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Sun Aug 1:
2010 National Forum on Criminal Justice and Public Safety (Sun Aug 1 - Tue Aug 3) · Ft. Myers, FL
Sponsored by the National Criminal Justice Association, the IJIS Institute and the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the 2010 National Forum on Criminal Justice and Public Safety is the only national conference that brings together justice and public safety practitioners with leaders from federal, state, tribal and local governments and the private sector in a neutral venue to share real life solutions that are working across the country.

Thu Aug 19:
Law Enforcement Technology Project Management, Part II · Washington, DC
Law Enforcement Technology Project Management, Part II Event Description,SPAWAR- NIJThis is the fourth in a series of SPAWAR- NIJ sponsored, no-cost law enforcement technology Webinars. As a continuation to the Law Enforcement Technology This is the fourth in a series of SPAWAR- NIJ sponsored, no-cost law enforcement technology Webinars. As a continuation to the Law Enforcement Technology Project Management, Part I Webinar, this event will focus on several key topics relevant to RFP/RFI development, system acquisition, budget management, risk analysis, contract negotiations, and more. This practitioner-to-practitioner focused Webinar will explain how small, medium, and large agencies can manage aging infrastructure, plan for the implementation of new systems, and balance the integration of new and old systems. Project Management, Part I Webinar, this event will focus on several key topics relevant to RFP/RFI development, system acquisition, budget management, risk analysis, contract negotiations, and more. This practitioner-to-practitioner focused Webinar will explain how small, medium, and large agencies can manage aging infrastructure, plan for the implementation of new systems, and balance the integration of new and old systems.

Tue Aug 24:
NASCIO All States Conference Call re: NY City Connect Initiative - Stds Based Info Exchange within State Health and Human Services · Washington, DC
New York City Connect Initiative - Standards Based Information Exchange within State Health and Human Services NASCIO invites you to join an All States Innovations Forum Conference Call. The objective of this forum is to present the New York City Strategy for Information Sharing and how it has guided the design and implementation of collaborative information exchanges. Please submit advance questions on the registration page. You must register for this event in order to receive the slide deck that will be used. Teleconferencing information and the slides will be sent to registrants prior to the call. This teleconference call is restricted to government only. Agenda This session will show how information exchange standards provide strategic capabilities that are making New York City a connected city. As integrated components of the enterprise architecture, standards based information exchanges allow information to be assembled, presented and shared across a wide agency user base. You will hear how New York City's HHS-Connect program has: broken down stove piped organizational boundaries created dynamic data driven integration enabled feature rich applications provided more complete and timely information at the point of service delivery. We will describe the power of these capabilities in non-technical terms while highlighting the dramatic reduction in development, maintenance, and security complexity. You will hear the lessons learned in implementing standards based information exchanges and how these capabilities may ultimately connect or provide information that can improve constituent quality of life and create operational efficiencies. Join this conference call to hear how to use standards based information exchanges that use your enterprise architecture to its full advantage. NASCIO will hold a teleconference call on August 24th, 2010: 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. ET 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. CT 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. MT 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. PT Our Presenter: Joe Fleischman is the HHS Connect program/project manager within the office of the CIO for Health and Human Services of New York City. He is responsible for implementation of the City's core HHS Connect initiatives which include various front end and back end capabilities designed to improve access for citizens, streamline processes for NYC front line workers, and break down information silos across NYC health and human services. Register now! Please contact Eric Sweden at esweden@AMRms.com or (859) 514-9189 if you have questions.