IT SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS PROBLEMS

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Wednesday, May 7, 2003

Hilton Valley Forge, King of Prussia, PA

	7:30AM	REGISTRATION – Grand Foyer, Grand Ballroom Continental Breakfast/Networking
	9:00AM-9:15AM	WELCOME - Grand Ballroom
		Marc Di Francisco, President, CIO Forum & Executive IT Summit
		PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
	Click here for bio	Tom Egan, Executive Director, Business Technology Center, West Chester University
	9:15AM-10:15AM	KEYNOTE ADDRESS –MOBILE HIGH-SPEED DATA – EXPLORING BUSINESS IMPACTS
	Click here for bio Click here for bio	Presented by: Ray Gilbert, Director CIO-Chief Technology Office; Sandip Mukerjee, PH.D., Director Mobility Offer Management, Wireless Network Group, Lucent Technologies 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.
	10:15AM-11:00AM	BREAK: VENDOR PAVILION – Ritten House Ballroom
	11:00AM-Noon Session 1 Hancock Salon Click here for bio	ZERO-GAP PLANNING AND WIRELESS 802.11/WIFI RISK ANALYSIS Presented by: Stephen B. Buerle, North America Security Practice Director, Unisys and Adjunct Professor in the E-Security Program at NYU’s Information Technology Institute. Certified by NSA in their IAM. Business Problem: Analysis and mitigation of 802.11/WiFi risks that (may) adversely impact Microsoft infrastructures, operations and service. Solution: Unisys Zero-Gap Wireless 802.11/WiFi Risk Analysis Abstract
	Session 2	A CONVERSATION ON THE FUTURE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
	Franklin Salon Click here for bio	Presented by: Lawrence D. Alexander, Ph.D., Director, Advanced Technology Management & Data Systems, Lockheed Martin M&DS Description: Discuss the future of Information Technology over the next 5-10 years, with the central Focus on the growth of the internet. Abstract
	Session 3	MEASURING RISK AND VALUING INFORMATION: A COMPILATION OF 36 CASES
	Washington Suite Click here for bio	Presented by: Douglas W. Hubbard, President & Founder, Hubbard Decision Research Business Problem: Measuring Risk and the economic impact of information value. Solution: Applied Information Economics Abstract
	Noon-1:30PM	LUNCH – Grand Ballroom
	Click here for bio	LUNCHEON SPEAKER: Skip Bailey, Asst. Director Information Resources, FBI Title: Being a Change Agent in an Unchangeable Organization Can you have an impact in a large organization? What are the Principles that lead to change? How is change sustained? These are the questions that will be addressed by Dr Gregg (Skip) Bailey Assistant Director, Information Technology at the Federal Bureau Of Investigation.
	1:30PM -2:30PM
	Session 1 Hancock Salon	A ROADMAP TO COLLABORATION Presented by: Lowell Paschke, Director of Information Technology, Houghton International & JD Edwards Discussion: A Roadmap to Collaboration – A discussion on how Houghton International is using it’s ERP system as the foundation for forming stronger partnerships with their customers and vendors.
	Session 2	E-HEALTH AND SECURITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE
	Franklin Salon Click here for bio	Presented by: Maria C. Horton, CISSP, CIO (Ret), National Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Maryland, EmeSec, Inc, Principal Business Problem: Healthcare providers facing the responsibilities of preparing for—and delivering--both traditional and e-health services, as well as dealing with providing adequate first responder capabilities related to weapons of mass destructions whether traumatic, radio logic, or biologic. Solution: E-health services and the integration of information security practices into the design of civilian and military healthcare settings. Abstract
	Session 3	INTEGRATED CONTENT AND COLLABORATION: THE ULTIMATE COMBINATION OF FLEXIBILITY AND CONTROL
	Adams Salon Click here for bio	Presented by: Whitney Tidmarsh, VP of Product Marketing, Documentum Business Problem: Audience members will learn how enterprise content management and collaboration complement one another and how an integrated platform both accelerates development and delivery of products and services while capturing best practices and managing enterprise knowledge. They will also learn through demonstrations the ways in which several global organizations are implementing an integrated enterprise-wide content management and collaboration environment. Solution: Standardization on a common platform that integrates both content management and collaboration. Abstract
	Session 4	SIG: EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY WHO’S IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT: TECHNOLOGY OR EDUCATION?
	Washington Suite	Moderated by: Dr. Margaret (Peg) McManus, Interim Dean, School of Arts & Science, LaSalle University Panelists: Carol I. Smith, Executive Director, Mayor’s Commission on Technology, Director Workforce 2000; John Loftus, Principal, Safeguard Scientifics, LaSalle Computer Science Advisory Board; Christine Rhoads, Ph.D., CEO and Founder, ETM Associates, LaSalle Computer Science Advisory Board; Munir Mandviwalla, Professor of MIS, Temple University; Margaret McCoey, Director, Digital Arts & Multimedia Design Program, LaSalle University
		Business Problem: Does technology drive education or education drive technology? What does industry want or need? What do our schools and universities provide? How do academia and the corporate world interact? How can technology facilitate and advance education? Does curriculum drive the technology or does the technology drive the curriculum? How successful is corporate training such as corporate academies?
	2:30PM-3:30PM	BREAK VENDOR PAVILION – Ritten House Ballroom
	3:30PM-4:30PM
	Session 1 Franklin Salon Click here for bio	VALUE PROPOSITIONS SUFFICENT TO JUSTIFY ENTERPRISE-WIDE VOICE, DATA, AND VIDEO SERVICES Presented By: Dr. Thomas A. Egan, Executive Director Business Technology Center, West Chester University Business Problem: Obtaining reliable, affordable, scalable enterprise bandwidth capable of delivering desired voice, data and video services Solution: Create a compelling business case adequate to convince bandwidth providers, including alternatives to the traditional regional monopolistic providers, to deliver a appropriate solution. Abstract
	Session 2	SIG: COPING WITH THE POLITICS OF CHANGE
	Adams Salon Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio	Moderated by: Sherry Rubin, VP & CIO, Philadelphia Gas Works Panelists: Bill Morgan, VP & CIO, Philadelphia Stock Exchange; Bill Bauerle, CIO, Lockheed Martin Mgt & Data Systems; Steve Andriole, Thomas G. Labrecque Professor, Villanova University, Former CIO for Safeguard Scientifics Business Problem: Today’s CIO is responsible for forging a road through a politically and economically changing environment. How do we navigate this difficult road. Abstract
	Session 3	STRATEGIES TO ASSURE RETURN ON NEW AND EXISTING IT SYSTEM INVESTMENTS (ROEI AND ROI)
	Washington Suite Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio	Moderated by: Lori P. McKaig, SVP, Gestalt, LLC and President, Network of Women in Computer Technology of the Delaware Valley Business Problem: How to increase the value of money already invested in IT as well as optimize future investments. Solution: Interoperability Abstract Panelists: John M. Albanese, Executive Vice President, Information Technology Systems & Customer Service, The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company; Kathy Walters, VP, Exelon Energy Delivery Information Technology; William P. Loftus, CEO, Gestalt, LLC
	4:30PM	EXECUTIVE RECEPTION
	Grand Ballroom	Admittance by Conference Badge or VIP Pass Only Complimentary hors d’oeuvres and beverages
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IT SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS PROBLEMS

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Thursday, May 8, 2003

Hilton Valley Forge, King of Prussia, PA

	8:00AM-9:00AM	REGISTRATION – Grand Foyer, Grand Ballroom Continental Breakfast/Networking
	9:00AM-9:15AM	WELCOME – Grand Ballroom Marc Di Francisco – President, CIO Forum & Executive IT Summit
	Click here for bio	PROGRAM INTRODUCTION Peter J. Julian, Sr. VP & CIO (Ret), Crown Cork & Seal
	9:15AM-10:15AM	KEYNOTE ADDRESS
	Grand Ballroom	THE EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY WITHIN THE HOMELAND SECURITY ORGANIZATION
		Presented by: Steve I. Cooper, Special Assistant to the President, Senior Director for Information Integration and CIO for the Office of Homeland Security, The White House
		Discussion: Infancy to present and future of the IT structure of the Office of Homeland Security
	10:15AM-11:00AM	BREAK VENDOR PAVILION – Ritten House Ballroom
	11:00AM-Noon
	Session 1	OUTSOURCING…..COMING TO AN IT ORGANIZATION NEAR YOU
	Franklin Salon Click here for bio	Presented by: Allison Young, VP, Information Technology Enterprise Application Development and Support, Cendant Corporation Business Problem: Information Technology represented a significant portion of the capital spent and these costs were increasing nearly exponentially as we continued to add new businesses to our portfolio of companies. The challenge before the Global CIO was to reduce the cost of IT services and take full advantage of the scale that our expanded business portfolio represented. Solution: Outsourcing was identified as a way to reduce the cost of IT Support, improve the quality of operations. Abstract
	Session 2 Adams Salon	EFFECTIVE IDENTITY MANAGMENT SOLUTIONS Presented by: Jason Lewis, Director of Product Management and Marketing, Web Access Product Division RSA Security. Business Problem: Efficiently and cost-effective management of the digital identities of a diverse user base. Solution: Identity Management Abstract
	Session 3	REDUCING COSTS THROUGH INNOVATIVE TRAINING – THE INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER DRIVER’S LICENSE
	Washington Suite Click here for bio Click here for bio	Moderated by: Dianah Neff, CIO, City of Philadelphia Panelists: Grant Castle, President, ICDL-US; Carole I. Smith, Executive Director, Mayor’s Commission on Technology Business Problem: Organizations spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on training workers on skills that demonstrate the ability to operate a PC in today’s digital world. Today, more than ever, increasing productivity is key to driving business success. Critical to achieving productivity growth is having a workforce that has fundamental computer skills. Solution: Provide every individual with computer literacy opportunity and qualifications required to participate in a global digital society. Greater Philadelphia Computer Skills Collaborative has partnered with International Computer Driver’s License (ICDL) to provide computer literacy credentials that certify fundamental computer skills that enable individuals to: Connect, Communicate and Compete. Abstract
	Noon – 1:30PM	LUNCH – Grand Ballroom
		Birds of a Feather
	1:30PM-2:30PM
	Session 1 Hancock Salon Click here for bio	MANAGED SECURITY SERVICES Presented by: Al Decker, Executive Director, EDS Security and Privacy Services, EDS Business problem: Risk Mitigation of Security, Privacy and Business Operations Continuity Solutions: Third Party Managed Security Services Abstract
	Session 2 Adams Salon	Daily Business Intelligence Presented By: Rick Puckette, Vice President, Oracle Corporation Business problem: Recent issues in alleged accounting fraud have led to a major confidence problem affecting every business, employee, investor, as well as the US economy. Officers and Executives continue to wrestle with financial reporting integrity, daily operations controls, timely reporting and the varied interpretations of accounting methods. The net result is companies and their investors have lost confidence in the current process. Solutions: Oracle's has responded by helping many clients automate their financial business flows and by providing daily business intelligence views to corporate stakeholders. Improved flow, integrity, and timeliness of a company's reported financial data may in turn help restore investor confidence towards corporate financial accountability.
	Session 3 Hancock Salon Click here for bio	DISATER RECOVERY PANEL DISCUSSION: CIO’S SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES, PRIORITIES AND ISSUES Moderated By: Vickie Malis, VP of Marketing, Iron Mountain Off-Site Data Protection Panelists: Three major corporate CIO’s Abstract Business Problem: New challenges and issues that face IT leadership
	Session 4	THE GRAMM, LEACH BLILEY ACT AND ITS AFFECT ON INFORMATION SECURITY ISSUES IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY
	Washington Suite Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio	Moderated by: Richard Yanke, SVP & Director of Information Security, Sky Financial Group, 1st Vice Chairman, Pennsylvania Bankers Association-Group & Governing Council Panelist: Michael High, CFO, Progress Financial; Robert Smik, COO & CIO, Nova Savings Bank; Fred Schea, EVP, COO, Stonebridge Bank Business Problem: How this legislation is touching all phases of banking, from the executive offices, to the data center, to the financial departments Solution: How IT is proactively addressing compliances issues connected with this legislation. Abstract
	2:30PM-3:30PM	BREAK PAVILION – Ritten House Ballroom
	3:30PM-4:30PM
	Session 1	INTERNET SECURITY, THE DAILY CHALLENGE
	Hancock Salon Click here for bio	Presented by: Ralph Menzano, CIO, SEPTA Business Problem: Securing Internet Access Solution: Variety of policies and tools. Abstract
	Session 2 Franklin Salon Click here for bio	DELIVERING BUSINESS VALUE THROUGH ENTERPRISE CHANGE MANAGEMENT: CASE STUDY THAT DEMONSTRATES REDUCED DOWNTIME AND INCREASE PRODUCITIVITY Presented by: Evan Ellis, SVP, Worldwide Operations, SERENA Software, Inc. Business Problem: As enterprises integrate their business applications across platforms allowing customers and business partners to access them 24x7 from Web front-ends, these applications are becoming even more business-critical than ever. With this increased visibility come increased risk if applications fail or don’t perform. Yet, according to the Standish Group, only 24% of software projects are completed on time and under budget, 84% of mission-critical projects do not work as required and planned, and poor quality causes up to 45% of system downtime. Solution: Enterprise Change Management consists of processes and tools that enable the Application development organizations to systematically and successfully manage change to Enterprise applications. Serena Software is the Enterprise Change Management leader, with tools that span all major platforms and partnerships/consulting services to help organizations create processes to successfully manage change to software applications. Abstract
	Session 3	MANAGING THE IT ENTERPRISE FOR HEALTHCARE
	Adams Salon Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio	Moderated by: Dr. Elliot Sloane, Past President of American College of Clinical Engineering, Villanova University Panelists: Stephen Tranquillo, CIO, Thomas Jefferson University; Paul Vegoda, Past President HIMSS, The Malvern Group; Daphne Thomas, Director Research & Development, Siemens Discussion: This panel’s distinguished guests will discuss their unique personal experiences and perspectives on providing strategic CIO leadership in the challenging healthcare IT environment.
	Session 4	GOOD TO GREAT, MAKING GOOD IT ORGANIZATIONS STRONGER
	Washington Suite	Moderated by: Suzanne Fairlie, President, ProSearch, Inc.
	Click here for bio Click here for bio Click here for bio	Panel Participants: Dianah Neff, CIO, City of Philadelphia; Robin Beck, VP for Information Systems and Computing, University of Pennsylvania Abstract
Conference Ends
Materials contained herein are for marketing purposes only. Speakers, topics, etc. are not in final form and are subject to change, replacement, substitution, etc.