IT-AAC/AFCEA Leadership Roundtable Agenda (draft)
Date: November 5, 2010
Time 1400-1700 EST, following by Cocktail Social
Location: AFCEA International
4400 Fair Lakes Court,
Fairfax, VA 22033
Draft Agenda:
1330- Registration and Meet/Greet
1400- Introductions and Opening Remarks:
Kent Schneider, AFCEA President, and __________ GSA
Honorable Mike Wynne, IT-AAC Chairman (confirmed)
Discussion Leaders:
1410- Overcoming Federal IT Innovation Challenges
Will Thomas, Director Center for American Progress (confirming)
John Caporal AF SB Director (confirmed)
1430- Rapid Acquisition Techniques for Cyber and Health IT Innovations:
Capt Mike Weiner, TMIP PM , OSD HA (confirmed)
Riley Repko, A30 Special Asst. to Director, AF CYBER (confirmed)
1500- Improving SBIR and Innovation Outcomes:
Scott Denniston, Chairman Emeritus AFCEA SB Committee (confirmed)
Mr. Bill Hamilton, Co-chair, AFCEA Small Business Committee (confirmed)
John Caporal, AF SB Deputy Director Small Business Office (confirmed)
1530- Best Practices in COTS and Open Architecture Adoption (a CCA directive):
Sue Rose, SSCI (confirming)
Nick Guertin, Deputy Director, Open Architecture, Navy PEO IWS (confirmed)
1600- SOA & Cloud Computing Acquisition Challenges:
Jim Young, Manager, DoD Programs,Google (invited)
Dr. Marv Langston, IT-AAC Vice Chair (confirmed)
1630- Think Tank and Innovation Acquisition Techniques for Rapid Response (OTA, NTTAA, SBIR):
Richard Dunn, Advanced Business Strategies (confirmed)
Raleigh Durham, Acting Director DTIC (confirming)
1700-1900 Leadership Cocktail Social (open to all)
Emerging IT-AAC Public Service Participants and Stake Holders:
Federal Agencies: Commerce, DHS, DIA, DISA, GAO, GSA, HHS, Joint Staff, NSA, Office of Management and Budget, OSD ATL, OSD CMO, OSD Health Affairs, OSD Policy, OSD NII, Transportation/FAA, US Army, US Navy, US AF, US CYBERCOM, US Transcom, VA,
Academia: AF IT, CMU/SEI, Defense Acquisition University, Brookings Institute, George Mason University, Georgetown University, University of MD, University of Tenn, National Academy of Science, Steven’s Institute, MIT SLOAN
Non-profits, Think Tanks, SDOs: Anser.org, ANSI.org, Battelle, BENS.org, Center for American Progress, CCIA.org, CSIS.org, Council for Government Procurement, FSTC.org, ICHnet.org, INSAonline.org, IT-AAC.org, Mitre, OpenGIS, Underwriters Lab.
The IT-AAC public/private partnership provides a conflict free think tank required to objectively guide our national leadership through successful transformation of its IT Acquisition Ecosystem, assuring implementation success of key IT mission areas; Health IT, Cyber Security, E-Gov, IT Infrastructure, Info Sharing. Roadmap recommendations will “address the root-causes of problems plaguing federal IT projects and focus on proven best practices from inside and outside the federal government. They will include higher standards for project management practices and personnel, additional mechanisms for holding managers accountable for project results, and more rigorous review processes”.
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