GTRA Council Meeting
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GTRA Council Meeting Featured Speakers
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GEORGE THOMAS
Enterprise Architect
HHS
RICH FERGUSON
Chief Information Officer
FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
RON ROSS
Senior Computer Architect
NIST
CARLO LUCCHESI
Assistant Director,
Office of IT Policy and Planning
FBI
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GTRA Council Meeting Solution Providers
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Top Headlines
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Obama Wants Nearly $80B for IT Projects
Budget calls for 1.2% increase over 2010 with a continued heavy focus on open government and transparency initiatives
Cyber Threat Growing at Unprecedented Rate, Intell Chief Says
The technological know-how of cyber criminals is still superior to that of legal parties, a fact that will remain true for several years to come despite increased efforts by the Fed
Obama Proposes Expanding Acquisition Workforce
Spending has doubled in past 10 years, but acquisition workforce has only grown by 9%
DOD Employs Primitives to Bring Enterprise Architectures into the Future
GTRA Council Member Dennis Wisnosky talks about how concepts like Primitives, Common Vocabulary and Design Patterns are being used to bridge the language gap facing EA practitioners and the business users they are servicing
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Featured News
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5 Tips for Cybersecurity-Training Your Employees
Successful strategies include creating personal connections to cyber security, stricter consequences, and improved testing
Motivating Workers is Easier Than You Think
As insourcing increases and OMB puts more pressure on effective management, executive need to realize that motivation is indeed in their control
Microsoft to Congress: Time to Seed Cloud Computing
The transformational potential of Cloud could be undermined if laws are not modified to stay with the times, notably in areas such as law enforcement and privacy
Governments Weigh the Pros and Cons of Private Clouds
Private clouds help overcome legal and security concerns, but also undermine one of the primary benefits of Cloud-shared costs
2020 Vision: 10 Things You'll See on the Web in the Next 10 Years
Predictions include firm adoption of Cloud (albeit with varying levels of success), widespread use of next-generation unified communications, and IPv7
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Research & Publications
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GTRA Research Brief: The Acceptance of Cloud Computing in the Federal Government 
Only a few years ago, the term "Cloud Computing" was known only to
the hyper-savvy techies of the world. Today, hardly a week goes by
where technology publications and e-newsletters don't mention the term
and how it is revolutionizing the federal IT landscape. In 2009, GTRA
has seen government executives go from bewilderment to general
acceptance of Cloud as a viable model. In this research brief, we look
at the key factors which have lead to Cloud's acceptance, address the
top concern federal executives have vis-à-vis implementing Cloud
Networks, and take a glimpse into the future to see what government
executives should do next.
GTRA Research Brief: A Tipping Point - The Fight for our  Nation's Cyber Security
GTRA believes that the critical role IT plays in the overall machine
we call the Government is often overlooked and undervalued, making it
hard for practitioners to not only do their job but truly get excited
about what they do. At the same time, this lack of 'limelight' also
adversely affects the discussion on the responsibilities and duties
facing IT practitioners as servants of the taxpayer. In this research
brief, GTRA shares its view on why Government IT practitioners deserve
more focus, presents facts it believes show that times are changing
with regard to how IT is viewed in the government, and lists the
responsibilities it feels members of the community must always remember
while performing their day-to-day activities.
GTRA Research Brief: Techies, the Unsung Heros 
GTRA believes that the critical role IT plays in the overall machine
we call the Government is often overlooked and undervalued, making it
hard for practitioners to not only do their job but truly get excited
about what they do. At the same time, this lack of 'limelight' also
adversely affects the discussion on the responsibilities and duties
facing IT practitioners as servants of the taxpayer. In this research
brief, GTRA shares its view on why Government IT practitioners deserve
more focus, presents facts it believes show that times are changing
with regard to how IT is viewed in the government, and lists the
responsibilities it feels members of the community must always remember
while performing their day-to-day activities.
Press Release: Government Cyber Security Priorities for 2010
A Keynote panel of Industry security executives moderated by
Christopher Garcia, Director Cyber Security and Incident Response
Center, FAA with Robert Lentz, Former Deputy Asst Secretary of Defense
for Cyber, Identity and Information Assurance, DoD, Tim Upton, Founder,
President & CEO, Titus Lab, and Charles Ross, Director, Sales
Engineering Public Sector, McAfee focused on cyber security priorities
for 2010 and gave the audience strategies for preemptive security
measures.
Press Release: Lumension Delivers Defense-In-Depth with New Antivirus Solution
As the sophistication of malware continues to increase, coupled with the expansion of Web 2.0 technologies and increased browser-based risk, malicious code is on the rise. More than 21 million unique instances of malware have been identified, and that number continues to grow exponentially. To combat this, organizations need a comprehensive endpoint protection strategy that employs multiple techniques to identify and block both known and unknown malware and zero-day exploits.
Press Release: NASA CIO, NIST, DHS Dispel Myths about Cloud & Share Vision for 2010
Chris Kemp, CIO, Ames Research Center, NASA, delivered one of the
most highly anticipated keynotes on how Cloud Computing is being used
at NASA to help cut costs, increase efficiency, and allow the agency to
increase focus on mission critical activities.
Press Release: HBGary Now Provides Deeper Threat Intelligence On Sophisticated Online Attacks
In an continuing effort to provide deeper,
actionable threat intelligence on new attacks as well as the behavior, intent,
origin - and operators - of today's sophisticated online attacks by both
nation-states and cybercriminals, HBGary, Inc. announced HBGary Responder
Professional 2.0, an intuitive Windows physical memory and automated malware
analysis platform that easily, quickly and cost-effectively analyzes all
programs in memory including malware to obtain the threat intelligence needed
to mitigate risk. Responder gets its' information directly from the memory, not
the operating system.
Press Release: Lumension Announces Data Protection Solution for Microsoft System Center
Lumension today announced the general availability of Lumension® Device Control for Microsoft System Center (DCSC) to enable users to protect corporate data while reducing operational
costs. Through Lumension DCSC, Microsoft System Center customers can utilize Lumension's advanced data protection capabilities to centrally deploy, manage, enforce and monitor device access, file transfer and encryption policies while reducing implementation costs. In addition, Lumension has joined Microsoft System Center Alliance to demonstrate its commitment to providing advanced security solutions for System Center customers.
Press Release: GTRA Council Awards "Best Of" 2009 Tech Leaders!
Today GTRA announced the "Best Of 2009" technology winners for the
Government Technology Research Alliance (GTRA) awards. Senior
executives at the Government Technology Research Alliance's semi-annual
council meetings voted among their peers for cutting edge speaking
demonstrations, presentations and best in class government technology
solutions. GTRA will be including the award winners in a beta group for
supporting Obama CTO Council initiatives.
Press Release: Lumension Delivers End-to-End Endpoint Management Capabilities
Lumension today unveiled its new Lumension® Endpoint Management and Security Suite (LEMSS) that will be delivered as part of the Lumension® Endpoint Management Platform and enable organizations to optimize their security and compliance posture while achieving greater agility, performance and reduced TCO. Lumension Endpoint Management and Security Suite provides a holistic approach to managing endpoint security through its single, integrated Web console, extensible single agent architecture and comprehensive asset discovery to help organizations harmonize and streamline existing workflows while reducing overall complexity.
Press Release: Progress Software Corporation Acquiring BPM Leader, Savvion Inc.
ProgressSoftware Corporation, a leading software provider that enables enterprises to be operationally responsive announced today at its Global Field Operations Conference the acquisition of Savvion
Inc., a privately held business enterprise software company based in
Santa Clara, California, for approximately $49 million, net of cash
acquired.
White Paper: USB Flash Drive Vulnerabilities Exposed
On January 4, 2010, it was widely reported that certain
hardware-encrypted USB flash drives have been hacked. The vendors
affected are SanDisk, Kingston and Verbatim. Of particular concern is
that some of these devices have received FIPS 140-2 Level 2 security
validation from the US Government organization NIST. FIPS 140-2
security validation is required for Government agencies to use
encryption products.
White Paper: Six Critical Elements to Achieve Economies in FISMA Compliance
For the past eight years, government agencies have struggled to comply with the requirements of the Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (FISMA). The question before federal agencies is: How can they meet the requirements of FISMA in a cost-efficient but effective manner? Achieving economies in FISMA compliance requires government agencies to take a risk-based approach to managing information security.
White Paper: Defining the Benefits of Adopting a BPM Approach Whitepaper
Although most BPM tool suites are inexpensive, in the current
economic climate no expense can escape scrutiny and moving towards BPM
will normally have to be justified based on benefit.
The discussion presented in this paper provides an approach to
looking at the benefits BPM can provide, as well as some of the costs
that may need to be considered. This paper also recognizes that there
are two basic levels of improvement projects. These are
problem/specific activity improvements which are fairly narrow in scope
and broader transformation level improvements. BPM supports both
levels, but adoption justification will be different for each level.
White Paper: Cyber Security Mega Trends - Study of IT Leaders in the US Federal Government
What are the biggest security threats to U.S. federal organizations in terms of sensitive and confidential data, core information systems and critical infrastructure over the next few years? According to 217 senior-level IT executives located in various federal organizations, significant areas of information security risks include rapid growth in unstructured data assets, mobility of the federal workforce, cyber terrorism, outsourcing, cloud computing and much more.
White Paper: Knowledge Management - Practice vs Interest
Practicing
Knowledge Management entails using proven 'learnings capture methods",
e.g. the Industry Learning Circle elements coupled with the Community of
Practice vehicle. In
Communities of Practice experiences, the biggest, and most positive, impacts
have come in "NOT" selling KM, but painting a clear picture that Knowledge Management is an activity needing
attention based on business practices. The message entails that "bad
knowledge" can be managed as well as "good knowledge". The
difference is the effectiveness of the methods and business practices creating
the knowledge. What is found is if the business practices improve, the learnings
improve, and then if the learnings are 'cared for', carried and applied
forward, then the resulting knowledge is more solid, and then if the knowledge
is "managed" properly... hence the intelligence becomes more reliable.
White Paper: The Great Balancing Act - Using USB Flash Drives in Government Environments
USB flash drives and other portable devices are valuable tools in the typical government staffer's virtual toolkit. These handy devices allow workers to efficiently accomplish their duties and carry out their tasks for the public good. But left unchecked, the use of portable devices can also potentially infect public systems with malware, inadvertently expose classified information and/or citizens' personally identifiable information (PII), and otherwise breach the public's trust.
White Paper: The Modern Virtualized Data Center
Data center resources have traditionally been underutilized while
drawing enormous amounts of power and taking up valuable floorspace.
Storage virtualization has been a positive evolutionary step in the
data center, driving consolidation of these resources to maximize
utilization and power savings, as well as to simplify management and
maintenance. With all of the benefits of virtualization comes a
wholesale change in the way that you must plan for implementation,
management, backup and recovery.
White Paper: Achieving Federal Desktop Core Configuration Compliance with Lumension Solutions
Change management is a well known IT concern and its importance is underscored by its presence within the ITIL9 and COBIT10 standard frameworks. Agencies are responsible to ensure continuing compliance as systems change over time per the reporting requirements of FISMA. As new computing platforms are introduced or as new vendor applications are incorporated into each agency's network, processes and policies must be in place to guarantee ongoing FDCC compliance.
White Paper: Cloud Computing and Databases - How Databases Can Meet the Demands of Cloud Computing
The potential benefits of cloud computing are overwhelming. However,
attaining these benefits requires that each aspect of the cloud
platform support the key design principles of the cloud model. One of
the core design principles is dynamic scalability, or the ability to
provision and decommission servers on demand. Unfortunately, the
majority of today's database servers are incapable of satisfying this
requirement. This paper reviews the benefits of cloud computing and
then evaluates two database architectures - shared-disk and
shared-nothing - for their compatibility with cloud computing.
Webcast: Ensure Pain Free FISMA Compliance
Federal CISOs note compliance as one of their top three priorities with significant time spent on addressing compliance issues. This is exacerbated by the complexity of today's IT environment, including physical and virtual environments, multiple operating systems and applications supported, and the mobility of data and users. A FISMA compliance approach that relies on a manual and labor-intensive process can produce mountains of paper and electronic documents that become quite burdensome to manage and ultimately don't ensure a secure network. It's no surprise then, that in a recent ISC2 survey, while FISMA is generally viewed as having had a positive effect, two in five CISOs believe it has become misdirected or is a time-wasting exercise.
Announcement: Telework Exchange Tele-Vision Awards - Call for Nominations
Has your organization implemented a successful
telework program that demonstrates a sound, sustainable approach to
teleworking? Do you know a government executive who works vigorously to
drive the telework agenda? If so, nominate that program or individual for
a Telework Exchange Tele-Vision Award. Nominations are due by Tuesday, March 16,
2010, at 5:00 p.m. EST.
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Upcoming Industry Events
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February 17, 2010:
Secure Information
Sharing - Balancing the Need to Share with the Need to Protect (Free to Government)
President
Obama's recent Executive
Order on Classified National Security Information prescribes a
uniform system for classifying data to ensure secure information sharing.
However users often lack the tools to easily apply consistent classification
labels to emails and documents, which hinders information sharing and increases
the risk of inadvertent disclosure. Email deborahk@gtra.org for more information or to RSVP.
February 25, 2010: Complimentary Telework Exchange Business Continuity Planning Webcast
This
complimentary "Business Continuity Planning - Prepare, Test, Connect" Webcast,
hosted by Telework Exchange and Juniper Networks, will focus on agencies that
have successfully incorporated telework into their business continuity
planning. Hear agency representatives discuss how to best prepare for a
business continuity situation by empowering the remote workforce through
training, testing, and technology.
April 8, 2010: Spring Telework Exchange Town Hall Meeting (Free to Government)
Telework
Exchange will host the Spring Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, April 8,
2010, focused on how telework fits into the bigger picture for Federal
government and how to move the participation needle beyond 10 percent. Consisting
of two tracks, the event program will explore telework policies, performance,
management, and technology. Registration is free to government employees.
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The Federal EA, Security & IT Infrastructure Transformation:
June 2010 GTRA Council Meeting
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The invitation-only June 2010 GTRA Technology Council Meeting will bring together government technology leaders for three days of executive-level meetings focused on the key areas driving government IT transformation:
Cloud Computing
Cyber Security & Risk Management
Open Government Directive
Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure
Modernization
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Data Center Consolidation
Social Media & Web 2.0
Defense / Intelligence / Civilian Agency Collaboration
Leadership, Workforce & Performance Management
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Over the course of three days, attendees will participate in
roundtable discussions, presentations, live demonstrations and
networking functions designed to focus on the topics most critical to
supporting the areas mentioned above.
At the GTRA Council Meeting, cutting edge curriculum is delivered by
government and industry leaders through a dynamic blend of
presentations, panels, live-demonstrations, roundtable discussions, and
boardroom meetings designed to be highly interactive and facilitate
information exchange at the executive level. Complimenting the
curriculum, a heavy focus on networking functions is designed to foster
and solidify peer relationships through collaborative banquets,
networking events, cocktail receptions and entertainment.
GTRA is now conducting Research for the GTRA Council Meeting and invites all interested parties to participate in the research process!
Please contact our Director of Research Parham Eftekhari at parhame@gtra.org
(773.517.8534-mobile) if you/your agency would like to participate in the
research process.
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 Cloud Computing:
Implementation, Management & Security
by John Rittinghouse & James Ransome
Click here to order a copy!While there is no arguing about the staying power of the Cloud model and the benefits it can bring to any organization or government, mainstream adoption depends on several key variables falling into alignment that will provide users the reliability, desired outcomes and levels of trust necessary to truly usher in a "Cloud Revolution". (LEARN MORE) | |
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Special Thanks to GTRA Council & Confirmed Speakers
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Dr. Suzanne Acar, Senior Federal Data Architect (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Deedee Akeo, Chief Architect, Business Transformation Agency (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Lynn Allen, Deputy Chief Information Officer for Business and Technology Modernization, HUD (Security Council)
Dr. Peter Alterman, Senior Advisor for Strategic Initiatives, National Institutes of Health (Speaker & Security Council)
Gregg "Skip" Bailey, Former Chief Information Officer, ATF, Justice (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Frank Bauer, Vice President for Government Training and Professional Development, Graduate School (HR Council)
Dr. Scott Bernard, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Federal Railroad Administration, Transportation (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Andrew Blumenthal, Chief Technology Officer, ATF, Justice (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Dr. W. Stan Boddie, PMP, CISSP, Professor of Systems and Technology Management, i-College, NDU (HR Council)
Tom Boyce, Deputy CIO, NRC (Speaker & GTRA Council)
Dr. Barry Brown, Deputy Director, Enterprise Systems Engineer, Customs and Border Protection, DHS (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Devon Bryan, Director, CyberSecurity Operations, IRS (Speaker)
Richard "Dick" Burk, Chair, Health IT Committee, GTRA (Health IT Council)
Jonathan Cantor, Executive Director, Office of Privacy & Disclosure, Office of the General Counsel, SSA (Security Council)
Michael Castagna, Chief Information Security Officer, Commerce (Security Council)
Marian Cody, Chief Information Security Officer, HUD (Security Council)
Colleen Coggins, Chief Knowledge Officer, Interior (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Doreen Cox, Chief Architect, Customs & Border Protection Department, DHS (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Patricia Craighill, Assistant Director, NextGen/JPDO (SAF/XC-NXTGN) (GTRA Council Member)
Elisa Cruz, Chief Information Security Officer, FEMA (Security Council)
Linda Cureton, Chief Information Officer, NASA (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Kevin Deeley, Chief Information Security Officer, Justice (Security Council)
Brian Doerk, Senior Enterprise Architect, PMP, Treasury (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Steve Elky, Chief Information Security Officer, Library of Congress (Security Council)
Norman Enger, Former Director,Human Resources Line of Business Program Management Office, OPM (HR Council)
Rich Ferguson, Chief Information Officer, Federal Labor Relations Authority (Speaker & GTRA Council)
Scott Flood, Chief, Modeling Division, U.S. Army Manpower Analysis Agency (Speaker)
Frederic Foley, Chief Architect and Director of Enterprise Architecture, US Coast Guard (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Ylanda Ford, Director, Enterprise Architecture, OCIO, HUD (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Christopher Fornecker, Chief Technology Officer, Integrated Acquisition Environment, GSA (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Sharon Fratta-Hill, Ph.D., VP of Academic Programs and Distance Education, Graduate School (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Christopher Garcia, Director, Cyber Security and Incident Response Center, FAA (Speaker & Security Council)
Ned Goldberg, Chief Information Security Officer, FDIC (Security Council)
Ken Griffey, Chief Information Officer, Stennis Space Center, NASA (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Ira Grossman, Chief Enterprise Architect, Federal Emergency Management Agency (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Patricia Hammar, President & Managing Member, PKH Enterprises (Speaker)
Chris Hardy, Director, e-Learning and Technology Center, DAU (HR Council)
Brad Harshman, Chief Enterprise Architect, National Nuclear Security Administration, Energy (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Kenneth Heitkamp, Assistant Chief Information Officer for LifeCycle Management, Air Force (Security Council)
Dennis Heretick, Former Chief Information Security Officer, Justice (Security Council)
Randolph C. Hite, Director, IT Architecture & Systems Issues, GAO (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Patrick Howard, Chief Information Security Officer, NRC (Security Council)
Marlene Howze, Chief Architect/Enterprise Architecture Program Manager, Labor (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Jack Israel, Federal Chief Technology Officer (Security Council)
James Johnson, Chief Information Officer, Congressional Budget Office (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Richard Klemmer, Chief Enterprise Architect, NTIA, Commerce (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Mischel Kwon, Director, US-CERT, DHS (Security Council)
Mary Lacey, Deputy Program Director, AEGIS Ballistic Missile Defense, Missile Defense Agency (Security Council)
Deborah Lafky, Security Lead, Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), HHS (Speaker)
Kevin Lawson, Branch Chief, Applications Development Branch, TSA (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Robert Lentz, Chief Information Assurance Officer, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, Networks and Information Integration / Chief Information Officer, Defense (Speaker & Security Council)
Phillip Loranger, Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, Education (Security Council)
Roger Mahach, Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (Speaker & Security Council)
Randy Maples, CEA, Deputy Chief Information Officer - Management, FTC (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Ethel Matthews, Senior Advisor to Chief Information Officer, Security and Privacy, SBA (Security Council)
Mary McCaffery, Senior Advisor, Assistant Administrator, EPA (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Michael McFarren, Senior Principal, Information Systems Engineer, MITRE (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Debra McKeldin, Chief Enterprise Architect, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, HHS (Enterprise Architecture Council)
John McManus, Former Deputy Chief Information Officer and Chief Technology Officer, Commerce (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Margaret Mech, Chief Information Security Officer, FTC (Security Council)
Peter Mell, Cloud Computing Project Lead, Senior Computer Scientist, NIST (Speaker)
Matt Newman, Professor of Systems Management, NDU (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Jillian O'Connell, Chief, Enterprise Investment and Information Management, US Geological Survey (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Walt Okon, Senior Enterprise Architect, DoD Enterprise Architecture & Standards Directorate, Defense (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Bajinder Paul, Chief Information Officer of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Richard Prentiss, Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Thrift Supervision, Treasury (Security Council)
Ken Rogers, Director of Enterprise Architecture and Strategic Planning, State (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Joe Rose, Chief Architect, Education (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Dr. Ron Ross, Senior Computer Scientist, NIST (Speaker)
Donna Roy, Director, Enterprise
Data Management Office, DHS; Executive Director, NIEM (Speaker)
Larry Ruffin, Chief Information Security Officer, Interior (Security Council)
Timothy Ruland, Chief Information Security Officer, Census Bureau (Security Council)
Eddie Saffarinia, Assistant Inspector General for Information
Technology, Interior (GTRA Council)
Peter Sand, Director of Privacy Technology, DHS (Security Council)
Dr. Ronald Sanders, Associate Director of National Intelligence for Human Capital, Chief Human Capital Officer, DNI (HR Council)
Daniel Sands, Chief Information Security Officer, Director, Information Security and Awareness Office, OCIO, National Institutes of Health, HHS (Security Council)
Marco Santini, Deputy Director, Customer Accounts & Research, GSA (HR Council)
Daud Santosa, Chief Technology Officer, National Business Center, Interior (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Derek Scarbrough, Chief Information Officer, Institute of Museum and Library Services (GTRA Council Member)
Michael Schievelbein, Project Manager & Solutions Architect, Solutions Coordination Office, National Business Center, Interior (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Tim Schmidt, Chief Technology Officer, Transportation (Speaker & Mobile/Wireless Council)
Frederick Schobert, Chief Technology Officer, Federal Acquisition Office's Integrated Technology Services, GSA (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Robert
Seay,
Chief Enterprise Archtiect, GSA (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Joe Seger, Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, Interior (Security Council)
Donna K. Seymour, Deputy Assistant for Administration for the Under Secretary of the Navy, Navy (Enterprise Architecture Council)
René E. Smeraglia, Chief Information Security Officer, US Mint, Treasury (Speaker & Security Council)
David Stender,
Associate CIO for Cybersecurity, Chief Information Security Officer, IRS (Speaker & Security Council)
John Sullivan, Federal Financial
Management Enterprise Architect, GSA Office of Governmentwide Policy (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Peter Sullivan, Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Labor (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Eric Sweden, Chief Enterprise Architect, NASCIO (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Harry Tabak, Enterprise Architect, National Weather Service (Enterprise Architecture Council)
George Thomas, Chief Enterprise Architect, GSA (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Dr. Paul A. Tibbits, MD, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Office of Enterprise Development, Veterans Affairs (Speaker & GTRA Council)
James Trinka, Director, Training and Technical Development, FAA (Speaker & HR Council)
Arleas Upton-Kea, Director, Division of Administration, FDIC (HR Council)
Tan Van Luong, Chief Enterprise Architect, US Mint, Treasury (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Brandt Welker, Deputy Chief Technology Officer, VA (Speaker & GTRA Council)
Philip Wenger, Deputy Policy Lead for Budget Formulation and Execution LoB, OMB (Speaker)
Brian Wilczynski, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, Defense (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Dennis Wisnosky, Chief Architect, Chief Technical Officer, Business Mission Area, Defense (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Paul Wormeli, Executive Director, Integrated Justice Information Systems Institute (Enterprise Architecture Council)
Col. Douglas Wreath, Director, Net Centric Operations
Division, Joint Planning and Development Office (JPDO), US Air Force (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
Dr. Robert "Rocky" Young, Associate Professor of Systems Management, NDU (Enterprise Architecture Council)
David Zeppieri, Chief Information Officer, Overseas Private Investment Corporation (Speaker & Enterprise Architecture Council)
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Warm Regards,
Deborah Kay
Government Technology Research Alliance (GTRA)
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