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PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING/CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
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9:00AM-9:15AM
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WELCOME
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
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Marc Di Francisco, President, CIO Forum & Executive IT Summit
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Rick Sickles's Bio
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PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Rick Sickles, Conference Director, President SIM Central Florida
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9:15AM-10:15AM
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS – "MOBILE HIGH-SPEED DATA – EXPLORING BUSINESS IMPACTS"
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
Ray Gilbert's Bio
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Presented by: Ray Gilbert, Director CIO – Chief Technology Office, Lucent Technology.
Discussion: United States and Canadian Carriers have deployed Mobile High
Speed Data (MHSD) nationally with 40kk to 80k 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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10:15AM-11:00AM
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BREAK - VENDOR PAVILION – Killarney – Hall 400
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11:00AM-Noon
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"ALIGNING BUSINESS VALUE MANAGEMENT WITH IT
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Session 1
Highland - Hall 200
Kimberly Porter's Bio
Tony Hughes's Bio
Vicki Hall's Bio
Dave Patrishkoff's Bio
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INITIATIVES"
Moderated by: Kimberly Porter, Principal, North Highland
Karl Nebel, Vice President, North Highland
Panelists: Tony Hughes, Sr.VP & CIO, CNL Shared Services
Vicki Hall, VP IT, Darden Restaurants
Dave Patrishkoff, CEO, Innovative Solutions Group
Business problem: Value Management (VM) allows organizations to understand the potential impacts of their actions on value drivers (Cash Flow, Working Capital, etc.) within the business.
With the right analysis VM can define and monitor the business process impacts (Business Process Management) that are to be achieved from an IT investment. However VM is seldom used through out the entire IT initiative to ensure that the projected value to business will be obtained.
Solution: VM must be incorporated as a mandatory component of any IT initiative. Its role in the success of the initiative must be articulated in the business case prior to project commencement. Included should be the overall VM/BPM approach to the initiative along with a clear Business Executie Sponsor, accountable for the results.
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Session 2
Lake Cherokee
Dave Klugman's Bio
Roy Santarella's Bio
John Benzinger's Bio
Chuck Mance's Bio
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"THE ROI OF INFORMATION SECURITY"
Moderated by: Dave Klugman, EVP, VigilantMinds
Panelists: Roy Santarella, CFO, Standford Hospital and Clinics
John Benzinger, VP IT, FreeMarkets
Chuck Mance, Director of IT, Respironics
Business problem: Privacy and Security have become Board room issues. New regulations and the threat of cyber-terrorism have increased executive awareness of cyber-security. The time that it takes for a known system vulnerability to be transformed into an automated virus or worm is decreasing exponentially - increasing the risks to all businesses. Many executives see security as a "black hole" for expenditures - now and into the future. How can an enterprise determine the "right" level of security - and security spending - for their business?
Discussion: An expert panel will discuss key concepts and components of obtaining the best return on security investment for their enterprises. Business issues such as risk management, organizational awareness, globalization, brand image, and regulatory requirements will be discussed. Path forward actions for the implementation of high impact enterprise security programs based upon "real-world" experiences will be presented.
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Noon-1:15PM
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LUNCHEON KEYNOTE – “ENABLING THE MYFLORIDA
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
Kim Bahrami's Bio
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ENTERPRISE”
Presented by: Kim Bahrami, CIO, State of Florida
Discussion: The Florida State Technology Office was created in 2000 as a means of providing leadership and an integration path for state technology. The STO was asked to enable digitally transformed, citizen-centered superior government services, transcending organizational boundaries, delivering access to government services and information for Floridians - anywhere and anytime.
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1:15PM-1:30PM
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DESSERT – VENDOR PAVILION – Killarney – Hall 400
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1:30PM-2:30PM
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Session 1
Highland – Hall 200
Massimo Villinger's Bio
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“IT INFRASTRUCTURE”
Presented by: Massimo Villinger, VP & CTO, Lockheed Martin
Discussion: After a short corporate overview, I will describe the IT environment at Lockheed Martin, its origins and how it evolved to what it is today. The presentation will cover Lockheed Martin IT Planning by looking at our IT Governance model, our IT Architecture Framework, Standards, as well as our IT Strategic Planning.
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Session 2
Lake Cherokee
Amit Mital's Bio
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"BENEFITS OF COLLABORATION SERVICES TO REDUCE COSTS AND INCREASE EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY"
Case Studies - Lockheed Martin & Honeywell.
Presented by: Amit Mital, Microsoft, General Manager of Live Meeting Engineering
Business problem: How do we improve the efficiency of meetings, participation and collaboration on the part of information workers?
How can we balance the increasing demands for communication and collaboration and manage within budget pressures?
Solution: Collaboration Suite of Applications to include Web Conferencing, Instant Messaging, Presence, and Shared Portal Platforms. We will explore several real world case studies on specific collaboration applications to demonstrate the business value and paybacks.
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Session 3
Dot Room
Jim Lee's Bio
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"ACTIVE ARCHIVING CASE STUDY: EMERGING SOLUTIONS FOR MANAGING EXPLOSIVE DATABASE GROWTH"
Presented by: Jim Lee, VP of Product Marketing, 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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2:30PM-3:30PM
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BREAK - VENDOR PAVILION – Killarney – Hall 400
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3:30PM-4:30PM
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Session 1
Highland – Hall 200
Tony Hughes's Bio
Renee Tanner's Bio
Thomas Horvath's Bio
Joe Nicholson's Bio
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“HOW CNL USES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT TO DRIVE SUCCESS”
Moderated by: Tony Hughes, SVP and CIO, CNL Shared Services
Panelists: Renee Tanner, Dir. Of Performance Mgmt, CNL Shared Services
Thomas Horvath, VP of Bus. Development, CNL Shared Insights
Joe Nicholson, VP of Marketing, DecisionPoint Applications
Business Problem: Now more than ever, the ability to execute is the key to competitive advantage and growth. The ability to see, understand, and respond
quickly to key operational and financial metrics across the enterprise is essential to increase revenues, improve customer satisfaction, manage talent, and lower costs.
At the same time, new regulatory requirements and increased emphasis on corporate governance haw added challenges for corporate reporting. Without a focus on critical measures and results, a company will fall short in realizing goals and maximizing its potential.
Solution: Companies today require a comprehensive Performance Management System to achieve their objectives. Performance Management focuses and aligns the full force of an organization’s resources – human, financial, and otherwise. It enables a company to clearly communicate the vision and to measure and adjust to what is truly important.
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Session 2
Lake Cherokee
Cal Braunstein's Bio
Don Bailey's Bio
Dave Rasmussen's Bio
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“PARING SARBANES OXLEY (SOX) DOWN TO SIZE”
Moderated by: Cal Braunstein, President, Robert Frances Group
Panelists: Don Bailey, Partner, Business Risk Services, Grant Thorton
Dave Rasmussen, President, Stratner Company LLC
Thomas Ward, VP & CIO, Hughes Supply
Business Problem: The year-old Sarbanes-Oxley regulation impacts the Finance and IT organizations more than any other corporate departments. IT executives are getting concurring and conflicting inputs from internal auditors, outside consultants, software vendors, and others on what to do to comply with the regulations. IT
executives are seeking unbiased inputs as to what actions to take to achieve compliance.
Discussion: The moderator will review the applicable components of SOX and then turn it over to the panelists. The panelists, in turn, will address how they worked with other business units to determine what technologies should be applied and how they used SOX as an opportunity to justify needed data integrity, integration, reporting, and security improvements.
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Session 3
Dot Room
Steve Spiewak's Bio
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"COMPUTER SECURITY THREATS FACING IT TODAY. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW"
Presented by: Russell Hayes, FBI Tampa, Florida
Steve Spiewak, Sr. Marketing Manager, Iron Mountain
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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4:30PM
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EXECUTIVE RECEPTION
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
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Admittance by Conference Badge or VIP Pass Only, Complimentary hors d’oeuvres and beverages
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7:30AM-8:00AM
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REGISTRATION – Foyer
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8:00AM-9:00AM
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PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING/CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
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9:00AM-9:15AM
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WELCOME
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
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Marc Di Francisco, President, CIO Forum & Executive IT Summit
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Dave Rasmussen's Bio
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PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Dave Rasmussen, Conference Director, VP & Program Chair, SIM Central Florida
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9:15AM-10:15AM
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS – “BEING A CHANGE AGENT IN AN
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
Gregg Bailey's Bio
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UNCHANGEABLE ORGANIZATION”
Presented by: Dr. Gregg (Skip) Bailey, Acting CIO, FBI
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10:15AM-11:00AM
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BREAK VENDOR PAVILION – Killarney – Hall 400
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11:00AM-Noon
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“MEASURING RISK AND VALUING INFORMATION”
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Session 1
Highland – Hall 200
Doug Hubbard's Bio
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Presented by: Doug Hubbard, President, Hubbard Decision Research, Published numerous times in CIO Magazine
Business Problem: Measuring Risk and the economic impact of information value
Solution: Applied Information Economics
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Session 2
Dot Room
Dan Russell's Bio
Ravi Joseph's Bio
Mark Perlstein's Bio
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"OUTSOURCING AND COST REDUCTION: FACT OR FICTION"
Moderated by: Dan Russell, Regional Vice President of Business Development, CIBER
Panelists: Ravi Joseph, President, CIBER India LTD
Mark Perlstein, Vice President, CIBER IT Operations Services
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. Why are they able to make this claim and how do they achieve it? And does the potential reward outweigh the risk. Outsourcing may be a tool for the CIO to do more with less. Many executives struggle with balancing the risks and rewards in determining if this model will work for their organization.
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Session 3
Lake Cherokee
Walt Thomas's Bio
Ron Jones's Bio
Bob Lohfeld's Bio
Gene Fredriksen's Bio
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"APPROACHES TO TRANSITIONING TO ON-DEMAND COMPUTING"
Moderated By: Walt Thomas, CIO, Computer Associates
Panelists: Ron Jones, VP of Data Center Services, Telefonica, USA
Andy Crowder, CIO, Central Florida Investments
Bob Lohfeld, Vice President, Commercial Enterprise Solutions, Lockheed Martin Information Technology
Gene Fredriksen, VP Information Security, Raymond James Financial
Ezekiel Rodriguez, Director of Corporate Development, Telefonica USA
Business problem: Despite the constant changes to business initiatives and the underlying IT infrastructure, CIOs struggle with how to manage the transition from silo-based management to a more integrated, service-oriented, on-demand computing model. Our panelists will shed some light on how to transform IT management and move to a more value-based computing paradigm.
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Noon–1:15PM
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LUNCHEON – BIRDS OF A FEATHER
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Ivanhoe – Hall 300
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One of the more significant features of the CIO Forum and Executive IT Summit is the opportunity to meet with your peers and discuss and explore solutions to common issues. To facilitate this human resource networking capability we have initiated and installed in the Forum’s agenda sever “Birds of a Feather” quorums. They are designed to be simple, informal and very discussion oriented. Yet at the
same time they will be facilitated by an experienced professional in the subject matter field. We are confident that as an attendee to the “Birds of a Feather” you will gain maximum benefit from your presence and participation.
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1:15PM-1:30PM
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DESSERT – VENDOR PAVILION – Killarney – Hall 400
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1:30PM-2:30PM
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Session 1
Highland – Hall 200
Nancy Markle's Bio
Stephanie Parson's Bio
Conrad Cross's Bio
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“THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE CIO”
Moderated by: Nancy Markle, President Elect, SIM International
Panelists: Stephanie Parson, VP of Strategy, Walt Disney World
Conrad Cross, CIO, City of Orlando
Discussion: Today’s CIO is responsible for forging a road through a politically and economically changing environment. How do we navigate this difficult road.
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Session 2
Lake Cherokee
Peter Lupariello's Bio
Christopher Day's Bio
Jeff Conley's Bio
Steve Velaxquez's Bio
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“NETWORK SECURITY FOR THE ENTERPRISE” – CASE STUDIES
Presented by: Peter Lupariello, Director, Spherion Technology
Christopher Day, CISSP, CTO, Asgard Network Security
Jeff Conley, VP Business Development, Asgard Network Security
Steve Velaxquez, CISSP, Senior Engineer, Asgard Network Security
Business Problem: Creating and maintaining a secure network from Intrusion, Virus, Spam and other undesirables
Solution: Develop security policy and compliance programs, assess network vulnerabilities, harden network equipment and manage network via remote surveillance by advanced security experts.
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2:30PM-3:30PM
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FINAL DRAWINGS & REFRESHMENTS SERVED IN THE VENDOR
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Killarney – Hall 400
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PAVILION
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3:30PM
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CONFERENCE ENDS
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(Materials contained are for Marketing purposes only. Speakers, topics, etc. are not in final form and are subject to change.)
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