Third Quarterly Emerging Technology Components Conference: An Emerging PublicPrivate Partnership at

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Third Quarterly Emerging Technology Components
Conference An Emerging Public-Private
Partnership at FOSE 2004

• March 23-25, 2004
• Washington, DC Convention Center
• Emerging Technology Subcommittee,
• Architecture Infrastructure Committee,
• CIO Council

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Welcome

• On behalf of
• The organizers of the Third Conference
• Susan Turnbull, GSA, Brand Niemann, EPA, and Tony
  Stanco, George Washington University.
• All members of Componenttechnology.org
• To all those who are presenting, participating,
  and assisting.
• This is the second day of our three day
  conference at FOSE 2004!

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Overview

• 1. Relationship to CIO Councils Strategic Plan
• 2. Emerging Components by Practicing Open
  Collaboration and Open Standards
• 3. Todays Agenda - March 24
• How can we facilitate collaborative networks
  that break down the innovation diffusion barriers
  between E-government and Small Business
  Development?

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1. CIO Councils FY04 Strategic Plan

• Emerging Technology Subcommittee, Architecture
  Infrastructure Committee
• The mission is to provide a foresight mechanism
  that draws from FEA reference models and the
  capital planning and investment control process
  to create greater synergy between technology push
  cycles and market pull cycles in order to support
  a performance-based framework for innovation
  prototyping and adoption (bold added).
• February 2004, page 9.

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This Mission Provides Context for Exploring

• What are the Emerging Technology trends?
• How can we work with states in e-commerce?
• How can we reduce information collection burdens
  on small business innovators?
• How can we work with business incubators and
  innovation diffusion networks?

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2. Practicing Open Collaboration with Open
Standards

• Componenttechnology.org a web site to build
  awareness.
• Public-private partnerships are the future of
  eGovernment.
• Tad Anderson, Associate Administrator for
  eGovernment and IT, OMB.
• Community of Practice (CoP) committed to breaking
  down barriers to eGovernment and small business
  development.
• The SBAs Small Business Innovation Research
  Program in collaboration with the CIO Councils
  Emerging Technology Subcommittee as catalyst
• Quarterly Conference Series for CoPs collaborate
  toward mutually beneficial breakthrough
  performance
• I continue to be amazed at the momentum and
  abilities to synergize what is meaningful in such
  a diverse community.
• Unsolicited feedback from person who requested
  anonymity.

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Collaboration for a Change
Trust and Time
Turf Wars
Network
Coordinate
Cooperate
Collaborate
Exchange Information AND Harmonize Activities AND
Share Resources AND Enhance Partners Capacity
Exchange Information AND Harmonize Activities AND
Share Resources
Exchange Information AND Harmonize Activities
Exchange Information
Based on the concepts from A.T. Himmelman
Collaboration for a Change Definitions, Models,
Roles and a Collaboration Process Guide and a
tool developed by Lancaster Community Health Plan.
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Measures of Success

• Collaboration Opportunity
• Define domain broadly enough so there is a
  win-win for all and Quick-Win with Break
  Through Performance with Emerging Technology
  Components.
• Discovery Services Provided
• (1) Collaboration Registry (register your
  interest to participate) and Repository (post
  conference presentations as Best Practices)
• (2) Network (new CoPs and opportunities each
  time)
• This time it is the GRID Computing CoP!
• Next time it is the CoPs of Software
  Factories, Local Economic Development, and
  University Entrepreneurs!
• (3) Software Asset Management and Reuse Registry
  and Repositories.
• Recognitions Given
• First Six CT Awards at the January 26th Second
  Quarterly Conference. All will be presenting!

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The Hockey Rink and Breakthrough Performance
Game AnalogyA Level Playing Surface and Skate
to Where the Puck Will Be
Wayne Gretzky (considered by most to be the
greatest hockey player of all-time).
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March 24, 2004, 1000 AM Noon.

• Perspectives on Grid Computing Continuum
  Advancing Service-Oriented Architecture
• How are the common build principles that power
  the Internet transforming enterprises and tapping
  contributions by innovators? Explore the
  implications for your own setting while learning
  about the Global Information Grid, the Global
  Grid Forum and the Globus Alliance.

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• Perspectives on Grid Computing Continuum
  Advancing Service-Oriented Architecture
• Moderators Susan Turnbull, GSA, Emerging
  Technology Subcommittee and Scott Mendenhall, GWU
• Terry Bollinger, IT Analyst, the MITRE
  Corporation
• Mark Brooks, IT Analyst, The MITRE Corporation
• Peter Gallagher, President, Development
  InfoStructure (DevIS). One of six first CT
  awardees.
• Yaser Bisher, Ph.D., CIO, Image Matters, LLC. One
  of six first CT awardees.
• Neil Shea, President, USGN, Inc.

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March 24, 2004, 130 400 PM.

• Open Collaboration with Open Standards Building
  a Foundation for Broad Economic Prosperity
• Information tools are becoming ubiquitous and
  closely connected to vibrant societies. Multiple
  roles of diverse people from interconnected
  communities can be aligned and harmonized to
  foster needed public-private partnerships. Learn
  how open architectural and collaboration
  processes are becoming a best practice for
  citizen-centric government.

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March 24, 2004, 130 400 PM.

• Open Collaboration with Open Standards Building
  a Foundation for Broad Economic Prosperity
• Moderators Susan Turnbull and Scott Pustay, GWU.
• Eliot Christian, USGS, Chair, Categorization of
  Government Information Working Group of the
  Interagency Committee on Government Information.
• Peter P. Yim, President and CEO, CIM Engineering,
  Inc.
• Adam Hocek, President/CTO, Broadstrokes, Inc.
• Michael J. Connor, Group Product Manager, Adobe
  Systems, Inc.
• Renee Lewis, President, Pensare Group.

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Third Quarterly Emerging Technology Components
Conference An Emerging Public-Private
Partnership,Emerging Technology Subcommittee of
the CIO Council, March 23-25, FOSE 2004

• March 25, 2004, 1000 AM Noon.
• Open Standards and Innovation Diffusion Networks
  When Entrepreneurs Flourish
• Intangible Assets of innovative culture,
  leadership, reputation, and strategy execution
  are re-writing rules of business processes,
  including government. This paradigm has the
  potential to reduce barriers to entry and
  level the playing field for new entrants. This
  session will focus on emerging eGovernment
  components from high-performance, untapped
  sources state economic development programs.

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Third Quarterly Emerging Technology Components
Conference An Emerging Public-Private
Partnership,Emerging Technology Subcommittee of
the CIO Council, March 23-25, FOSE 2004

• March 25, 2004, 1000 AM Noon.
• Open Standards and Innovation Diffusion Networks
  When Entrepreneurs Flourish
• Moderator Tony Stanco, Esq. ,Associate Director,
  Cybersecurity Policy and Research Institute, GWU
  and Scott Pustay, GWU.
• Daniel J. Weitzner, Ph. D., Director of the World
  Wide Web Consortiums Technology and Society
  Domain Activities, Principal Research Scientist,
  MIT.
• Steven L. Fritz, Director, Ph. D. Technology
  Transfer, Marylands Technology Development
  Corporation (TEDCO) and introduction to five
  small business representatives
• Drew Sweetak, Embedded Research.
• Tom Young, Platform Logic.
• Tony Fascenda, Koolspan, Inc.
• Raymond Nowak, PosID.
• James G. Melonas, Real User Corporation

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Third Quarterly Emerging Technology Components
Conference An Emerging Public-Private
Partnership,Emerging Technology Subcommittee of
the CIO Council, March 23-25, FOSE 2004

• March 25, 2004, 130 400 PM.
• When Entrepreneurs Flourish Implications for
  National Economic Development Goals
• Creating local conditions for innovative capacity
  is a key economic strategy of states. How is the
  evolution of Internet components fostering
  breakthrough gains in innovation capacity needed
  to meet national public health and safety
  challenges?

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Third Quarterly Emerging Technology Components
Conference An Emerging Public-Private
Partnership,Emerging Technology Subcommittee of
the CIO Council, March 23-25, FOSE 2004

• March 25, 2004, 130 400 PM.
• When Entrepreneurs Flourish Implications for
  National Economic Development Goals
• Moderators Tony Stanco and Eric Zander, GWU
• Raymar B. Dizon, Principal, Investment Financing
  Group, Maryland Department of Business and
  Economic Development.
• Dan Loague, Executive Director, National
  Association of Seed and Venture Funds.
• Ben Lewis, GIS Analyst for Advanced Technology
  Solutions, Inc.
• Neill Parikh, Scott Mendenhall, Scott Pustay,
  Eric Zander, GWU Team, Overview of state economic
  development programs.
• Representatives from small businesses in
  Arlington County, VA.