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Beyond the Beltway

Monday, March 22, 2010

The Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner, McLean, VA
TechAmerica Contact – Carol Henton, carol.henton@techamerica.org

Co-hosted by:

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Beyond the Beltway

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Don’t miss Beyond the Beltway 2010 – the must-attend market briefing on state and local government IT. You will hear from key government leaders and industry experts about opportunities, emerging trends and government initiatives affecting state and local procurement – and how to make it all work for you.

State and local government is still the largest and fastest growing information technology market. In 2010, state and local governments are expected to spend over $92 billion on IT products and services, while federal procurement is expected to only reach $75 billion. Are you focusing on the right market?

  • Meet key decision-makers
  • Explore new business opportunities
  • Build strategic partnerships
  • Hear from an exciting line-up of speakers as well as get an inside look at Big Deals in Big States, Big Counties and Big Cities

Confirmed Speakers

  • Ron Bergmann, First Deputy Commissioner, Information Technology and Telecommunications, New York City, NY
  • The Honorable Jim Duffey, Secretary of Technology, Commonwealth of Virginia
  • Allan Frank, Chief Information Officer, City of Philadelphia, PA
  • Eugene Huang, Government Operations Director, National Broadband Task Force, Federal Communications Commission
  • Kevin Kampschroer, Director, Office of Federal High-Performance Green Buildings, Public Building Services, U.S. General Services Administration
  • Catherine Maras, Chief Information Officer, Bexar County, TX (includes San Antonio)
  • Anne Margulies, Chief Information Officer, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
  • Karen Robinson, Interim Chief Technology Officer, State of Texas
  • Ken Theis, Director and Chief Information Officer, Department of Information Technology, State of Michigan
  • Teri Takai, Chief Information Officer, State of California

Read the 2009 Beyond the Beltway recap.

To sponsor this event, contact Carol Henton at carol.henton@techamerica / 650-357-7728 or Michael Kerr at michael.kerr@techamerica.org / 703-284-5324

See the flyer for sponsorship opportunities.

To view the current agenda, please click here.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010 by Dheeraj Dasari.

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