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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
More than 130 people gathered at the Ronald Reagan Building and International
Trade Center on Nov. 5, 2010 to learn and discuss “Innovation 2.0: Information
Technology in Government and Business.” Keynote speaker Spain “Woody” Hall, CIO
of General Dynamics IT, talked about “Driving an Organizational Culture of
Innovation,” explaining that “It’s the people stuff that is really challenging
when it comes to innovation. … Innovation doesn’t just happen, it is a process
that needs to be managed and driven.”
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For decades information technology (IT) and digital infrastructures have
served as a platform for innovation. From the personal computer to the Internet
to social media, scores of IT innovations have spawned new business models,
created novel products and services, and helped business and government
organizations discover new ways of engaging with their customers and
constituents. What are the new frontiers in technology-enabled innovation? What
are the new developments that will create disruptive change in the organization
of work across a range of sectors in both business and government? How do
executives manage the continued wave of technological innovation and identify
technologies that are most likely to create value? How do they create and
sustain an innovation culture in their organizations? Join leaders from
government and a range of industries to discuss technology-enabled innovation
and the future.
Friday, November 5, 2010
11th Annual CIO Forum: Information Technology in Government and Business
Location: Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center
Address: 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20004
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Featured Speakers:
- Andy Baer, Comcast, Chief Information Officer
- Sujal Patel, President and CEO, Isilon Systems
- Spain “Woody” Hall, CIO, General Dynamics IT
Panelists:
- Peter Asbill, Songza Media
- Mike Brown, Chief Scientist, Comscore
- Michael Byrne, Geographic Information Officer, FCC
- Marty Colburn, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer,
FINRA
- Brian Goler, VP of Marketing, oDesk
- Kenneth M. Ritchhart, CIO, Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Dept. of
Homeland Security
- Donna Roy, Executive Director, National Information Exchange Model, DHS
- Arjun Sethi, Chief Executive Officer, lolapps
- Ajay Sravanpudi, Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer,
LucidMedia Networks, Inc.
- Russ Travers, Deputy Director, National Counter Terrorism Center
- Moderator: Larry Fitzpatrick, President, Computech
The CIO Forum is proudly hosted by the Robert H. Smith School of Business'
Center for Health Information and Decision
Systems (CHIDS) and the Center
for Digital Thought and Strategy (DIGITS).
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