Information Sharing, Mar 12-13

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There are four concurrent tracks within the Information Sharing Series

Note to Participants

Please follow the link to "Measuring our Success" to participate in a collaborative discussion on how we can measure the success of our session.

• Did we reach our target audience?
• Did we hold the attention of our audience?
• How can we inform future AFCEA sessions on how to better reach and hold the target audience

Contents 1 Track 1: Services-Based Environments 2 Track 2: Networking and Collaboration 3 Track 3: Security and Information Assurance 4 Track 4: Cultural and Policy Implications of Information Sharing 4.1 Day 1 -- 12 March 4.2 Day 2 -- 13 March

[edit] Track 1: Services-Based Environments

Wednesday 3-4pm "How to Succeed in Building and IT Service"

[edit] Track 2: Networking and Collaboration

[edit] Track 3: Security and Information Assurance

[edit] Track 4: Cultural and Policy Implications of Information Sharing

[edit] Day 1 -- 12 March

0830 – 0930: Keynote Address: (webcast link) - password is afcea

  Introduction in Recording starts at 02:15:55
  Mr. Kent Schneider, President and CEO of AFCEA (Advance Recording to -- 02:18:45)
  Mr. David M. Wennergren, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for 
   Information Management and Technology and DoD Deputy Chief 
   Information Officer (Advance Recording to -- 02:27:20)
  Ambassador Thomas E. McNamara, Information Sharing Environment, 
   Office of the Director of National Intelligence 

1000 – 1200: Session (1) Policy, Pain & Process: Assured Information Sharing

1300 – 1330: Sponsor Address: (webcast link) - password is afcea

  Introduction in Recording starts at 02:16:15
  VADM Nancy Brown, USN, Director, Command, Control, Communications 
   and Computer Systems (J-6), The Joint Staff (Advance Recording to -- 02:18:35)

1330 - 1430: Plenary Address: (webcast link) - password is afcea

  Introductino in Recording starts at 02:53:40
  Mr. Jeff Jonas, IBM Distinguished Engineer and Chief Scientist, 
   Entity Analytic Solutions, IBM Software Group (Advance Recording to -- 02:57:10)

1500 – 1700: Session (2) Incentives to Share; Incentives to Hoard

[edit] Day 2 -- 13 March

0800 – 0830: Sponsor Address: Mr. David M. Wennergren, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Information Management and Technology and DoD Deputy Chief Information Officer

0830 - 0930: Plenary Address: (webcast link)- password is afcea

  Introduction in Recording starts at 02:24:25
  Lt Gen Michael Peterson, USAF, Chief of Warfighting Integration and 
   Chief Information Officer (Advance Recording to -- 02:25:50)
  Introduction in Recording starts at 03:01:45
  Lt Gen Charles E. Croom, Jr., USAF, Defense Informations Systems 
   Agency (Advance Recording to -- 03:05:25)

1000 – 1200: Session (3) Process Changes for Service Environment

1300 - 1330: Sponsor Address: TBD

1330 – 1430: Plenary Address: (webcast link) - password is afcea

  Introduction in Recording starts at 02:48:10
  LTG Jeff Sorenson, USA, Chief Information Officer/G-6 U.S. 
   Army (Advance Recording to -- 02:51:05)

1500 – 1630: Session (4) Two Views: Combat vs. Beltway Information Sharing

1645 – 1700: Closing Remarks

AFCEA SOLUTIONS: Information Sharing, 12-13 March 2008 Services-Based Environments Networking and Collaboration Security and Information Assurance Cultural and Policy Implications of Information Sharing Government's Transition from Systems to Services How to Succeed at Building an IT Service Services Procurements: Know the Issues The New Approach to IT Procurement - Emerging Case Studies Social Networking Peering into the Crystal Ball Airborne Networking; Increasing Warfighter Capabilities Information Sharing: a Path to Information Security What is the New Security Environment? Understanding Risk in This New Security Environment Process Systems Changes to Support the New Security Environment Privacy Concerns in a Collaborative Environment Policy, Pain & Process: Assured Information Sharing Incentives to Share; Incentives to Hoard Process Changes for Service Environment Two Views: Combat vs. Beltway Information Sharing