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2001 Conference Presentations...

 
"911" Lessons Learned - First Hand Accounts

Charlie Biggs, Deputy Division Director, Planning and Readiness Division, Federal Emergency Management Association- FEMA
Avi Duvdevani, Acting Commissioner, New York City Department of Information Technology
Rudolph Guiliani (video segment), Mayor, New York City
Andrew Macpherson, Acting Manager of Law Enforcement Programs, Dartmouth University
Jay Maxwell, President and Chief Operating Officer, AAMV Anet, Inc.

Interactive Disaster Planning

Charlie Biggs, Deputy Division Director, Planning and Readiness Division, Federal Emergency Management Association- FEMA
Avi Duvdevani, Acting Commissioner, New York City Department of Information Technology
Rudolph Guiliani (video segment), Mayor, New York City
Andrew Macpherson, Acting Manager of Law Enforcement Programs, Dartmouth University
Jay Maxwell, President and Chief Operating Officer, AAMV Anet, Inc.

Introducing the NECCC 2001 Symposium Paper - Enterprise Electronic Government: E2Gov

Dr. Jerry Mechling, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University (Overview)
P.K. Agarwal, CIO, National Information Consortium (Creating the Enterprise)
William Kilmartin, Senior Director, Accenture (Technical Considerations)
Carolyn Purcell, CIO, Texas (Implementation Strategies)
J.D. Williams, State Controller, Idaho (Value Proposition)

Overview of 2001 NECCC Workgroups

J. Kenneth Blackwell, Secretary of State, Ohio (Citizen Confidence and Trust)
William Kilmartin, Senior Director, Accenture (Best Practices)
Basil Nikas, CEO, iNet Purchasing (Research and Development)
Eric Seabrook, counsel to the Secretary of State, Ohio (E-Signatures)
Jim Passier, Procurement Manager, Connecticut (e-Procurement)

Developing Justifications and Support for e-Government Projects

Stephanie Comai, Director, e-Michigan
Bill Keip, Director, Business Development, Ciber, Inc.
Bill Thomas, Director of Public Sector Consulting, Deloitte Consulting

A Lack of e-Procurement Standards: A Barrier to Implementation?

Howard Freeman, Business Manager, IBM
Richard Pennington, Purchasing Director, Colorado

m-Government: Government Services Via the Wireless Medium

P.K. Agarwal, CIO, National Information Consortium
Kol Harvey, Consultant, Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker
Doug Robinson, Executive Director, Office of Policy and Customer Relations, Governor's Office of Technology, Kentucky

Building Citizen Trust in e-Government

Raymond C. Headen, Partner, Thompson Hine LLP
Darby Patterson, Editor-in-Chief, Government Technology Magazine
Nancy Rainosek, Manager, Office of the State Auditor, Texas

Application Sharing: Best Practices and Lessons Learned

Susan Hogg, Chief, Enterprise Business Office, California
C. Douglass Couto, CIO, Office of Information Management, Michigan Department of Transportation
Mark W. Struckman, Director of Research Programs, Center for Digital Government
Dr. Harsh Verma, Research and Development Director, TerraSpan

Return on Investment for e-Procurement Initiatives

Gary Lambert, General Manager, e-Procurement Solutions, AMS
Steve Leckey, Deloitte Consulting
Basil Nikas, CEO, iNet Purchasing
Jim Passier, Procurement Manager, Connecticut

Using XML Technologies

Zachary Coffin, Global XBRL Leader, KPMG
Dan Greenwood, e-Government Specialist, Massachusetts
John Messing, Chief Technology Officer, Law-on-Line
Shelley Ryan, Founder and CXO, Birdnest Software

How Do We Get from e-Sign to Exchanging Signed Electronic Documents?

Russ Savage, Electronic Transactions Liaisons, Office of the Secretary of State, Arizona
Drew Mashburn, Technical Architect, Office of Information Technology, Arkansas
Dan Greenwood, e-Government Specialist, Massachusetts

Next Generation Technology, Business and Policy Architectures: Building Trust Through Risk Management

Dan Greenwood, e-Government Specialist, Massachusetts
Dr. Harsh Verma, Senior Consultant and Director, Research and Development TerraSpan

State Enterprise Models for Implementation for e-Government

Gregory S. Jackson, Chief Information Officer, Ohio
Donald W. Upson, Secretary of Technology, Virginia
Peyman Zand, Deputy Director, e-Michigan

The Scope, Impact and Interpretation of E-Sign

Paula Arcioni, PKI and Directory Services Manager, New Jersey
William Kellington, Office of the Secretary of State, Washington

Citizen and Consumer Online Privacy Protections

John J. Aveni, Associate Counsel, Office for Technology, New York
Joshua S. Freed, Director of Privacy Technology, Internet Education Foundation
Alvin Borromeo, Attorney, Ohio Secretary of State's Office

Auditing e-Government and Security

Robert Attmore, Deputy Comptroller, Office of the State Comptroller, New York
Robert Dacey, Director, U.S. General Accounting Office
Carol Langelier, Assistant Director, U.S. General Accounting Office
Nancy Rainosek, Manager, Office of the State Auditor, Texas
Keith Rhodes, Chief Technologist, U.S. General Accounting Office

Federal Government Initiatives

Scott J. Cameron, Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Interior
Lynn Hadden, Senior Internet Architect, Fairfax County, Virginia
Terri F. Hobson, Project Manager for Information Assurance, GSA
Kevin Landy, Counsel, U.S. Senate Governmental Affairs Committee

Three Views of Government

Arun Baheti, Director of e-Government, Governor's Office, California
Dave Molchany, CIO, Fairfax County, Virginia
Eric Reeves, State Senator, North Carolina

Emerging Payment Technologies

Elliott C. McEntee, President & CEO, NACHA
Armen Kachadourian, SVP of New and Emerging Markets, Visa USA
Bruce Krumlauf, Client Development and Sales, govOne Solutions

 

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