enormous return on investment. It is about our basic survival in an increasingly competitive global IT environment. In this presentation, Tony Salvaggio provides an historic overview of the US manufacturing revolution and he explains how many of the initiatives to come out of this transformational shift in manufacturing are precisely the same initiatives that we need to take within IT. Topics covered will include Resource productivity, standard process initiatives; metrics based management, and the importance of standard estimating. |
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| 1:15PM-1:45PM |
DESSERT – SOLUTIONS PROVIDER PAVILION – Foyer |
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1:45PM-2:45PM Session 1 Signature 1
 Michael Milutis bio
Bob Hartmann's bio
 Molly Mahoney's bio
Bob Lawhorn's bio |
“USING METRICS TO IMPROVE ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE”
Moderated by: Michael Milutis, Director of marketing, CAI and Executive Director, IT Metrics & Productivity Institute
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Bob Hartmann, Director, Information Technology, FL Dept. of Transportation, Turnpike Enterprise
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Molly Mahoney, Sr. Manager Shared Services, IS Division, Attorneys’ Title Insurance Fund |
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Bob Lawhorn, CTO, Computer Aid, Inc. |
Discussion: The IT industry is notorious for budget and schedule overruns. Why does this situation continue to plague us? Is it possible to structure IT so it can be run like any other part of the business, or do the complexities and challenges within IT render it unique? This interactive panel discussion will attempt to answer these questions. This discussion will focus on the interconnected nature of measurement, estimation, and process to drive real business value.
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Session 2 Jr. Ballroom G
 Chiliano N. Heredia's bio
 Stephen Hightower's bio |
“BENEFITS OF STORAGE VIRTUALIZATION IN TODAY’S VIRTUALIZED DATA CENTERS” Moderated by: James Meyers, Technology Manager, Systems Integration, Coleman Technologies, Inc.
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Chiliano N. Heredia, Software Sys. Engineer Supervisor, Info. Sys. & Services Division, Orange County Government |
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Stephen Hightower, Enterprise Info. Systems, Lockheed Martin Corporation |
Discussion: Virtualization is becoming a more common component of the modern Data Center. The benefits of Server Virtualization are well documented and the question these days is not so much should you virtualize but when and what should you apply the technology too. Another relatively new part of this conversation is the benefits of Storage Virtualization as a complement to a VMware deployment. Technologies such as Thin Provisioning and data de-duplication create incremental benefits that can significantly impact your envirnonment. Benefits such as storage space savings, reduction in time of deployment, and an overall lowering of facilities cost. Not to mention reducing the cost of storage itself. We will discuss how these technologies can compliment each other to deliver even greater benefits your organizations.
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| 3:00PM-3:30PM |
BREAK – SOLUTIONS EXCHANGE PAVILION - Foyer |
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3:30PM-4:30PM Session 1 Signature 1
 Scott Magnuson's bio
 Jim Moore's bio
 Nicholas Kyriazis bio |
“NEXT GENERATION BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE, THE POWER OF SIMPLICITY” Moderated by: Scott Magnuson, Southern Regional Director, QlikTech, Inc.
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Jim Moore, CTO, Fypon, Inc. |
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Nicholas Kyriazis, President, SyncSite, Inc. |
Discussion: Traditional Business Intelligence methods are in a state of trial and scrutiny. Conventional methods require the construction of an OLAP cube to answer a specific set of questions. When new questions arise and the pre-defined measurements inside the cube are no longer sufficient, a new cube must be built with different parameters. To answer multiple questions, multiple cubes must be built, taking a considerable time and effort, leaving the end user with only more questions. To vastly diminish time spent on this process, what would you say if you could have unlimited multi-dimensional access to your data, accessing billions of records without building a data warehouse- at all? We will discuss how this revolutionary next-generation business intelligence can deploy a complete business analysis system in 2-3 weeks using AQL in-memory technology, leading to simple & powerful analysis and reporting for the business end-user.
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Session 2 Jr. Ballroom
Mark Mahre's bio
Christopher Spaight's bio
Ron Smalenberger's bio
Christopher Sims bio
Fidel Deforte's bio |
“BEYOND THE HYPE: BUSINESS BENEFITS OF GREEN IT” Moderated by: Mark Mahre, VP Business Process Management, Optimus Solutions
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Christopher Spaight, Program Manager, IBM Energy Efficiency Initiative
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Ron Smalenberger, District Manager, VMware |
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Christopher Sims, Network Engineer, Clayton County Water Authority |
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Fidel Deforte, Network & Telecom Manager, City of Cape Coral |
Discussion: Green IT can help your bottom line. Top industry experts will show you how during a panel discussion of Green IT strategies you can apply at your data center to save energy, resources and money. Optimus Solutions will moderate a discussion featuring experts from IBM and VMware, along with two senior IT practitioners from Clayton County (Georgia) Water Authority and City of Cape Coral (Florida). Learn what these organizations are doing to make Green IT work for them. Hear how they achieved ROI on virtualization, data center consolidation and power management while helping preserve the environment. You’ll bring back powerful, implementable ideas to share with your executive team.
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| 4:30PM |
EXECUTIVE RECEPTION Admittance by Conference Badge or VIP Pass Only,Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres and Beverages |