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National Partnership for Reinventing Government
Takes Access America on the Road
Access America Conference is in Ft. Lauderdale on June 14-17
The National Partnership for Reinventing Government invites you to
attend our Access America conferences. Access America is Vice President
Gore's 1997 report outlining steps to encourage and increase citizen and
business access - via the Internet- to the most commonly requested
government service by the year 2000. These conferences will provide
employees in federal, state and local government, as well as private
industry, with current developments in the use of information technology
and its applications for reinventing government.
The Access America program will be held in conjunction with the
Government Management Information Sciences (GMIS) 29th Annual Conference
at the Radisson Bahia Mar Beach Resort, Ft. Lauderdale, FL on June
14-17, 1998. The conference will focus on six major topic areas:
Internet/Intranet Success Stories; Distance Learning and Collaboration;
Advances in Electronic Technology; Electronic Commerce; Privacy and
Security; and Year 2000.
Attending this Conference will help you...
- Understand the latest trends in Information Technology
Management; Distance Learning and Collaboration, Privacy and Security;
and Procurement Reform
- Learn best practices from successful agencies and companies
- Enhance the delivery of information and services to the public
- Improve your agency's customer service and partnerships
- Manage programs for the 21st century
- Develop measures for evaluating information technology products
and services
- Experience the latest electronic commerce software in the hands
on Demo Lab
- Discuss your agency's challenges with speakers and leaders in
the field of information technology
Ft. Lauderdale Speakers and Panelists
Greg Woods, Chairman, President Clinton's Government Information
Technology Services Board is the keynote speaker. Other speakers and
panelists include:
- Linda Nelson, CIO, State of Florida;
- Manuel Garcia,CIO, Metro-Dade County;
- James Gaston, UNISYS;
- David Hoffman, NextLink;
- John Huang, EDS;
- William Baker, Federal Highway Administration;
- Kevin High, CEO, Web Services;
- James Van Wert, Small Business Administration;
- Susan Hurst, FECRC;
- Ron Breland, President, Slebre Associates;
- Jack Roddy, Dept. of Navy;
- Elliott Rosen, Booz, Allen, and Hamilton;
- Karen Mantyla, Quiet Power;
- Deborah Schreiber, DA Schreiber, Inc.; and
- Dick
Manning, NOVA Southeastern University;
- Jay Bokulic, IBM;
- Glenn Miller,
ORACLE;
- Bob Parks, Cybergaurd;
- Katrina Dahlke, 3Com Corporation;
- Jeffrey Schilit, Florida Atlantic Univeristy;
- George Lindamood, Gartner Group;and
- Jimmy Adams, PKS.
How to Register
The cost for the Ft. Lauderdale conference is $250, if
registered by May 1, 1998. After May 1, the cost is $275. To register,
or to get additional information about the conference, please visit
conf.npr.gov or call Gail Wall at 1-954-357-8507. If you have
any questions, please contact Karen Freeman at (202) 694-0033, or
karen.freeman@npr.gov.
For More About "Access America"
Visit www.gits.fed.gov/ to download "Access America" and
to learn more about the President's Government Information Technology
Services Board (GITSB). For more information about other National
Partnership for Reinventing Government initiatives, visit
www.npr.gov.
For More About "GMIS"
Visit www.gmis.org to learn more about the mission of GMIS and ongoing activities.
National Partnership for Reinventing Government (formerly the National
Performance Review), 750-17th St., NW, Washington, DC 20006, (202)
694-0063. To subscribe by e-mail, send a message to:
Listproc@etc.fed.gov. Put this message: SUBSCRIBE EXPRESSL FIRSTNAME LASTNAME. For fax, send fax number to Pat Wood at pat.wood@npr.gov or
fax to (202) 632-0390. The Express is on the Internet at
www.npr.gov. Click on News Room.
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