Thanks to our 2009 sponsors:

The Most Important Technology
Conference of the Year

2009 Agenda: Wednesday

8:00 am Registration
9:00 am-3:30 pm TAPPING THE POWER OF 3-1-1

A Special Pre-Conference Executive Forum (Space Limited)

This in-depth session is designed to allow directors of leading 311 systems to share their thoughts and experience with each other and representatives of jurisdictions that are seriously considering implementing or expanding their use of such systems. Discussion will explore lessons learned in launching 311 systems, managing their growth, developing key capabilities, and responding to and planning for the trends affecting their future.


PRACTITIONER PANELISTS:

Joe MorrisroeJoe Morrisroe,
Deputy Commissioner, New York City Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications


Phillip HamptonPhillip Hampton,
Director, 311 City Services, Chicago


Brenda JeffsBrenda Jeffs,
Manager, Customer Service Center, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada


Kimberly LaneyKimberly Laney,
Director, Office of the City Manager/CharMeck 311, Charlotte-Mecklenburg County, North Carolina



FACILITATORS:

John DejungJohn Dejung,
Director of 911/311 Minneapolis



Elder Witt, Deputy Publisher, GOVERNING

4:15-5:30 pm OPENING SESSION

WELCOME TO THE CONFERENCE

Beth BronderBeth Bronder,
Publisher, GOVERNING


Gopal KhannaGopal Khanna,
Chief Information Officer, Minnesota, and President, NASCIO




SPENDING WISELY: ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY IN STIMULUS SPENDING

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act requires that all agencies handling these funds provide a high level of accountability and transparency for their use. How are state and local finance and technology officials working to comply with these new requirements? What have they learned so far? What models are emerging?

Tom HansonTom Hanson,
Commissioner, Minnesota Management and Budget


Gopal KhannaGopal Khanna,
Chief Information Officer, Minnesota, and President, NASCIO


Mark TestoniMark Testoni,
President, SAP Public Services


Richard ThompsonRichard Thompson,
Chief Information Officer, State of Maine


Scott PattisonScott Pattison,
Executive Director, National Association of State Budget Officers, Moderator




WELCOME TO MINNEAPOLIS AND HENNEPIN COUNTY

Randy JohnsonRandy Johnson,
County Commissioner, Hennepin County, Minnesota

5:30-7:00 pm OPENING RECEPTION

2009 Agenda: Thursday

7:45-8:45 am Breakfast Roundtables
9:00-10:00 am KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

A Conversation with Governor Pawlenty:
Implementing New Technologies and Innovations in Government

Tim PawlentyThe Honorable Tim Pawlenty,
Governor, State of Minnesota

10:30-11:45 am BREAKOUT SESSIONS

WIRELESS MINNEAPOLIS: A BUSINESS MODEL THAT WORKS

Lynn WillenbringLynn Willenbring,
Chief Information Officer, City of Minneapolis



REALITY CHECK: IT CONSOLIDATION

Michael LocatisMichael Locatis,
Chief Information Officer, State of Colorado


Kenneth TheisKenneth Theis,
Chief Information Officer, State of Michigan


Otto DollOtto Doll,
Chief Information Officer, State of South Dakota


Ellen PerlmanEllen Perlman,
Staff Writer, GOVERNING, Moderator



HEALTH IT: LESSONS FROM THE LEADERS

Theresa CullenTheresa Cullen, MD,
Chief Information Officer, Indian Health Service, US Department of Health & Human Services


Marsha ZimmermanMarsha Zimmerman,
Clinical Director, Electronic Health Records, Hennepin County Medical Center


COST-EFFECTIVE SECURITY: MAKING THE CASE

Dan LohrmannDan Lohrmann,
Chief Technology Officer, State of Michigan


Chris BuseChris Buse,
Chief Information Security Officer, State of Minnesota

12:00 pm LUNCH

FEATURED SPEAKER

LEVERAGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR GOVERNMENT’S BENEFIT

Chris VeinChris Vein,
Executive Director, Department of Telecommunications and Information Services, City and County of San Francisco


Richard McKinneyIntroduction by
Richard McKinney,
Government Technology Advisor, Microsoft



SPONSORED BY MICROSOFT

2:00-3:15 pm BREAKOUT SESSIONS

MANAGING IN GOVERNMENT’S NEW (FULL-TIME, ONLINE, INTERCONNECTED) WEB 2.0 WORLD

Jack PondJack Pond,
Chief Information Officer, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania


Teri TakaiTeri Takai,
Chief Information Officer, State of California


Thomas JonesThomas Jones,
Deputy Chief Technology Officer, District of Columbia



Karl Cunningham, Head, eGovernment Branch, Ministry of Government Services, Ontario*

Ellen PerlmanEllen Perlman,
Staff Writer, GOVERNING, Moderator



STAYING CONNECTED IN A CRISIS

Rocco ForteRocco Forte,
Emergency Management Director, City of Minneapolis



BUILDING SUCCESSFUL PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

Joe FleckingerJoe Fleckinger,
Deputy Director of Information Technology, Office of State Finance, State of Oklahoma


Caroline RapkingCaroline Rapking,
Vice President, U.S. State and Local Government, CGI


Kyle SchaferKyle Schafer,
Chief Technology Officer, West Virginia


Scott VogelScott Vogel,
Vice President and General Manager, Unisys


Lynn WillenbringLynn Willenbring,
Chief Information Officer, City of Minneapolis


Mark StencelMark Stencel,
Executive Editor and Deputy Publisher, GOVERNING, Moderator

3:45-5:00 pm OPPORTUNITY IN CRISIS:
DON’T WASTE THE CHANCE FOR CHANGE

Governor Jennifer Granholm, State of Michigan (appearing by video)

Kenneth TheisKenneth Theis,
Chief Information Officer, State of Michigan


Leon HankLeon E. Hank,
Chief Administrative Officer, Michigan Department of Transportation


Dan LohrmannDan Lohrmann,
Chief Technology Officer, State of Michigan

5:00-6:00 pm Reception

2009 Agenda: Friday

9:00-9:45 am BREAKFAST FORUM:
INNOVATORS SHOWCASE
10:00-11:30 am CLOSING SESSION:
GOING GREEN: DOES IT MAKE FISCAL SENSE?

Rick BakerMayor Rick Baker,
St. Petersburg, Florida


John ColemanJohn Coleman,
Sustainability Director, Fayetteville, Arkansas


Stephen FletcherStephen Fletcher,
Chief Information Officer, State of Utah


John GillispieJohn Gillispie,
Chief Operating Officer, Iowa Information Technology Enterprise


Richard MorganRichard Morgan,
Austin Energy Green Building Manager, Austin, Texas


Mark StencelMark Stencel,
Executive Editor and Deputy Publisher, GOVERNING, Host and Moderator

11:30 am Conference Adjourns

*invited