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ITAAC: A Roadmap for IT Acquisition Reform

The Information Technology Acquisition Advisory Council (ITAAC) is organized as a public/private partnership made up of concerned citizens and public interest groups working together for the common good in a concerted effort to serve as a catalyst for positive change to reform and evolve the Information Technology Acquisition System to meet the demands of the 21st century.

Its mission is to provide the Obama-Biden Administration and National IT Leadership with a trusted collaborative structure and a 500 Day Transformation plan that details a roadmap for Streamlining the IT Acquisition Process and thereby assuring critical mission elements that are highly dependent on IT (Info Sharing, Cyber-Security, E-Health, E-Gov/E-Biz, Green IT). 

The IT-Acquisition Advisory Council is formally organizing into a 501C3 with the participation of transformation minded senior leaders from government, academia, industry and public interests concerns;
  • Government; Armed Service Committee, Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Homeland Security Committee, Navy PEO, VA, OSD Health Affairs, SEC NAV, SecAF AQ, JFCOM, BTA, DCMA, GSA FAS, Army PEO EIS, FBI, White House, NSA, OSD ATL, OSD NII, DHS.
  • Academia/Public Interest; Harvard KSG, University of MD, MIT SLOAN, NDA, CMU SEI, DAU, BENS.org, HIMSS.org, NCOIC.org, CCIA.org, TheCGP.org, ICHnet.org, Aerospace Corp.
  • Industry; Trusted Computer Solutions, McKinsey, CGI, Accenture, Keane, Microsoft, Google, HP/EDS and a host of nationally recognized experts and former government officials.



Next IT-AAC Sr. Leadership Roundtable Meeting
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IT-AAC Reform Roadmap Summary 2011
For Meeting Agenda: 
http://it-aac.org/meetingsandevents/feb2meetingagenda.html
Directions:
http://www.it-aac.org/meetingsevents/itaacdirections.html
Future Meeting Dates:
http://www.it-aac.org/meetingsevents.html 
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IT-AAC Cloud Acquisition Roadmap
NEXT IT-AAC Meeting Hosted by:
NEXT MEETING:

Date:                      Feb 2nd, 2012 2:00-5:00pm  (Registration starts 1:30; Cocktail Reception following)
Host:                      Potomac Institute for Policy Studies
Location:               901 N Stuart St, Suite 200, Arlington, VA 22203-1860 (Main Conference Room)   
Topic:                    Expanding FedRAMP Security Controls for Secure Cloud Acquisition
RSVP:                   Principals Only:  Helmut.Mertins@IT-AAC.org  703-768-0400

REMARKS: December 16, 2011 IT-AAC Sr. Leadership Roundtable

About 35 to 40 senior level individuals participated in the December 16th IT-AAC Leadership Roundtable that SEI hosted, representing a cross section of government, industry and academia.  With severe budget cuts forcing greater operational efficiencies, the forum provided the participants a non-attribution mechanism to exchange ideas.  

The keynote address by OUSD Intel, Mr. Neill Tipton, on D12E Way Forward was interesting from an overall enterprise perspective as were the discussions on the business cases for secure cloud computing and consolidated IT infrastructure.

The next forum will be in late January.


IT-AAC Important Briefings
Blueprint for Sustainable IT Acquisition Reform
Honorable Michael W. Wynne, Dr. Marvin Langston, Kevin Carroll

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Wynne ICH-ITAAC Briefing to OSD
 

Assuring the Business Value of Technology


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IT-AAC Membership Briefing

ITAAC Roadmap for Critical IT Reform


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IT-AAC Roadmap Report
Announcements
Cloud Security Alliance DC Chapter workshop
(in morning before IT-AAC Sr. Leadership Roundtable  (same Location)
:

Date:           December 16, 2011
Location:     National Rural Electric 
                          Cooperative Association Building,
                      4301 Wilson Blvd ,Arlington VA 22203-1860   
                      Room CC4/CC5  (near Ballston Metro)   
                      Contact for more information: 
                       J. P. Morgenthal   (571) 249-3942
                      http://www.csadc.us/          


Agenda:        http://www.it-aac.org/meetingsevents/cloudsecurityalliance.html


Non-profits establish IT Acquisition Advisory Council (IT-AAC) Public/Private Think Tank.  IT-AAC formalizes partnership agreements with public interest power houses who put country first in achieving the Administrations IT Reform Goals to include; AFCEA Intl., Center for American Progress, Aerospace Industry Association, Software and Systems Consortia Inc, ISSA.org, INSAonline.org, UofMD School of Public Policy, UofTN National Defense Institute,  Interop. Clearinghouse, Computers and Communications Association, Defense Acquisition University, OMG.org and a host of nationally recognized leaders.     

AFCEA Hosts 21st IT Leadership Roundtable in partnership with the IT-AAC
.   On November 5th, from 1400-1700 AFCEA President Kent Schneider will open Round Table discussions on IT Innovation Enablement. Other confirmed thought leaders include; DHS CIO Richard Spires, DTIC Director Raleigh Durham, IT-AAC Vice Chair Dr. Marv Langston, OSD ATL Jaymie Durnan, Director Assessments OSD CAPE Dr. Scott Comes,  DTIC Karen Burrows & Chris Thomas, NGC David Drapkin, ICH John Weiler to name a few.  Results will be integrated into the Roadmap for Sustainable IT Acquisition Reform, posted at www.IT-AAC.org.   

INSA Hosted IT-AAC's 20th IT Acquisition Leadership Roundtable for the IT Acquisition Advisory Council (IT-ACC)
On Thursday October 7, INSA co-hosted the 20th IT Acquisition Leadership Roundtable for the IT Acquisition Advisory Council (IT-ACC). The discussion focused on important measures of IT acquisition reform that could be helpful to the Department of Defense. Their main objective was to “provide the Deputy Secretary of Defense with an alternative set of resources to guide the establishment of a ‘best practices’ IT Acquisition Process and Governance Structure.”

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October 7, 2010 IT-AAC/INSA Meeting:  NEWSLETTER

http://www.it-aac.org/priormeetingnewsletter.html



 Inside the Pentagon - 9/17/2009

WYNNE-LED GROUP TO PITCH IT SYSTEM
RECOMMENDATIONS TO DOD


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Wynne-Led Group to Pitch IT System Recommendations to DoD