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Planning
for the Mobile Workforce: Developing Your E-Strategy, Gaining Access
and Maintaining Security
Jury's
Washington Hotel
1500 New Hampshire Avenue, NW
Washington, DC
(Dupont Circle - Red Line)
December 6, 2000
The
technologies for supporting enterprise mobile computing environments
are here, and we are now seeing successful early government implementations.
The convergence of wireless, the Internet and agency networks is transforming
the way government functions and communicates internally and with
the public.
An
effective mobile strategy requires an enterprise approach that considers
workforce dynamics, integrating technologies and operating systems,
technology life cycles, and managing and controlling security. The
decisions that you make and implement today will have far-reaching
implications for your organization.
This
practical program addresses the steps involved in strategizing and
managing a successful mobile implementation. Learn key technology,
security and cultural issues to anticipate. Hear from the early government
adopters about their goals, successes and lessons learned.
Why
You Should Attend This Seminar
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Learn
how to lay the groundwork for a successful mobile e-strategy.
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Hear
how to resolve technical and operating systems issues.
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Learn
the steps in developing your strategic plan, including anticipating
costs.
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Understand
the elements in planning for security.
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Receive
an update on the FSS Electronic Commerce Integration Office.
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Gain
from the hands-on experiences of your peers in their "best
practices" case studies.
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Receive
an Executive Resource Book of presentations and background information
related to the seminar.
What
Our Attendees Are Saying:
"The
speakers were well informed and provided useful information that was
immediately applicable to our needs."
"Relevant
to what I am doing and my instinctive feelings about where all this
stuff is going. Great use of time!"
"Good
balance between technical information and specific cases."
"The
interaction with the audience and sponsors taught as much as the speakers."
| AGENDA |
| 8:20 |
Welcome |
| 8:30
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Laying the
Groundwork for a Successful Mobile E-Strategy
Setting
agency goals and objectives, workforce dynamics, anticipating
culture and team development issues, and
maintaining productivity
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James Kasprzak,
Ph.D., Professor of Systems Management,
IRM College, NDU |
| 9:15 |
Resolving
Technology and Operating Systems Issues
Standards, access to corporate data, managing and controlling
security, low bandwidth systems |
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Chris Wren,
Chief Technology Officer,
GSA FTS |
| 10:15 |
Break |
| 10:20 |
Developing
Your Strategic Plan, Including Anticipating Costs |
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Steve Rohleder,
Managing Partner, USA Government Practice, Andersen Consulting |
| 11:00 |
Planning
for Security |
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Richard Hale,
Chief Engineering Executive, Information Assurance, DISA |
| 11:45 |
How
Industry Views the Challenges and Solutions Before Agencies |
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Moderator:
Tom Temin, Government Computer News |
| 12:30 |
Buffet
Luncheon and Visit Exhibits |
| 1:45 |
Update
on the Electronic Commerce Integration Office, FSS, GSA |
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Chuck
Popelka, Director, IT Acquisition Center, FSS, GSA |
| 2:15 |
Industry
Best Practice Case Study of a Mature Project |
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Northeast
Utilities (Invited) |
| 2:45 |
Break |
| 3:00 |
Lessons
from the Trenches - Three Government Best Practices Case Studies |
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USPS
(Invited) |
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DoD
AIT (Invited) |
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Air
Force (Invited) |
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GSA
FTS (Invited) |
| 4:00 |
Adjourn |
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