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FOSE 2010 Call for Submissions - Now Open!
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Do you have an idea for a fabulous session? Would you like to be a presenter at FOSE? Or do you know someone you think would be a great presenter? If so, we want to hear from you!
What is FOSE?
FOSE continues to be the #1 government IT event in the nation. FOSE's expo and conference provide a trusty forum for government IT professionals to understand new technologies, compare solutions, and network with colleagues from the public and private sectors.
FOSE empowers the business of government by providing the tools, methods, and systems to enhance existing services and implement new programs while managing agency budgets.
Become part of the solution! Submit a proposal for the FOSE 2010 Conference.
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Conference Tracks:
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* Track 1: DATA PRIORITIES
Storing and accessing data is at the heart of government. Single agency access, intergovernmental access, as well as public access to government information in a time of tight budgets and green computing, has created changes in data centers, data center management, and data management. This track will not only address contemporary issues but futurizing government data for maximum efficiency and accessibility. Issues include data infrastructure and management issues. Tomorrow's data center. Virtualization. Cloud computing. Green IT. Knowledge management. Disaster recovery. Storage. Records and access laws. Information sharing.
* Track 2: CYBERSECURITY AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE
Cybersecurity and IA are more critical than ever before from both a privacy and national security perspective. In an era of increased openness and transparency in government, protecting government data and systems must remain a priority. Among the issues we expect to address are stability for commerce, for communication, for intelligence, for information-sharing, for the warfighter. Privacy issues. Ensuring that authorized users have access to authorized information at the authorized time.
* Track 3: GOV 2.0: REINVENTING GOVERNMENT
Exploring how government at every level is leveraging social media tools and Web 2.0 technologies to achieve transparency, participation, collaboration, and innovation is a key focus of FOSE. We'll address culture change, transforming health IT, transparency vs. privacy, maximizing and measuring the effectiveness of wikis, blogs, Twitter, GovLoop, LinkedIn, Facebook, and other interactive inroads.
* Track 4: IT INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNICATIONS
Technology keeps the business of government running, and these sessions focus on those back office operations that may not get the headlines, BUT they're the ones that "keep the lights on," especially in an era of tight budgets. Topics could include key applications and processes, enterprise architecture, networks, wireless and mobile, systems and application development, infrastructure management, telework and remote access, IPv6, and more.
* Track 5: BREAKTHROUGHS AND BEST PRACTICES
The name says it all. This track will focus on new technologies, and trends and policies that will change the way you, your agency, and government do business. Look into your crystal ball and help identify future trends, super solutions and emerging technologies that are in our future. This track will also address new initiatives/ mandates, policies that impact government technologists and their industry counterparts. This is the track for case studies and compelling subjects not covered in other tracks.
Please submit proposals to enhance the professional education of government and industry managers responsible for implementing IT across their diverse missions.
Abstracts selected will focus on topics that help government organizations improve their operational efficiency and meet their mission requirements.
The Call for Submissions closes on August 21. Click here http://www.1105info.com/t.do?id=2992886:11110729 to submit your proposal, and good luck! We hope to see you in March.
Speaker inquiries? Contact Peggy Kilburn, pkilburn@1105govinfo.com
Sponsor or exhibit inquiries? Contact dberey@1105media.com
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As an attendee of FOSE Conference we'll periodically send you information via e-mail about event registration.
To review our Privacy Policy, visit our website at http://www.1105media.com/privacy.html
1105 Media, Inc., 9121 Oakdale Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311
FOSE 2010 Call for Submissions - Now Open!
*******************************************************************
Do you have an idea for a fabulous session? Would you like to be a presenter at FOSE? Or do you know someone you think would be a great presenter? If so, we want to hear from you!
What is FOSE?
FOSE continues to be the #1 government IT event in the nation. FOSE's expo and conference provide a trusty forum for government IT professionals to understand new technologies, compare solutions, and network with colleagues from the public and private sectors.
FOSE empowers the business of government by providing the tools, methods, and systems to enhance existing services and implement new programs while managing agency budgets.
Become part of the solution! Submit a proposal for the FOSE 2010 Conference.
-----------------------
Conference Tracks:
-----------------------
* Track 1: DATA PRIORITIES
Storing and accessing data is at the heart of government. Single agency access, intergovernmental access, as well as public access to government information in a time of tight budgets and green computing, has created changes in data centers, data center management, and data management. This track will not only address contemporary issues but futurizing government data for maximum efficiency and accessibility. Issues include data infrastructure and management issues. Tomorrow's data center. Virtualization. Cloud computing. Green IT. Knowledge management. Disaster recovery. Storage. Records and access laws. Information sharing.
* Track 2: CYBERSECURITY AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE
Cybersecurity and IA are more critical than ever before from both a privacy and national security perspective. In an era of increased openness and transparency in government, protecting government data and systems must remain a priority. Among the issues we expect to address are stability for commerce, for communication, for intelligence, for information-sharing, for the warfighter. Privacy issues. Ensuring that authorized users have access to authorized information at the authorized time.
* Track 3: GOV 2.0: REINVENTING GOVERNMENT
Exploring how government at every level is leveraging social media tools and Web 2.0 technologies to achieve transparency, participation, collaboration, and innovation is a key focus of FOSE. We'll address culture change, transforming health IT, transparency vs. privacy, maximizing and measuring the effectiveness of wikis, blogs, Twitter, GovLoop, LinkedIn, Facebook, and other interactive inroads.
* Track 4: IT INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNICATIONS
Technology keeps the business of government running, and these sessions focus on those back office operations that may not get the headlines, BUT they're the ones that "keep the lights on," especially in an era of tight budgets. Topics could include key applications and processes, enterprise architecture, networks, wireless and mobile, systems and application development, infrastructure management, telework and remote access, IPv6, and more.
* Track 5: BREAKTHROUGHS AND BEST PRACTICES
The name says it all. This track will focus on new technologies, and trends and policies that will change the way you, your agency, and government do business. Look into your crystal ball and help identify future trends, super solutions and emerging technologies that are in our future. This track will also address new initiatives/ mandates, policies that impact government technologists and their industry counterparts. This is the track for case studies and compelling subjects not covered in other tracks.
Please submit proposals to enhance the professional education of government and industry managers responsible for implementing IT across their diverse missions.
Abstracts selected will focus on topics that help government organizations improve their operational efficiency and meet their mission requirements.
The Call for Submissions closes on August 21. Click here http://www.1105info.com/t.do?id=2992886:11110729 to submit your proposal, and good luck! We hope to see you in March.
Speaker inquiries? Contact Peggy Kilburn, pkilburn@1105govinfo.com
Sponsor or exhibit inquiries? Contact dberey@1105media.com
***************************************************************************
As an attendee of FOSE Conference we'll periodically send you information via e-mail about event registration.
To review our Privacy Policy, visit our website at http://www.1105media.com/privacy.html
1105 Media, Inc., 9121 Oakdale Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311
