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Global Summit for Leaders in Information Technology
Sustaining Infrastructure
Farkas Berkowitz & Company
Bentley Systems, Incorporated
Thursday, May 5, 2011
5:30 pm Welcoming Cocktail Reception
6:30 pm The 112th U.S. Congress: Progress Report and Prognosis
John Mercurio brings to this topic 18 years’ experience as a journalist in Washington, D.C. A regular guest on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal, he also frequently appears on CNN, MSNBC, FOX, and NBC. He recently joined public-relations powerhouse Burson-Marsteller. He will provide an up-to-date report on the U.S. Congress, focusing on the federal budget.
7:30 pm Dinner
9:00 pm After-Dinner Drinks and Cigars Overlooking the Historic C&O Canal
Friday, May 6, 2011
7:30 am Continental Breakfast Buffet
8:00 am Update on Bentley Systems’ Efforts to Sustain Infrastructure
Greg Bentley, CEO, Bentley Systems, Incorporated
8:30 am Highlights of Farkas Berkowitz’s 23rd Annual State-of-the-Industry Report
Alan Farkas, Managing Director, Farkas Berkowitz & Company
9:00 am Getting Organizations to Keep Pace with Technology
Organizations must continually change if they are to realize technology’s potential, and yet few are able to do so successfully. Consider what firms are doing to meet this challenge and the role CIOs are playing in the process.
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Donald E. Stone, Jr.
Chief Executive Officer
Dewberry
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Radhika Menon
Chief Information Officer
DPR Construction
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Robert B. Uhler, P.E.
Chairman & CEO
MWH Global, Inc. |
John McQuary
VP, Knowledge Management and Technology Strategies
Fluor Corporation |
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11:00 am Wireless Devices in the Workplace: Impending Chaos or Opportunity?
Everyone is gravitating to consumer computing devices that are fun to operate. CIOs are struggling to channel this enthusiasm and are looking to their software providers for help. Explore how firms are responding to employees who no longer want the standard-issue Blackberry, and how CIOs are striving to exploit tablet devices, radio-frequency identification (RFID) and telematics from the boardroom to the construction site.
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Brad Vaughan
Senior VP & CIO
Black & Veatch |
Glenn Sakaki
Managing Director,
Execution Technology
Hatch, Ltd.
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Rich Richardson
Vice President & CIO
Kiewit |
12:30 pm Lunch and “Data Management: Critical Component for Safety” James B. Porter, Jr.
During his 40-year career with DuPont, Jim Porter advanced through the ranks to become Chief Engineer and Vice President, Engineering & Operations. Now retired, he is a consultant on safety.
1:45 pm Addressing Critical IT Challenges: Breakout Groups
Participants break into groups to consider critical IT challenges. Participants then return to the plenary session to consider the findings of each group and to reflect on the results of the entire workshop.
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Safeguarding Information in the Age of WikiLeaks
Firms must constantly rethink how they ensure information security as technology changes and collaboration increases. In addition, firms must comply with ever-more stringent standards from the federal government and others. This session reveals how firms are meeting the attendant technological and human resources challenges.
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Raul Cruz
Senior VP and CIO
AECOM
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John Bailey
CIO, Europe
Bechtel
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Jeremy Gill
Vice President & CIO
Michael Baker
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Working in the Cloud: Promises and Pitfalls
Technology vendors are devising increasingly attractive offerings in the cloud for both infrastructure and applications. The challenge is finding the best approach for each system, and as cloud offerings are improved, decisions made today must be re-visited tomorrow. CIOs share their experiences to date and discuss the implications of the cloud for the CIO role and the corporate IT function.
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Matthew Kyte
Corporate Director, IT
ARCADIS, NV
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Cora Carmody
Senior VP & CIO
Jacobs Engineering
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Tom Lynch
Corporate VP, IT
URS Corporation |
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Best Practices in Data Management
CIOs continue their search for better ways to manage data for themselves and their clients. Challenges include converting data into accessible knowledge, quickly integrating new acquisitions, supporting distributed project execution, and linking systems so that data once entered is automatically available wherever it is needed. CIOs discuss their best practices and identify unmet needs.
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Brad Vaughan
Senior VP & CIO
Black & Veatch
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John McQuary
VP, KM & Technology Strategies
Fluor Corporation |
Rich Richardson
Vice President & CIO
Kiewit |
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3:15 pm Addressing Critical IT Challenges: Plenary Session
Participants return to plenary session to discuss the results of the breakout groups and the workshop as a whole.
4:00 pm Adjournment
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