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2002 Conference Presentations...

 

Introducing the 2002 Electronic Payments Primer

Maribeth Anderson, Vice President of Product Delivery, Anexys
Martin Benison, Comptroller, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Helena Sims, Senior Director for public/Private Partnerships, NACHA
Ruth Steinberg, Vice President, Gartner Consulting

Identity Management: Who are You anyway and Why Should I Care?

Dan Combs, Director of Digital Government, State of Iowa
Ed Fraga, Vice President, Gartner Group
Dan Greenwood, Director, MIT E-Commerce Architecture Project

Creating and Maintaining Systems for Electronic Records

Claudia Boldman, Director or Policy and Planning, IT Division, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mark LaVigne, Communication Manager, NY Center for Technology in Government
Alan Kowlowitz, Public Technology Analyst, NYS Office of Technology

Public-Sector Information Security: A Call to Action for Public Sector CIOs

John Lainhart, Executive, IBM
Carolyn Purcell, CIO, Texas

E-Procurement - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know but Were Ashamed to Ask

David Dise, Procurement Manager, Fairfax County Water Authority
Shannon Porterfield, Director, Program Management Office, Dept. of Information Services, Texas

Going to Hell in an Email: Best Practices for Use and Retention

Linda Hamel, General Counsel, MA Information Technology Division
Richard Pearce-Moses, Director of Digital Government Information, AZ State Library, Archives and Public Records
Albin Wagner, Chief, NJ Division of Archives and Records Management

Introducing the 2002 NECCC Symposium Paper - "Leveraging e-Government into e-Competitiveness"

Eugene Huang, Deputy Secretary of Technology (VA)
Jane Patterson, Executive Director, Rural Internet Access Authority (NC)

E-Signatures

Paula Arcioni, PKI & Directory Services Manger, State of New Jersey
Darby Patterson, Editor-in-Chief, Government Technology Magazine
Allen Samelson, Attorney, Rogers Joseph O'Donnell & Phillips

Issues in the Management of Electronic Transactions and Signed Records

Martha Combs, Project Manager, Enterprise MidAmerica, State of Iowa
Tom R. Shepherd, Executive Officer, Information Technology Department, IA

Payments and Security: Accepting Citizen Payments while Combating Identity Theft, Fraud Rings and Terrorists

Scott Dueweke, Vice-President for Government and Security, Concord EFS
Barry Goleman, Vice President, Public Sector, AMS

Status of the Federal Enterprise Architecture

Norman Lorentz, Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Office of Management and Budget

State Approaches to Identity Management

Dan Combs, Director of Digital government, State of Iowa
Georgia Marsh, Associate Director, Department of Revenue, IL
Paula Arcioni, PKI & Directory Services Manager, Office of Information Technology, NJ

Return on Investment

Karen Layne, Professor, University of Las Vegas
Chris Metaxas, Vice-President, Enterasys
Maurice Torres, Business Development Manager, SAP

Insights on Public Sector Adoption of Customer Management: Observations and Experiences from NYC

Gino Menchini, CIO and Commissioner of the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications, NYC

National Approaches to Identity Management

Chuck Cosson, Senior Policy Advisor, AOL Time Warner
Mary J. Mitchell, Deputy Associate Administrator, Office of Electronic Government & Technology, GSA
Bob Rosenstein, Software Engineering Institute

Geographic Information Systems: America's Greatest Secret Weapon

Alan Leidner, Assistant Commissioner, Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications, NYC
Ron Matzner, Senior Vice President, Trebizon International Enterprises, and Team Coordinator, OMB/FGDC Geospatial Information Initiative

Discovery of Electronic Evidence

Dino Tsibouris, Attorney, Government Technology Advisors, LLP
Joe Looby, Attorney, Deloitte & Touche's Dispute Consulting a& Forensic Investigation Practice

The Post-Election Leadership Agenda: Moving Beyond "e"

Dr. Jerry Mechling, The Harvard Policy Group on Network-Enabled Services and Government

"Getting Ready on the Inside: An Internal Action Agenda for the Next Phase of e-Government"

Dr. Sharon Dawes, Director, New York Center for Technology in Government

Government Round Table: Recent E-Payment Projects

Craig R. Goellner, Systems Director, Division of Child Support Enforcement, CO
Ross Guyer, CIO and Senior Deputy State Auditor, WV
Tom Hedderman, Temporary Assistance Specialist II and Coordinator of Food Stamp Program Policy for the State's EBT Project, Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, NY

WEB Services and e-Government

Mark Cleverley, Homeland Security & e-Government, IBM
Shelley Ryan, Founder, Birdnest Software

9/11 and State Online Services: Open/Public Record Law Implications

John Aveni, Associate Counsel, Office for Technology, State of New York
Julie Leeper, Director, Office of Technology, State of New York

 

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