Making Government and Education Smarter, Leaner and Greener

A Free Half Day Seminar

December 2, 2009

Westin Boston Waterfront
425 Summer Street
Boston, MA 02210

Public officials in government and education face more pressure than ever to provide excellent services on increasingly limited budgets. To meet this challenge, your peers and nationally-recognized thought leaders are gathering for a special half-day workshop to learn how information technology can help make your organization smarter, leaner, and greener. By interacting directly with top practitioners, you will gain practical insights that will make technologies for consolidation, virtualization, disaster recovery, and carbon reduction work for your unique needs. Join us for this in-person opportunity for mentorship, information sharing, and collaboration.

TOPICS WILL INCLUDE

Saving Money -> Learn to meet today’s tough budget challenges through IT innovation
Being Green -> Reduce your carbon footprint, power use and space constraints
Virtualization -> Consolidate the workloads of underutilized servers for better support
Disaster Recovery -> Minimize the impact of unscheduled downtime and contain costs
Remote Access to Resources -> Leverage telework models to respond in emergencies
Best Practices -> Learn from federal, state, local government, and education leaders
Industry Programs -> Identify innovative public-private partnership opportunities

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Anne Margulies
Chief Information Officer
Commonwealth of Massachusetts

John Miri
Senior Fellow
Centers for Digital Government and Education

Raj Pareek
Manager
E-Government Services

City of Boston

Nathan Greene
Branch Chief
Information Technology
Regional 1
FEMA

Bob Nevins
Chief Information Officer
Massachusetts Health Insurance
Connector Authority

Larry Singer
Vice President
U.S. State, Local & Education
Technology Solutions Group
HP

Mary Cullinane
Director
Innovation & Business Development
US Education
Microsoft Corporation

Mike Patterson Michael K. Patterson, PhD, PE
Senior Power & Thermal Architect
Eco-Technology Program Office
Intel Corporation

SESSION OUTLINES

Time Session

7:45 am - 8:30 am Registration, Networking, Demonstrations

8:30 am - 8:45 am Welcome Remarks

8:45 am - 9:30 am Opening Keynote
An update on Boston

9:30 am - 10:30 am Government & Education Panel
Perspectives from Your Peers

10:30 am -10:45 am Break

10:45 am - 11:30 am Industry Expert Panel
Best Practices, Insights & Industry Initiatives

11:30 am - 11:45 am Transition

11:45 am - 1:15 pm Luncheon Keynote
Meeting the Challenge: Lessons from
Award Winning Projects

1:15 pm- 1:30 pm Closing Remarks

REGISTRATION

Government and Education Registration - $0
Not open to private-sector registrations

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WARNING: Each individual registration requires a unique email address. Entering multiple registrations with the same email will result in previous registrations being lost.

* Is your direct employer a government entity/district/non-profit or a private company selling products/services to such organizations?

Please indicate your branch of government or business activity:

Which category best describes your job function / classification?

What is the primary function of your agency / department?

What area of technology are you most involved with?

I have obtained any necessary approvals from my organization to accept the following items of value associated with the Don't Wait to Consolidate, at HP's expense, and confirm that my acceptance will not violate any legal or ethical standards of my organization

For questions, please contact:

Lee Vang

Registration Coordinator

Government Technology

800-940-6039 ext.1407

lvang@govtech.com

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If you are a public sector employee, it is critical that you verify the ethics code, laws and/or regulations that govern your ability to accept things of value from companies with whom you conduct business. Please obtain the necessary approval from your organization before accepting any item of value from HP, Intel or Microsoft.