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Washington DC – October 7, 2010

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"MAPPING OUR IT FUTURE"

October 7, 2010
Hilton McLean Tysons Corner
McLean, VA


7:00AM - 8:45AM	REGISTRATION – Foyer

7:00AM - 8:00AM	PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING/BUFFET BREAKFAST

8:00AM - 8:15AM Marc Di Francisco	WELCOME Marc Di Francisco, President, CIO Forum & Executive IT Summit PROGRAM INTRODUCTION Chris Stettler, President, SIM Capital Area; CIO, Fortessa, Inc.

8:15AM - 9:15AM Johnny Barnes	KEYNOTE - "THE NEWVOICE OF THE CIO-INSIGHTS FROM THE GLOBAL CIO STUDY" Presented by: Johnny Barnes, GM Technology & CTO, IBM Discussion: The voice of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) is being heard in new ways -- as CIO's are increasingly recognized as full-fledged members of the senior executive team. Successful CIO's are much more actively engaged in setting strategy, enabling flexibility and change, and solving business problems, not just IT problems. You may be asking yourself, how can I as the CIO, make the biggest impact on behalf of the entire organization? To answer that question, IBM listened to over 2,500 CIO's worldwide. Ed will share with you the results of these face-to-face conversations, along with IBM's statistical and financial analyses which clearly define the changing demands on CIO's worldwide!

9:15AM - 10:00AM	BREAK – SOLUTIONS EXCHANGE PAVILION

10:00AM - 11:00AM Session 1 Thomas Conry Barney Krucoff	“GIS AND LOCATION BASED ANALYTICS” Moderated by: Michael Eckert, VP, FortiusOne and SIM Board member Panelists: Thomas Conry, GIS Manager, Fairfax County Barney Krucoff, Geospatial Technology Manager, District of Columbia Discussion: Traditional Business Intelligence has looked at the 'who', 'what', and 'why' around data, but has ignored the 'where'. Location is a core analytical dimension. Within this data lies a vast pool of intelligence that largely remains untapped for organizations. Business Intelligence (BI) tools, such as dashboards, reporting and On-Line Analytical Processing (OLAP) allow decision-makers to analyze data and information in order to make better decisions. Summarized data from operational systems are presented to users in interactive charts, graphs and reports. Most experts agree that about 80% of data has a spatial component that could be used to enhance the BI user experience with map displays and spatial analysis tools. However, according to Ventana Research, 61 per cent of organizations found that using location data helps to improve customer services, yet only 28 per cent of organizations are truly innovative in their business when it comes to the context of location. In this track we will learn how GIS and Location Based Analytics are making their way out of specialized departments and moving into the enterprise mainstream.

Session 2	"SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE ENTERPRISE" Moderated by: Lee Erickson, PhD Candidate, The Pennsylvania State University, College of Information Sciences & Technology Panelists: C. Fara Francis, PMP, CIO, Associated General Contractors of America Alan Levine, CIO, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Discussion: Social media is all rage but how best do organizations make strategic decisions on how best to use these new tools? How do organizations decide what's right for them? And how do they ensure success? This panel examines the latest trends and best practices for social media and the enterprise. Discussion will include how organizations are currently using social media, both inside and outside the organization. Panelist will discuss their experiences with using social media to tap into the marketplace, generate awareness, improve customer service, and keep an eye on competitors. Learn how organizations are assessing the benefits and risks, as well as what policies they are creating around social media use.

11:00AM - 11:30AM	BREAK – SOLUTIONS EXCHANGE PAVILION

11:30AM - 12:30PM Session 1 Khuloud Odeh Dave Zeppieri	"CLOUD COMPUTING" Moderated by: Khuloud Odeh, Sr. ICT Advisor, Multinational Development of WIT Panelists: Dave Zeppeiri, CIO, Overseas Private Investment Corporation Jiten Patel, CEO, MicroPlanet Technologies Discussion: The cloud is one of the most hyped technologies ever. Everyone has an opinion of what it is and how to spend your money getting to get into it. In this track, we will seek to explain what the Cloud is and is not by comparing and contrasting the currently available options. We'll examine what you need to do to prepare your enterprise to enter the cloud. We'll explore how to secure your valuable data in the cloud, and whether it is really secure at all. We'll take a look at the new innovations coming out of the technology industry and how those may fit into our enterprises. We'll examine how the cloud has changed the DR/COOP landscape for the better. We'll explore whether or not there is a cost savings by moving to Cloud technology. Finally, we'll discuss how or if the cloud is available to the federal and other government agencies.

Session 2 John Harris Scott Menter	“ENABLING BPM INNOVATION" Moderated by: Scott Menter, VP Business Solutions, BP Logix Panelist: John Harris, CIO, National Institute of Mental Health Discussion: How can CIO's bring real innovation to BPM and modernize their business processes in a way that improves accountability, accelerates time-to-value, and has a substantive impact on their organizations? How can these CIO's effectively address some of the challenges they face in automating those business processes? What are the underlying principles that BPM products provide that enable CIO's to put structure around their business processes, accelerate those processes and respond to ever-changing requirements and legislation? In this session, panelists John Harris of the National Institute of Mental Health and E. Scott Menter of BP Logix, will provide examples as to how government agencies are able to streamline, innovate and modernize their business processes - and the impact that has made on organizations. They will further discuss the future direction of BPM - and the benefits that will provide CIO's in both government agencies and the private sector

12:30PM - 2:00PM	LUNCHEON KEYNOTE

2:00PM - 2:30PM	DESSERT – SOLUTIONS EXCHANGE PAVILION

2:30PM - 3:30PM Madeline Weiss Michael Carlton Adrian Gardner Mohamoud Jibrell	“APC - BECOMING THE CIO WHO DRIVES INNOVATION” Moderated by: Madeline Weiss, Executive Dir., Advance Practices Council Panelists: Michael Carlton, CIO, US Dept. of Health & Human Services Adrian Gardner, CIO, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Mohamoud Jibrell, CIO, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Discussion: How can CIO's have the greatest impact on their organization's success in today's fast-paced and challenging business environment? Research and experience indicate that they can do so by driving innovation - in products, services, processes and business models. Successful CIO's are more actively engaged in setting strategy, anticipating and leveraging opportunities, enabling agility and leading change. How these CIO have's honed their abilities to carry out these roles? And how are they helping emerging CIO's in their organizations to hone their innovation-enabling abilities? In this session, panelists (all members of SIM's Advanced Practices Council) will share their experiences and insights - what has worked and what haven't, and what they've learned along the way. In addition, Madeline Weiss, APC's director, will highlight research findings on best practices for developing tomorrow's innovation leaders.

Session 2 Patty Edfors Lisa Engelhardt	"BUSINESS CONTINUITY/DISASTER RECOVERY" Moderated by: Patty Edfors, Principal, Banrion Consulting Panelist: Lisa Engelhardt, Chief of IT, Security and Telecom., National Park Service Discussion: There is a lot of talk lately about "the cloud" as an alternative for business continuity/disaster recovery. What does the cloud have to offer for business restoration or alternative processing? What would have to be put in place to support business continuity/disaster recovery? What benefits, issues, and risks are associated with the use of "the cloud" for business continuity? Are there real cost savings in the cloud?

Session 3 Eric Naiburg	"INFORMATION GOVERNANCE: SMARTER STRATEGIES TO MAXIMIZE YOUR INFORMATION SUPPLY CHAIN" Moderated by: Eric Naiburg, Director, IBM Discussion: The volume and variety of digital information is exploding as our Planet becomes more instrumented, interconnected and intelligent. Current economic times require corporations and governments to analyze new information faster and make timely decisions for achieving business goals within budget. Look around you and think about all the new types of information your organization is collecting that it previously did not capture 10, 5, or even a single year ago. How do you manage and protect this information today? Is your organization able to harness this data to drive smarter business outcomes and ensure your company is prepared for the future? In this session we will discuss best practices to master the complete lifecycle of information, establish sustainable management of information quality and security, and enable IT to make information more accessible and meaningful to the business. Learn how an effective governance strategy can enable IT and business to collaborate more effectively by ensuring information is aligned to business goals. Understand how your organization can take a holistic approach to improve operational efficiency by reducing risk and wasted time and cost associated with finding, understanding, and managing information.

3:30PM - 4:00PM	BREAK – SOLUTIONS EXCHANGE PAVILION

4:00PM - 5:00PM Jim Flyzik	CLOSING KEYNOTE Moderated by: Jim Flyzik, President, The Flyzik Group Discussion:TBA

5:00PM – 7:00 PM	Executive Reception -Admittance by Conference badge or VIP pass only. Complimentary hors d’oeuvres and beverages