Meeting Agenda January 25, 2012

8:15 AM	Welcome
8:30 AM	A National Imperative:  Responsible Information Sharing Kshemendra Paul, Program Manager-Information Sharing Environment
9:00 AM	Keynotes
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM	Information Sharing and Services at DHS Donna Roy, Executive Director, Information Sharing Environment Office, DHS
9:45 AM - 10:15 AM	Networking Break
10:15 AM - 11:00 AM	Heading, Altitude & Airspeed: Service Orchestration, Cloud & Semantics – All or Nothing! Dennis Wisnosky, CTO and Chief Architect, DCMO Presentation
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM	Standards-driven Shared Services Richard Soley, President and CEO, Object Management Group Presentation
11:45 PM - 1:00 PM	Lunch with Discovery Discussion on   NIEM and Ucore – The Standard for Sharing Anthony Hoang, Director, NIEM Program Management Office, DHS Regina Pieper, Secure Information Sharing Lead, DoD CIO
1:00 PM	DOD & IC Joint Standards Walt Okon, Senior Architect Engineer, Architecture & Infrastructure Directorate, Office of the Secretary of Defense Presentation
1:45 PM	Cloud and Shared Services – Fundamental Requirements Panel Speakers from Government and Business perspectives Moderator:  Dave Linthicum Rob Vietmeyer, DoD CIO David Bray, PM-ISE
2:30 PM	Open Architecture to Enable Shared Services Nickolas Guertin, Director for Open Architecture, DASN RDT&E, Department of the Navy Presentation (release to be confirmed)
3:15 PM	Networking Break
3:30 PM	Shared Services: Way Ahead for Identity and Access Management? Moderator: Rebecca Nielsen, Booz Allen Hamilton Panelists: Deb Gallagher, GSA/FICAM Steve Pitcher, Joint Staff John Wandelt, Georgia Tech Research Institute/GFIPM Carrie Boyle, PM-ISE Art Friedman, NSA Jeremy Grant, NSTIC/NIST
5:00 PM	Conference Summary and Adjourn

Location

Waterford at Springfield
6715 Commerce Street
Springfield, VA 22150


Directions

From D.C.
Take I-395 South toward Richmond. Take the VA-644 W (exit1B) toward Springfield. Take Old Keene Mill Rd ramp, then bear right onto the Brandon Ave. ramp. Stay right on Brandon to traffic light at Brandon/Commerce. Turn right on Commerce and follow to the Waterford on the right.
 
From I-66
Take I-495 exit 64A toward Richmond. Follow signs for VA-644 (Springfield). Take the VA-644 W /Old Keene Mill Rd. exit toward Springfield. Bear right onto the Brandon Ave. Stay right on Brandon to traffic light at Brandon/Commerce. Turn right on Commerce and follow to the Waterford on the right.
 
From Maryland
Take I-495 S or I-95 S toward Alexandria/Richmond. Follow signs for VA-644 (Springfield). Take the VA-644 W /Old Keene Mill Rd. exit toward Springfield. Bear right onto the Brandon Ave. Ramp. Stay right on Brandon to traffic light at Brandon/Commerce. Turn right on Commerce and follow to the Waterford on the right.
 
From Richmond
Take I-95 N to exit 169 A towards Franconia. Turn left at Light turn left onto Loisdale Rd. Stay straight on Loisdale which turns into Commerce St. After you go under the Franconia Rd. overpass, Waterford will be on your left.
 
Fairfax County Pkwy - Franconia/Springfield Pkwy
Go East and take the Backlick Rd. ramp. Turn left onto Backlick Rd. from ramp. Follow Backlick Rd. to Commerce St. and make a right. Follow Commerce St. to Waterford on right.
 
From Franconia/Springfield Pkwy
Take Manchester Blvd./Franconia Springfield Pkwy. Take Frontier Dr. ramp and turn right. Follow to Franconia Rd. and turn left. Follow to Commerce St. and turn right to Waterford on left.

Lodging

Nearby Hotels include:

Courtyard Marriott
6710 Commerce Street
Springfield, Virginia 22150 USA
(703) 924-7200

The Courtyard by Marriott is offering a special $159 rate, good for two nights, January 24th and January 25th. Please mention AFEI when calling to make a reservation. Contact Chris Peters, Director of Sales, at 703-924-7200 ext. 4103 for further information.

The Courtyard Marriott is directly across the street from the Waterford.

Hilton Springfield
6550 Loisdale Road
Springfield, VA 22150
(703) 971-8900

Residence Inn by Marriott
6412 Backlick Road
Springfield, Virginia 22150 USA 
(703) 644-0020 

Registration

On-line Registration is Now Closed.

You can still register on site for this conference.

Fee waived for US Government employees

On-line registration closes by COB, Friday, January 20, 2012.  You may still register by completing and faxing the Registration Form to AFEI by 12 noon Monday, January 23rd.  After Monday, bring the completed form with payment to the conference for on-site registration. Walk-ins are welcome! 
Contact Betsy Lauer (703/247-9473) or blauer@afei.org for assistance.

** Only available for active-duty military and civilian employees, not Contractors

Registration Policy
Deadline to register on line is Friday, January 20, 2012. 
A Registration Form may be downloaded, completed, and brought to the conference for onsite registration. Registrations will not be taken over the phone; payment must be made at the time of registration.  

Cancellation Policy
Cancellations received before January 6, 2012 will receive a full refund.   No refunds will be given for cancellations received after January 7, 2012.  Substitutions are welcome in lieu of cancellations, as long as there is no financial tranaction. All substitutions and cancellations must be made in writing to blauer@afei.org.

Sponsorship

Value:

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Promotional Partner for $1,500 

Benefits include:

• Logo on the conference event web site
• Company name on filler slides at conference
• Recognition from the podium
• Event Signage
• 1 complimentary conference registration

Purpose:  This meeting brings government and industry together to share lessons and best practices on establishing shared services across multiple government organizations.  In particular it examines this in the context of the Information Sharing Environment and the PM-ISE standards-based strategy.

Why Attend?

Learn how government is addressing:

• What is required for sharing and safeguarding unclassified, CUI and Classified information?
• How does moving to the cloud enable shared services or safeguard information?
• What are the identity and access management enablers for effective shared services?
• What are the implications of the Executive Order for Departments and agencies?
• How will government address shared governance?
• What funding models will be employed to provide a shared services environment?

WikiLeaks highlighted vulnerabilities in the protection of sensitive and classified information.  President Obama signed an Executive Order that addressed structural reforms to the oversight of classified information. It supports, codifies, and accelerates ongoing PM-ISE work including bolstering detection capabilities, restricting removable media, and strengthening government-wide governance, coordination, and oversight.

Sharing and safeguarding remain critically important for PM-ISE partners to be able to achieve their missions. For example, sharing classified and unclassified information between federal, state, and local public safety communities often occurs at state and major urban area fusion centers.

PM-ISE is focused on advancing whole-of-government efforts to both share and safeguard national security information, including policy, process, technology, and governance. This aligns with our mission to accelerate responsible information sharing across the totality of terrorism, WMD, and homeland security information.