Integrating Solutions for Enhanced Enterprise Mobility

In May 2012, President Obama directed the launch of the Digital Government Strategy, a comprehensive roadmap for the federal government to embrace the level of digital connectivity made possible by 21st century technology. Since then, numerous government agencies have taken the first steps toward integrating this new technology with their existing infrastructure, spending over $2B on integration efforts this year alone.

With the expansion of mobile technology, costs and resources dedicated to supporting this technology are equally increasing. Through proper system integration, the wide variety of systems used by government agencies will be able to work together and share information with equal access whether they are in an office or in the field.

This goal of this event is to highlight integration in three main steps:

• Multi-Platform Integration: Creating software solutions so programs work on multiple platforms, allowing information to be shared more easily when agencies are using different systems
• Cross-Device Accessibility: Creating solutions to avoid mixed formatting, trouble relating instructions for finding specific information, and confusing and extended training and IT support depending on which family of device or even specific device brand is being used
• Security Solutions for Integrated Systems: Ensuring that there can be a consistent and universal way to provide security without limiting secure options to a handful of approved devices

Attendees will benefit from:

• Understanding how the variety of platforms and devices in various government agencies can be brought together into a cohesive network
• Learning how, once mobiledevices are introduced, they can be utilized for greater information access and increased cooperation among agencies
• Hearing from the government officials who are making purchasing decisions and using the systems

Who will you meet

Our Mobility events have been a great hub of military personnel, government officials, vendors, and academia who aim to find or provide mobility solutions within all levels of government. You will have the unique opportunity to network with professionals in the following positions:

• Mobile/Network Security
• Chief Digital Officer
• Technology Innovation and Acquisition
• Business and Enterprise Systems
• Program Manager
• Mobile/Mobility Solutions
• Information Assurance
• Chief Information Officer
• Chief Information Security Officer
• Systems Engineer
• Network Operations
• Strategic Solutions
• Enterprise License Manager

Venue & Accommodation

Venue to be confirmed
Washington, DC Metro Area

Accommodation
More information to follow...

Speakers

• Thomas Sasala, Chief Technology Officer, US Army Information Technology Agency
• Mr. Michael Aisenberg, Principal, Federal Systems Security, MITRE *tentative*
• Major Linus J. Barloon II, Chief, J3 Cyber Operations Division, White House Communications Agency, USAF
• Mr. Robert Bectel, Chief Technology Officer, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, DOE
• Dr. Elizabeth Bowman, Operations Research Analyst, Army Research Laboratory *tentative*
• Mr. Greg Capella, Deputy Executive Director, Enterprise Systems Development Office, DHS *tentative*
• Mr. John Hickey, Program Manager of DOD Mobility, DISA
• Mr. Travis Howerton, Chief Technology Officer, National Nuclear Security Administration, DOE *tentative*
• Ms. Karole Johns, Program Manager, Disaster Assistance Improvement Program, FEMA *tentative*
• Mr. Mark Loepker, Director, National Information Assurance Partnership, NSA/CSS Commercial Solutions Center
• Dr. Sasi Pillay, Chief Technology Officer, NASA
• Ms. Rosemary Shumba, Program Director, Cyber Security and Information Assurance, University of Maryland
• Senior Representative, TBA, Integrated Technology Services, GSA
• Senior Representative, TBA, ODNI

The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.