Document Security for the Government Enterprise

Improving Document Security Through Innovative Business Practices

Wednesday, February 25, 2004
NRECA Executive Conference Center
Arlington, VA

Document security initiatives are defining new levels of document automation that significantly increase protection and assurance in document distribution. New technologies, new applications and new companies are being formed to take these exciting solutions to the government market. New laws will move this quickly from technology solutions to applied practice in government.

And these are important new capabilities. As government has to do more with less, they are being asked to increase protection of sensitive data. That data may be internal memoranda, national security information, communications between private companies and individuals and government or private data under custodianship of the government.Looking downstream the prospects are exciting. New developments are coming in areas of:

This conference will look at the Document Security Sector within Document Management. New trends, products, solutions and best practices will be highlighted with a focus at the special needs of government.

• Knowledge managers, Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO)
• Document control officers
• Chief Information Officers (CIO)
• Logistics managers
• Document retention and storage managers
• Program managers
• Industry federal systems integrators and support contractors
• Industry product development, sales and marketing
• IT security managers and information security managers

• Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General
  Management Analyst
• Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General
  Computer Specialist
• FMMA
  Director of IT
• DHHS/OS/ASAM/OHR
  Human Resources Specialist
• US Department of Energy
  Information Technology Specialist
• USPS, Office of Inspector General
  Deputy Counsel
• US Treasury
  Program Analyst
• Bechtel BWXT Idaho, LLC
  Director of Document Resource Management
• User Technologies Associates
• DVA National Cemetery Administration
  Program Specialist
• Lawrence Livermore Nat. Lab.
  Deputy Project Leader
• Department of Treasury
  Acting Director, Information Services Division
• USPS, Office of Inspector General
  Hotline analyst
• USN (OPNAVCIO)
  Chief Technology Officer
• HHS/Office of Civil Rights
  Chief Information Officer
• US Treasury
  Analyst
• Department of Treasury
  Manager, Printing
• Air Force Office of Scientific Research
  Management Analyst
• DHHS CMS
  IT Specialist
• DOD/JR&IO
  Management Analyst
• Social Security Administration
  Supervisory Social Ins Specialist
• National Archives & Records Ad
  Information Security Manager
• USPS, Office of Inspector General
  Paralegal Specialist
• Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General
  Information Technical Specialist
• DHS OIG
  Special Agent
• Department of Treasury
  Management and Program Analyst
• Open Text Corporation
  Technical Sales Consultant
• Verisign
  Regional Technical Manager
• Canon USA
• Klein & Stump
  Director, Special Projects
• Intergraph
  Business Development Manager
• SSB Inc
  Executive Vice President
• Canon USA
  Federal Bid Specialist
• Digital Net
  Account Manager
• PageStamp, LLC
  Chairman
• SAIC
  Training Specialist
• Surety
  CEO
• Surety
  Director of Marketing
• US Department of Energy
  Computer Specialist
• Department of Treasury
  Sr. Program Analyst
• EPA
  Information Management Specialist
• US Department of Energy
  General Engineer
• Department of Labor, NJ
  Assistant Director
• US Railroad Retirement Board
  Assistant Inspector General for Investigations
• US Department of Labor
• Department of State, OBO
  Records Manager

Confirmed Speakers

Our Sponsors

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• For registration information or technical support with this web site, please contact Maurice Martin, (703) 807-2753
• For information on sponsor/exhibitor arrangements, please contact Cara Lombardi, (703) 807-2743
• For general information about this training course, please contact Laura Johnson, (703) 807-2747

• Government: $195
• Small Business (less than 100 employees): $295
• Industry: $395

Registrations are payable by credit card, check or government purchase order.

CANCELLATION POLICY:  You may designate a substitute in writing any time before the conference. To cancel and obtain a full refund, please make sure we receive your notice in writing at least 5 business days prior to the conference start date. If you cancel in writing after that date, but before the course begins, you will receive a full refund, less a $50 processing fee. No refunds are given for cancellations received the day the conference begins or later.

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