North Carolina Digital Government Summit 2011

Hilton North Raleigh Midtown
3415 Wake Forest Road
Raleigh, NC 27609
August 31 − September 1, 2011

North Carolina is facing one of its most difficult budget situations since the 1930s, and comfortable solutions are in short supply. It is clear that IT will be depended upon to find creative ways to increase government efficiencies and reduce costs, but to what extent? What are the expectations? How will investments be prioritized within the confines of the new budget? This session takes a realistic look at challenges, possibilities, priorities and the role of IT in the state's future.

TOPICS WILL INCLUDE

Mobile Trends
Virtualization - Application and Desktop
Enterprise Data Sharing
Security in a Changing Landscape
Workplace of the Future
Personal Devices in the Workplace
Creative Collaboration Tools and Strategies
Outsourcing Redefined
Are You Ready for Disaster?
Managing a Virtual Workforce
Digital Record Retention - Where Do You Draw the Line?
Broadband and Economic Development in North Carolina
Sponsor Roundtable: How to Do Business with Government (and Vice Versa)

Speaker and Presenter Information

Moderator: Lee Mandell, Adjunct Professor, School of Government, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Retired) David Cooke, County Manager, Wake County Jerry Fralick, Chief Information Officer, State of North Carolina Hon. Thom Tillis, Speaker of the House, North Carolina House of Representatives Jack Mortimer, Government Technology magazine Steve Uzzell, Renowned Photographer