Washington Tech Summit

Time 2020-07-24 14:12:56

Web Name: Washington Tech Summit

WebSite: http://washington-summit.com

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Register Now and you will be able to watch the speakers remotely (both Live Streamed and On-Demand). You will also get 12 monthly speakers by webinar, monthly benefits, access to the tech leaders community, plus a FREE pass to next year's in-person Summit. Schedule A. THE KICKOFF WEB MEETING. at 9:30 am until 12:30 pm (also recorded for later).9:30 am - Welcome and Introduction by Shelly Fitzgerald.9:35am -What's Working in Supporting Remote Workers (Panel Discussion) 10:30 am - New and Persisting Cybersecurity Threats During COVID-1911:00 am - Assessing IT Weaknesses Exposed by COVID-19 (Panel Discussion)12:00 pm - Conclusion and Upcoming Monthly Speakers Schedule (Included).B. FUTURE MONTHLY WEB DATES. Please mark these future monthly web dates from 2-3 pm EST for an hour each (again all recorded for you to watch at your convenience as well):. Dates: Jul 16, Aug 10, Sep 1, Oct 1, Nov 9, Dec 1, Jan 11, Feb 8, Mar 8, Apr 12 2021.(speakers will be top IT leaders from Southwest Airlines, MOI, Macys, COX, Microsoft, and more listed below).C. YEARLY GRAND FINALE. Likely at the Key Bridge Marriott as usual from 9-1 pm (exact 2021 date to be announced soon once coordinated with the hotel). This will be our big finale in-person summit a year from now when we can celebrate in safety and get back to sharing ideas in-person. Agenda follows below.D. ONLINE RESOURCES.You will find past meetings recorded (also completion certificates if you track your development hours), upcoming dates, key articles, book summaries, mentoring resources and more by logging in (monthly benefits) and your registration includes a full year's access.Featured Current and Past Speakers (INCLUDED On-Demand) . . .Join your peers by registering now. Gather the key IT knowledge needed to be indispensible. This year's Tech Summit agenda is carefully designed to provide you with the latest IT trends and knowledge needed to make the best possible decisions on behalf of your organization. It will allow you to see the best practices other leading companies have adopted, key IT challenges they are facing, and new solutions that are solving these challenges. The available seating is limited so be sure to sign up as soon as possible to ensure you will have a seat. You are welcome to invite other key people on your team. Sanjay Shringarpure CIO E.J. Gallo Winery   Mike Wright Global CIO McKinsey and Co.   Blaine Hurst EVP and CTO Panera Bread   Tom Woehrle VP Global IS Boston Scientific   Jason Krever Director IT Campbell Soup Bala Subramanian CTO Standard and Poor's Sean McCormack CTO Harley-Davidson Liz Reich V.P. IT Mastercard David Kepler CIO Dow Chemical   Jean Wilson Sr.V..P. IS LL Bean   Jay Vijayan CIO Tesla Motors   Jon Kirby CIO AstraZeneca   Kickoff Agenda Summary 9:30 am:Business Continuity Amidst COVID-19 10:00 am:Tools to Keep remote workers engaged and productive 10:30 am:Latest Hacker Strategies and Counters 11:00 am:New in Disaster Recovery 11:30 am:Mobile and BYOD Security. 12:00 pm:Conclusion. View Detailed AgendaFee: FREE to Register (Due to COVID-19 changed to viewing online for safety both LiveStreamed and On-Demand, also includes 12 monthly speakers by webinar, online ITcommunity, monthly benefits, plus a FREE pass to next year's in-person Summit.Fee: FREE to Register (Due to COVID-19 changed to viewing online for safety both LiveStreamed and On-Demand, also includes 12 monthly speakers by webinar, online ITcommunity, monthly benefits, plus a FREE pass to next year's in-person Summit. Our Sponsors Kickoff Detailed Agenda Agenda topics subject to change 9:30 am - Business Continuity Amidst COVID-19 Business continuity planning involves creating the capability to identify how unplanned disasters could disrupt critical business functions, and having a plan allows the organization to take steps to mitigate a disaster’s impact when people, systems, facilities, suppliers, and partners may be unavailable for an extended period. Learn top crisis management and crisis communications techniques, and offer member training and participation in simulation exercises to become skilled in responding to a disaster. Galvanize C-level champions who supports the goal of operational resiliency and create a team within the operations division. Why determining the best way to prepare crisis communications in order to document procedures is necessary to ensure consistent messaging is presented to internal and external stakeholders. 10:00 am - Tools to Keep remote workers engaged and productive Learn from this panel of operational experts on the best ways to deal with productivity and engagement within a digital work environment. Hear from top organizational experts on the best practices to reach operational targets and goals with an online workforce. Create a personal environment where people are recognized and create times in which you can be responsive to feedback and questions. Learn top execution strategies for regular check-ins and the best online-building techniques. 10:30 am - Latest Hacker Strategies and Counters Hackers have cost the global economy billions. Additionally, loss of trust of your users whose data was likely compromised. The costs are even harder to bear for small/medium businesses. Everything from attacks on internet banking customers, denial of service attacks, to ransomware viruses. These attacks are daily and varied. Join this session for best practices and leading trends developed to protect companies of all sizes. 11:00 am - New in Disaster Recovery IT disasters happen every day, in every company. With the right preparation, no one ever hears about them. Without it, these disasters can make the evening news. The first step is to define what your company cannot live without, otherwise known as a Business Impact Analysis (BIA). Once the mission critical applications have been identified, you must then agree upon what is acceptable downtime or the recovery time objective (RTO). The difference between zero downtime and fifteen minutes of downtime is significant from a cost perspective. This session will then cover the new tools available for the actual backup and disaster recovery process including testing.There's little doubt that bring-your-own-device (BYOD) adoption has profoundly changed the enterprise. By 2017, one-half of organizations will no longer provide devices to their employees, according to industry research. This is another banner year where personal devices are expected to make a bigger leap forward than ever and with the line between personal and business blurring, BYOD technology needs to be able to adapt with the changes ahead.- Keep usage policies updated.- Secure the end points.- Track impact and set device ceilings.- Plan security around the data/content/holes. 11:30 am - Mobile and BYOD Security There's little doubt that bring-your-own-device (BYOD) adoption has profoundly changed the enterprise. By 2017, one-half of organizations will no longer provide devices to their employees, according to industry research. This is another banner year where personal devices are expected to make a bigger leap forward than ever and with the line between personal and business blurring, BYOD technology needs to be able to adapt with the changes ahead. - Keep usage policies updated. - Secure the end points. - Track impact and set device ceilings. - Plan security around the data/content/holes. 12:00 am - Conclusion. This concludes our speaker sessions, but we encourage you to reach out to any of our service providers for additional information. Thank you for your time and participation in our event. Fee: FREE to Register (Due to COVID-19 changed to viewing online for safety both LiveStreamed and On-Demand, also includes 12 monthly speakers by webinar, online ITcommunity, monthly benefits, plus a FREE pass to next year's in-person Summit. It was a well-organized event. Good topics presentations and useful information. - Adil Khan, IT Manager Attended and I enjoyed the summit. Learned about services/technologies we could utilize at our company - Ahmed Mohamed, Software Support Manager, Pharmaworks Overall the event was good. There were good vendors that highlighted risks in the area and how their product could help minimize that risk. The location was nice and giveaways are always a bonus. - Beth Gavish, Information Security Officer The room setup was good, so was the food. Send me the next date please. - Bill Sandberg, CEO, Rising Sun Systems I liked the pace the best. - Bob Meecham, Sr Systems Engineer, Cox The agenda did have interesting topics for me...I would like to see more of these locally. - Bob Brown, Information Security Manager, Deloitte I enjoyed it a lot. I look forward to next year. - Carter Vath, Dir. Tech Support, Ener-Tech The speakers were generally very clear and concise, and presented their cases well. - Chas Vinal , Manager of Business Intelligence, Uniquest Keep up the good work. - Damon Poremski, Network Administrator, PostcardMania I liked the various suppliers and the presentations. - Deborah Hayek, Sr. Manager IT, Honeywell International Each vendor had a 30-45 min opportunity to explain their market position or product. - Douglas Peat, Dir Infrastructure I enjoyed meeting other IT people in the area and hearing the latest offerings from various vendors. - Elvis Huff, MIS Systems Officer I liked the topics - Emilio Castro, IT Executive, King Computer I really liked the presentations. - Felix Malave, IT Manager, GlobeNet I liked the content and location was convenient. - Gabriel Flores, Network Manager I liked the variety of presentations - Greg Fleck, Manager Advanced Technology, Landstar I enjoyed the networking - John Barry, President IT, ITech Consulting Partners I attended and enjoyed the vendor presentations the best. - John Ball, Director, Information Technology, United Way The presenters and presentations were all excellent – I appreciated the breaks that allowed us to talk with the vendors at the tables that presented and to speak with the vendors that were only tabling. - Josette Dzencelowcz, Senior Software Mgr, Travelport I attended and appreciated that there wa a large turnout. - Justin Redifer, Prod. Dev. Engineer, ProviderTrust I liked the ability to see new technology and applications. - Marcia Trajano, Sr.Manager Technology, Philips I liked the networking the best. I think this years was the best I have been to. Keep up the good work. - Mark Ridings, Desktop Supervisor, TWRA I enjoyed the demonstration of newer interests in the security field. - Michael Barlow, IT Manager, Better Homes & Gardens I liked the choice of speaker topics. - Otis Curry, IS DIrector, Athlon Sports Communication I like the laid back atmosphere and hands-off approach by the vendors - Peter Sanchez, IT Manager, Kluger, Kaplan PL Seeing the new stuff from Google was quite exciting. - Rob Marlowe, CFO, Gulfcoast Networking I liked the vendor presentations. - Rodney Ingram, Technology Mgr There was a lot of good information - Roy Kurowski, Commercial Technology Manager The Informational and Training are what I liked best. - Ryan Heard, IT Manager, Horizon Software I liked the accessibility to the sponsors and vendors, with updated and timely sessions. - Sid Moore, Director IT Yes, I enjoyed the event - Steven McWilliams, Dir. IT Services, GA Hospital Association I liked the networking opportunity. - Teresa Moore, Faculty_ Business Technology, Volunteer State College Your event had a lot of great insights - Travis Gilbert, Director, Fonix What I liked best was learning about the new vendors and cutting edge technology - William Nash, IT Administration The speakers/presenters were good. The catering was excellent. - William Schaefer, Operations Management, City of Jacksonville The vendor booths were great; speakers were also very good. - Vicky Hutchings, IT Manager I attended and enjoyed the “networking” the best. - Brian Bogdan, Director, Information Systems, Professional Account Services, Inc I liked the networking portions of the event. - Luke Hardwick, Technical Recruiter, OtterBase Good presenters..A lot of information. Greatt venue too! - Juan Butler, Sr Programmer, Tindale Oliver Met some great people and potential partnerships. - Tamer Yacoub, Sr. Product Manager, Procurri There were a number of good speakers from the different companies! - Benjamin Grady, Management Information System Coordinator, Rescue Mission

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