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REGISTRATION – Foyer |
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PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING/CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST |
| Section B | |
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WELCOME |
Section B
Dee Means bio
June Moore's bio |
Marc Di Francisco, President, CIO Forum & Executive IT Summit
PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Dee Means, Conference Director, Vice President of the Information Technology
Charlotte (ITC) council of the Charlotte Chamber
ITC MISSION - June Moore, Chair, Charlotte ITC
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| 9:15AM-10:15AM |
KEYNOTE
– "IT RISK MANAGEMENT, CREATING AN EFFECTIVE
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Section B
David Nolan's bio |
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
CULTURE"
Presented by: David Nolan, Vice President of Consulting
Services, Forsythe Solutions
Discussion: Achieving as culture of effective governance is
the key to proactively managing risk. To reach this state, companies
need to embrace a simplified, integrated approach, or be forever in the
position of chasing a moving target. From a risk management
perspective, instituting effective corporate governance means embracing
a culture that extends beyond what regulators, and auditors tell you to
do, to one in which you hold yourselves to a higher standard...an
environment where every move also reduces risk, regardless of the
primary need being addressed. In this framework, risk can never be
overlooked or rationalized. The goal is to create a risk management
culture where you continually architect, design, integrate and manage
IT within this context. A culture where corporate policy drives
strategy, which drives architecture, which drives operational
excellence (service delivery), is an environment that builds trust in
effective corporate governance among a company's employees, customers,
partners, and investors.
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| 10:15AM- 11:00AM |
BREAK - VENDOR PAVILION – Carolina East & West
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| 11:00AM-Noon |
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| Session 1 |
“CONSOLIDATE, UNIFY, AUTOMATE THROUGH BUSINESS PROCESS
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Section A
Jolanta T Zwirek's bio
Bob Travatello's bio |
MANAGEMENT”
Moderated by: Greg Randolph, District Sales Manager, Strategic Technologies
Panelists: Jolanta Zwirek, CIO, VP, Coca Cola Bottling Co.
Bob Travatello, CIO, Blue Rhino
Business Problem: According to Gartner, “Enterprises that choose one-off solutions for each regulatory challenge that they face will spend 10 times more on compliance projects than their counterparts that take a proactive approach.
Solution: Although there are times when adopting a “quick and dirty” solution may be necessary to meet deadlines, enterprises should avoid committing to much time, effort or data to such systems. Find out how to automate to keep your business processes up to date with your changing business needs and challenges while complying with the new laws and regulations. Automate your systems so your company can continue to grow while maintaining control through improved visibility of critical information.
Abstract
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“MOBILE HIGH-SPEED DATA – EXPLORING BUSINESS IMPACTS”
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Section C
Martin McManus bio |
Presented by: Martin McManus, Sr. Manager IT, Enterprise Collaboration, Lucent Technologies
Discussion: United States and Canadian Carriers have deployed Mobile High
Speed Data (MHSD) nationally with 40kk to 80kb average throughput, which is
Equivalent to or better than landline modem experience and available today.
Service Providers are testing the Next Generation MHSD with up to 400k average
throughput with peak speeds up to 2.4 MB, which is equivalent to the cable
modem experience available in the future.
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LUNCHEON KEYNOTE - "THE WIRELESS HACK"
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Section B
Doris Gardner's bio |
Presented by: Doris Gardner, Supervisory Special Agent, FBI
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| 1:15PM-1:45PM |
DESSERT – VENDOR PAVILION – Carolina East & West
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| 1:45PM-2:45PM |
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| Session 1 |
"OUTSOURCING ONSITE,
OFFSITE AND OFFSHORE- EDUCATION AND CASE STUDIES"
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Section A
Dan Russell's bio
Ravi Joseph's bio
Mark Perstein's bio
Matt McCafferty's bio
Ken Drake's bio |
Moderated by: Dan Russell, Regional Vice President of Business Development,CIBER
Panelists: Ravi Joseph, President, CIBER, India LTD
Mark Perstein, Vice President, CIBER IT Operations Services
Matt McCafferty, Vice President & National Practice Leader for
Application Outsourcing, CIBER
Ken Drake, Nokia
Business problem: IT executives are facing the daunting
challenge of trying to deliver more value for the same or less cost.
Outsourcing vendors claim to deliver improved service at lower costs.
There are many options and factors to consider before deciding to
outsource application development, application support or
infrastructure management. What are the options and how do you insure
success?
Discussion: Two IT Executives will discuss their first hand
experience with Outsourcing and a panel of experts will discuss why
companies consider outsourcing and the different types of outsourcing:
applications development, application support, and infrastructure
operations and support. The panel will also discuss the different
options to consider: onsite, offsite, and offshore. What are the key
success factors? What are the common pitfalls? How does today's IT
executive determine what is optimal for their organization.
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“COMPUTER SECURITY THREATS FACING IT TODAY. WHAT YOU |
Section C
Vickie Malis bio |
SHOULD KNOW”
Presented by: Vickie Malis, VP Marketing, Iron Mountain
Doris Gardner, Special Agent, FBI
Business Problem: With the availability of more sophisticated software and an increase in employee discontent, more IT departments are finding their computers and data to be at greater risk both through the network and from behind the console. The majority of these breaches of security could be eliminated if IT personnel were made aware of the issues and threats beforehand in order to set policies and procedures to combat the threats.
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| 2:45PM-3:30PM |
BREAK - VENDOR PAVILION – Carolina East & West
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| 3:30PM-4:30PM |
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| Session 1 |
“INCREASED INTERACTION OF THE CIO AND THE BOARD OF
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Section A
Rich Yanke
Martin Davis bio
George Bell's bio
Cheryl Keller's bio |
DIRECTORS”
Moderated by: Rich Yanke, Sr. VP & Director of IT, Sky Bank
Panelists: Martin Davis, CIO, Wachovia Corp.
George Bell, SVP, BB&T Bank
Cheryl Keller, CIO of Regulatory, Bank of America
Discussion: The role of the CIO is changing dramatically and this
one time, techno-heavy position is now being populated by executives
who can marry and seamlessly blend the technology side of the house
with the business side of the house. How are they doing it? What are
they doing to accomplish this paradigm changing strategy? This panel
will explore the new roles of the CIO as they are being summoned more
frequently to appear before the Board, the Audit Committee, the Risk
Committee and the Budget Committee. We will explain why menemonics in
the CIO's vocabulary like SAP, DSL CRM, and ERP are now being replaced
by EPS, ROE, and ROI. Why are laws like Gramm, Leach Bliley, Sarbanes
Oxley and the Patriot Act redefining the ever changing role of
information technology within all industries and disciplines. This
panel will provide you with the answers to these questions.
Abstract
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“ACTIVE ARCHIVING CASE STUDY: EMERGING SOLUTIONS FOR
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Section C
Rich Parente's bio |
MANAGING EXPLOSIVE DATABASE GROWTH”
Presented by: Rich Parente, VP Professional Services, Princeton Softech.
Business Problem: Explosive database growth and data retention requirements.
Solution: Learn how companies like the Bank of New York are addressing the
Challenges of explosive data base growth and implementing active archiving as a
long-term strategic solution.
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| 4:30PM |
EXECUTIVE RECEPTION
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| Section B |
Admittance by Conference Badge or VIP Pass Only, Complimentary hors d’oeuvres
and beverages
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