Journey to the Future-State CIO®
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
11:00AM - 3:00PM
Presented by CIO magazine's
Program Chair: Chris Olszewski, DC/Federal Development Manager, CIO Executive Council
Please note: This Event is By Invitation Only.
Sign up via the Council's website at: http://cioec.com/s/lzwb3y. This program is open to CIOs, CTOs and other qualified senior IT executives at federal, local and state agencies and specific commercial entities with pre-approval by the CIO Executive Council.
In 2010 and beyond, the Future-State CIO® will not only be accountable for the success of the general IT function but also process transformation, A true shift is underway with emphasis toward defining and executing strategy for how IT will drive business innovation and maintain a competitive advantage for the business at large.
Today's CIO must act as a transformation enabler and leader of the business in identifying and capitalizing on new possibilities to deliver value with information. In this thought-provoking but practically oriented session, CIO Executive Council members will share insight and best practices on the fundamental steps for migrating to—and resetting expectations for—the role as a Future-State CIO®.
11:00AM Welcome & Introductions – Chris Olszewski, CIO Executive Council
11:30AM Journey to Future-State CIO®
Presented by Stephen Warren, Deputy Federal CIO and and Robert Fecteau, CIO, Information Solutions Group, BAE Systems Information Technology Inc.
12:30PM Lunch and Networking
1:15PM Connecting Point Roundtable Discussions
2:00PM Reporting Out – Sharing Advice, Knowledge & Influence
2:30PM CIO Executive Council Discussion
3:00PM Session Concludes – Opportunity for One-on-One Meetings
In addition to focusing on the Future-State CIO®, the ½ day session will also provide a sample of the Council's peer-advisory workshop "Connecting Point" designed to help one tap into the experiences of fellow CIOs. This session is a great opportunity to expand one's professional network during your FOSE experience. Each discussion table topic is hosted and facilitated by a seasoned CIO who will impart knowledge and solicit advice. Lunch will be provided.
Topics to choose from include:
* Gov. 2.0: Social Networking in the public sector
* Compliance: Meeting IT’s responsibility for eDiscovery
* Collaboration: Tips and Techniques for bringing the workforce together
* Articulating the value of IT: Metrics & communications
* Multi-generational IT staffing: Tapping creativity and minimizing friction
* CIOs as strategists: Resetting expectations for the role
Presented by CIO magazine's Executive Council, a global community comprised of hundreds of the world's leading CIOs who together form the most unbiased and reality-tested peer-advisory resource available to the profession.