Name: Wisconsin Digital Government Summit 2016
Start: 2016-12-01T08:00
Location: Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center

Overview

Government Technology’s passion is helping spread best practices and spurring innovation in the public sector. The Wisconsin Digital Government Summit is designed to do just that. The summit has an advisory board that gathers public sector and private sector leaders to create an agenda designed to make that passion relevant and actionable to the state and local government organizations attending the summit. Participants tell us they use the inspirational keynotes, leadership discussions, networking breaks, and timely topics discussed in the numerous breakout sessions to help advance the goals of their organizations and their own career paths.

This Year’s Topics Include:

Cybersecurity: How Do I know When I’m Doing Enough?
Analytics – Turning Data into Knowledge for the Public Good
Lean Wisconsin
The Virtual Data Center Tour (Managing the hybrid cloud with federated identity and access management)
You’ve Been Breached – Now What?
Analytics –State of practice in agencies.
The Power of Citizen Engagement
Data Governance – The Key to Efficient and Open Government
What Makes a Smart City?

A message from our Keynote Speaker

2016 has been another year of growth and progress while being effective, efficient and accountable to achieve our top five priorities; job growth, workforce development, education reform, lean government, and investing in our infrastructure. We also continue to focus on our customers to ensure we are their provider of choice (vision) and that every citizen engagement is optimized (mission). Our four goals focus on innovation, e-government, infrastructure and workforce development. All related programs and projects are aligned with our enterprise strategies and individual departments and agency work plans. This collaboration offers consistency of best practices across the state’s IT organizations to achieve economies of scale, while also listening and soliciting great ideas from every corner of state and local government. We are confident we have an incredible staff throughout government that meets all challenges and seizes every opportunity to make Wisconsin a premier state. Our citizens will keep us challenged to be a digitally and secured ‘Smart State’.

- David Cagigal, Chief Information Officer, State of Wisconsin

Speakers

Manley Feinberg, II – Opening Keynote

World-class Climber, Adventurer and IT Leader, Vertical Lessons, Inc.

Manley is an award-winning speaker, best-selling author, expert climber, innovative IT leader, published outdoor adventure photographer and professional musician. It is this expertise that he shares by applying lessons he’s learned in business and adventure to life’s daily challenges, inspiring audiences worldwide. During Manley’s eleven years with Build-A-Bear Workshop, his leadership direction helped take their revolutionary retail concept from 40 stores to over 400 worldwide. Manley’s influence was a key element in creating a workplace culture that landed Build-A-Bear on the FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work For® List seven years in a row. He is the co-author of the #1 best-selling book World Class Speaking in Action, a contributor to Support World Magazine, a member of the HDI Strategic Advisory Board and serves on the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Leadership Training Staff.

Michael Hakkarinen - Featured Speaker

Instructional Technology Specialist, Utah Education Network

Michael Hakkarinen specializes in helping teachers engage students in the classroom with technology such as Mac Tools, Google Apps for Educators, iPads and more. He earned a Bachelor’s in English from the University of Maryland at College Park and a Master’s in Elementary Education at Mount Saint Mary’s University, where he also taught Instructional Technology at the undergraduate and graduate levels. He was a Technology Resource Teacher in Frederick County, Maryland, where he taught elementary school, and an EdTech for Canyons School District in Utah before joining the UEN PD team in 2014. He currently serves as an elected member of the UCET Board.

Andrew Dolan - Featured Speaker

Director of Stakeholder Engagement, Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center, Center for Internet Security

Andrew is the Director of Stakeholder Engagement for the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center, a division of the Center for Internet Security. The MS-ISAC has been designated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as the focal point for cyber threat prevention, protection, response and recovery for the nation's state, local, territorial and tribal (SLTT) governments. Under Andrew, the MS-ISAC has greatly expanded its membership since 2012, including representatives from all 50 States, D.C., all 50 state capitals, and over one thousand local and tribal governments. He is responsible for managing all aspects of member relations, working with government associations, and conducting outreach on behalf of the MS-ISAC. Andrew fosters relationships with all of MS-ISAC’s stakeholders in an effort to enhance collaboration and information sharing for the collective benefit of all members. Prior to arriving at CIS in 2012, Andrew spent six years working for the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services in New York State. It was here that he developed a passion for working in the government sector all over the country, in an effort to help them prepare for the challenges they face both in the physical world and cyberspace.

Catherine A. Sanderson, Ph.D. - Featured Speaker

Manwell Family Professor of Life Sciences, Amherst College

Catherine Sanderson is the Manwell Family Professor of Life Sciences (Psychology) at Amherst College. She received a bachelor's degree in psychology, with a specialization in Health and Development, from Stanford University, and received both masters and doctoral degrees in psychology from Princeton University. Professor Sanderson's research examines how personality and social variables influence health-related behaviors such as safer sex and disordered eating, the development of persuasive messages and interventions to prevent unhealthy behavior, and the predictors of relationship satisfaction. This research has received grant funding from the National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Health. Professor Sanderson has published over 25 journal articles and book chapters in addition to four college textbooks, a high school health textbook, and a popular press book on parenting. In 2012, she was named one of the country's top 300 professors by the Princeton Review.

David Cagigal

Chief Information Officer, State of Wisconsin

David Cagigal was appointed CIO for the State of Wisconsin in November, 2012. As the CIO, he also serves as Division Administrator for the Division of Enterprise Technology (DET). DET manages the state’s IT assets and provides technology to state agencies such as computer services, voice-data-video telecommunications, and print and mail services.
David is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience in information technology visioning, strategic planning and management. He is experienced in converging business strategies with ever-changing and innovating information technologies. He also identifies and implements the appropriate change management processes and risk mitigating strategies for each unique culture. David has held executive IT positions at Alliant Energy, DeVry University, DePaul University, Maytag and Amoco that crosses multiple industries and business functions.
He is also passionate about education reform and 21st Century Learning Strategies through technology innovations in collaboration with teachers, administrators, parents, communities and most importantly students.
His specialties are strategic planning, budget management, program management, business intelligence, data analytics, risk analysis, quality management, business continuity, disaster response, technology analysis / implementation, security operations, and training / development of personnel.
David holds a BS and MBA from DePaul University.

Angie Dickison

State Broadband Director, Broadband Office, Public Service Commission, State of Wisconsin

Angie Dickison joined the State of Wisconsin in 2015 to head up the State Broadband Office, which is housed within the Public Service Commission. As the State Broadband Director, Angie leads broadband strategy and program development efforts within the state; she co-chairs the Commission’s Broadband Stakeholders Workgroup, and serves as a member of the Interoperability Council’s FirstNet Subcommittee. Angie has an MBA from the University of Wisconsin and was a 2014 Public Policy Fellow at the University of Minnesota's Humphrey School of Public Affairs. Prior to joining the State of Wisconsin, Angie served as the technology director for Lake County, Minnesota where she was actively involved in rural broadband development.

Cameron Groves

Director, Solutions Architecture, Public Sector, VMware

Cameron Groves has been with VMware for five (5) years holding roles that include Solutions Architect, Client Solutions Director, and most recently, is a part of the Public Sector Architecture Leadership team as the Director for Solutions Architecture. He leads a team of former industry CTOs / Enterprise Architects / Engineers that support the Public Sector through building solutions that drive Business Outcomes for VMware Public Sector Customers. Prior to VMware, Cameron was with Booz Allen Hamilton leading successful transformational projects for Federal / DoD customers centered around Cloud Computing. He pioneered some of the initial assessment cloud migration tools in support of his clients. Prior to Booz Allen, Cameron was part of the National Public Radio's IT leadership team that was responsible for all play-to-air audio and corporate systems. Cameron holds a B.A. From Gettysburg College and an M.S. / M.B.A. From the Kogod School of Business at American University. Cameron's passion in focused on his Customers in achieving their Business Outcomes through development of creative IT solutions.

Terry Hect

Chief Security Strategist, AT&T

Terry Hect is a Chief Security Strategist and architect. He has extensive background in building and managing security operations centers at large government and fortune 10 businesses. Terry has been actively involved in the development and deployment of security efforts for over 20 years, rotating through various responsibilities in R&D, Operations, Marketing and Sales.

Dave Hedrich

Executive Vice President, Sales, Controle, LLC (a Veritas Platinum Partner)

David Hedrich is the Executive Vice President of Sales at Controle. David has been in the Information Governance space his entire career and has held a number of Sales Management and Executive positions throughout that time. David has an unparalleled understanding of the different solutions available in the Information Governance marketplace and is seen as a trusted advisor to many clients across the country.

Kenny Holmes, CISSP

Public Sector Security Evangelist, Palo Alto Networks

Kenny has been in Information Technology for more than twenty years and held more than 10 industry certifications from Microsoft, Sun, IBM, and Novell and is currently a Computer Information System Security Professional. He has a master’s degree in Computer Engineering Technology from the University of Mississippi. He is an advocate and evangelist for the Public Sector and Education. Working for Boeing as a consultant to the State of Illinois he was instrumental in the State’s first IT security model. He is an expert in public-key cryptography and was the lead engineer for customers including the Federal Government and the State of Illinois and most of the fortune 100. He currently resides in northern Illinois with his wife and five-year-old daughter and is a regional manager of the State, Local, and Education practice at Enterprise Security Company - Palo Alto Networks.

Elizabeth Hudson, LCSW

Director, Office of Children’s Mental Health, State of Wisconsin

Elizabeth has worked in the field of trauma prevention and treatment for over 25 years as a sexual assault and domestic violence advocate, mental health clinician, clinical supervisor, and non-profit administrator. In 2014, Governor Walker appointed Elizabeth to create the Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health. In addition to focusing on innovative ways to prevent mental health issues, the Office coordinates, integrates and aligns state agencies’ activities focused on children’s mental health. Prior to this appointment, Elizabeth was employed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Medicine and Public Health where she partnered with the Wisconsin’s Department of Health Services to integrate trauma-informed care into state agencies and a wide range of human service settings. In her current role, Elizabeth continues to promote trauma-informed care and is a key member of Fostering Futures, a public/private partnership led by Wisconsin’s First Lady Tonette Walker, which is integrating trauma-informed care into communities across Wisconsin.

Kurt Kiefer

Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Libraries and Technology, Department of Public Instruction, State of Wisconsin

Kiefer has served as the Assistant State Superintendent for the Division of Libraries and Technology at the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction since September 2010. The Division oversees all information technology efforts for DPI, provides oversight for instructional technology and library media programs across Wisconsin, and serves as the state library agency. At DPI, Kiefer serves as the Wisconsin state librarian and the DPI’s Chief Information Officer. In 2013, Kiefer was awarded the International Society for Technology in Education’s (ISTE) Public Policy Advocate Award in 2013. Prior to joining DPI, Kiefer was employed at Madison Metropolitan School District for 16 years where he served as CIO, research and program evaluation coordinator, testing and assessment director, registrar, and student information and data warehouse systems manager. Before joining Madison Schools, Kiefer served as a program evaluation manager and research analyst at Wisconsin Power & Light Company.

Jo A. LeDuc

Insurance Administrator, Office of the Commissioner of Insurance, State of Wisconsin

Ms. LeDuc is an Insurance Administrator at the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and has been with the office since 1993. As an Insurance Administrator, she is currently working on integrating business intelligence and data analytics into business processes through the design and implementation of analytic solutions to meet business user needs. Ms. LeDuc is a Past-President of the Insurance Regulatory Examiners Society (IRES). She received the 2012 IRES Foundation, Paul L. DeAngelo Memorial Teaching Award in Recognition of Excellence in Insurance Education and the 2014 IRES Al Greer Award. Ms. LeDuc has a M.B.A. and a B.S. in Business Administration. In addition, she has earned the CIE (Certified Insurance Examiner), MCM (Market Conduct Management), CPCU (Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriter), AIRC (Associate, Insurance Regulatory Compliance), AIC (Associate in Claims) and API (Associate in Personal Insurance) designations.

Mike Meister

Director of Motion Imagery and Public Safety, ViON Corporation

Mike J. Meister is the Director of Motion Imagery and Public Safety at ViON Corporation. In his current role he researches and analyzes emerging technologies and services related to video. This includes both fixed video surveillance and body cameras along with UAV or drone-based video sources. Based on this analysis Mr. Meister recommends a course of action for advancing selected products and bringing them to market. In addition, Mr. Meister supports Public Safety and Smart Cities initiatives through integrated video solutions to State, Local, and Educational markets. Mr. Meister is also a member of the Motion Imagery Standards Board that sets geospatial standards for discovery, access, integration, and dissemination of video and associated metadata across platforms and communities.
Prior to joining ViON he spent ten years as the Director for Full Motion Video at General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems where he focused on Video Analysis from Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.

Lynne Morgan

Research Analyst, Office of Children’s Mental Health, State of Wisconsin

Lynne Morgan is the Research Analyst at the Office of Children’s Mental Health. She has experience designing and using multiple data systems within the state, both from her work at OCMH, and from working for the Department of Health Services (DHS), Division of Long Term Care where she was responsible for data gathering and analysis. Prior to joining the State, Lynne received her Master’s in Public Health from The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, after which she worked at Epic, and also at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, School of Medicine and Public Health. Lynne holds expertise in data analytics, data visualization, IT system design, and in supporting people and programs in understanding how best to use data for program and system innovation, evaluation, and improvement.

Mahesh Patel, Senior Mgr.

M2M/IoT Product Management, Business Solutions, US Cellular

Patel is an IoT industry veteran of 8 years. As a Senior Manager of Product Management for US Cellular IoT products, Patel is responsible for driving innovation and developing an extensive IoT product portfolio and building a solid IoT business. In this role, he manages the overall IoT business, product portfolio and building an eco-system to deliver innovative customer solutions

Prior to joining US Cellular in 2015, Patel held a variety of executive, technical and leadership positions with industry pioneers that included Sixnet, Redlion, ADC, Motorola, T-Systems, and Lucent Technologies. In these positions, he managed large teams who worked closely with customers and product divisions to define business needs and requirements, resulting in the development of new business initiatives, revenues and markets via end-to-end customer solutions and broader market leading product portfolios.

Patel holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology from DeVry Institute of Technology, a Master of Science in Computer Science degree from the Illinois Institute of Technology, and an MBA from DePaul University.

Mark Rappe

Business Support Section Chief, Department of Natural Resources, State of Wisconsin

Mark is the Business Support Section Chief for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. He has been a civil servant for 10 years.

Jay Risch

Deputy Secretary, Department of Financial Institutions, State of Wisconsin

Jay Risch was born and raised in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and is a graduate of Oconomowoc High School. He earned a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He was a policy advisor to Governor Scott McCallum, and served on the staffs of State Senators Cathy Stepp and Alberta Darling. Risch was the Director of Government Relations for the Wisconsin Bankers Association from 2010 until February 2015, when he was named Deputy Secretary at the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services. Risch was appointed Deputy Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions in July 2015.

David Rizzo

Vice President, Product Development, Compuware

David Rizzo is the Vice President of Product Development where he’s responsible for leading the development of Compuware products. He plays a key role in the implementation and execution of the agile process at Compuware. He has more than 20 years of IT experience with roles in development, architecture and strategic planning.

Rebecca Schwei

Bureau Director, Department of Children and Families, State of Wisconsin

Ms. Schwei has 25 years of experience developing, implementing and evaluating programs and policies affecting low-income populations, particularly employment programs. She currently is the Bureau Director for the Bureau of Performance Management with the Department of Children and Families. She oversees research projects, manages the Department’s performance stat program called KidStat, manages the Department’s Lean Government efforts, oversees the state’s child welfare Continuous Quality Improvement case record review process and the data collection and oversight related to the child welfare settlement agreement for services provided in the county of Milwaukee.

William Searcy

Vice President, Global Justice, Law Enforcement, and Border Security Solutions, Unisys Corporation

Bill Searcy is the Vice President for Global Justice, Law Enforcement, and Border Security Solutions. As a recognized law enforcement solutions expert, he is responsible for developing market strategies, overseeing delivery, ensuring customer satisfaction, and driving business performance to meet goals.
During his 21-year career as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bill was recognized as an innovator who regularly sought new ways to use technology to solve complex problems. He is credited with leading numerous award winning IT initiatives, among them the FBI’s Grid Computing Initiative (Attorney General’s Award for Innovation) and the Next Generation Workstation (FBI Director’s Award).
Prior to joining Unisys, Bill served as the Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI’s IT Infrastructure Division, where he was responsible for the engineering, development, deployment, and support of the FBI’s worldwide IT enterprise.
A graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, Bill was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army where he commanded a Field Artillery battery. He went on to earn a Master of Science in Information Assurance from Norwich University and he is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

Motor Vehicle Program Specialist, Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles, State of Wisconsin

Nicole Soleimani is the Program Specialist for Wisconsin DMV’s Driver Qualification & Issuance Section. She serves as a consultant and primary project lead for the Bureau of Driver Services licensing systems, policies and procedures, including the various online services offered by the department. Most recently, Nicole has served as the DMV project lead for the online driver guide enhancement project.

CMS Product Manager, Wisconsin Interactive Network (WIN)

Specializing in helping users un-hate websites, Lisa Woods has more than a decade of experience in information architecture, web strategy, and organization change management. Lisa has worked with Wisconsin Interactive for three years, partnering with State agencies to revitalize websites to mobile-responsive, user-centric experiences.

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Agenda

Thursday, December 1
8:00 am Eastern	Registration and Morning Refreshments Grand Terrace
9:00 am Eastern	Opening Remarks Madison Ballroom David Cagigal, Chief Information Officer, State of Wisconsin
9:15 am Eastern	Keynote – Leading on the Edge Madison Ballroom Manley Feinberg, World-class Climber, Adventurer and IT Leader IT officials often struggle to deliver more value under tightening constraints and rising expectations. Throw in the complications of regulations, a changing workforce, constantly evolving technology, plus the chaos of day-to-day life, and you are facing some serious challenges. It can feel like you’re walking too close to the edge, and the old adage “Don’t look down!” applies just as much to a tough deadline as climbing the sheer face of El Capitan. Manley Feinberg has tackled and conquered impossible environments – from breakneck corporate expansion to nature’s most hostile terrains. In this unforgettable keynote, Manley reveals his 8 Vertical Lessons that will enable you to lead, contribute and inspire in ways that will take you – and your teams – to bold new heights.
10:15 am Eastern	Break Grand Terrace
10:45 am Eastern	Concurrent Sessions Cybersecurity: How Do I Know When I’m Doing Enough? Hall of Ideas, Salon E One question about security is very easy to answer: "Are we 100% digitally secure?" The answer is always "no," of course. There are no absolutes, and that's particularly true for security. But there are ways to tilt the odds in your favor. This session focuses on evaluating the latest threats, gauging risk factors, shoring up defenses, and maybe even sleeping a little better at night. Terry Hect, Chief Security Strategist, AT&T Marcel Hoffman, Senior Technical Operations Manager, Product Marketing, Palo Alto Networks Analytics – Turning Data into Knowledge for the Public Good Hall of Ideas, Salon F Government agencies have no shortage of data from which to extract actionable insights and few areas of government benefit from technology innovation and collaboration as much as Public Safety. Come hear how to leverage predictive data analytics and digital government technologies in law enforcement and learn some lessons on how to apply those techniques to your organization. Mike Meister, Director of Motion Imagery and Public Safety, ViON Corporation William Searcy, Vice President, Global Justice, Law Enforcement, and Border Security Solutions, Unisys Corporation DevOps and Improved Service Delivery Hall of Ideas, Salon G Born of the need to improve IT service delivery agility, the DevOps movement emphasizes communication, collaboration and integration between software developers and IT operations so applications can be developed faster and more frequently. This session will showcase DevOp best practices that have shown significantly shorter time-to-market, improved customer satisfaction, better product quality and improved productivity and efficiency. David Rizzo, Vice President Product Development, Compuware Lean Wisconsin Meeting Room M/N Lean Principles have moved off the factory floor and evolved into an effective tool for project managers to streamline the project cycle from the top down. This session will review three areas; how a public organization engages its employees in Lean, how a State Agency IT program has utilized lean for success and how IT should prepare for lean data requests. Michael Biagioli, Information Technology Manager/CIO, Waukesha County Cindy Clayton, Assistant Bureau Director, Infrastructure & Operations, Department of Workforce Development, State of Wisconsin Rhiannon Cupkie, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Lean Communications Committee, Waukesha County Jelena Gagula, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Department of Safety and Professional Services, State of Wisconsin Lana Loginoff, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, Lean Measurement Committee, Waukesha County Andy Thelke, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, Project Champion, Waukesha County Brian Wakeham, Director, Lean Government Program, Department of Administration, State of Wisconsin The Virtual Data Center Tour (Managing the Hybrid Cloud with Federated Identity and Access Management) Meeting Room L/P As central IT becomes a broker of cloud services, how do we engineer our identity and access management layers to enable secure and reliable access to premise and cloud services? Join in the discussion with Wisconsin’s Virtual Hybrid Cloud Team and the University of Wisconsin to look at Data Center architecture, tools and technologies and how Wisconsin has architected their virtual data center enabling integrated management of cloud and premise resources while protecting identities and state assets. Dave Meyer, Director of Architecture, Department of Administration, State of Wisconsin Bill Nash, Director of Security/Chief Information Security Officer, Department of Administration, State of Wisconsin Don Nelson, Chief of Staff, Office of the Chief Information Officer, University of Wisconsin – Madison Herb Thompson, Deputy Chief Information Officer/Chief Technology Officer, Department of Administration, State of Wisconsin Trina Zanow, Director of Infrastructure Services, Department of Administration, State of Wisconsin
12:00 pm Eastern	Lunch Madison Ballroom
12:50 pm Eastern	Featured Speaker – Expectations of a Constantly Connected Generation Madison Ballroom Michael Hakkarinen, Instructional Technology Specialist, Utah Education Network (@edtechakk) Technology is transforming society in fundamental ways as new generations grow up using portable digital devices, often before they can even walk or talk. In this 24/7 online world we take connectivity and engagement for granted, evolving into a digitally divided society. The haves and have nots, the online and the disconnected, the technically savvy and the digitally discouraged. From millennials to baby boomers the differences between our generational expectations is growing and a new "fear of the young" has emerged. In this session we will discuss the challenges and opportunities that IT professionals face, and ask the difficult questions necessary to bring our culture together in a truly connected environment.
1:45 pm Eastern	Break Grand Terrace
2:15 pm Eastern	Concurrent Sessions You’ve Been Breached – Now What? Hall of Ideas, Salon E Sometimes, despite all efforts, systems are breached and it can happen to anyone at any time. There are vital things to know in order to minimize the potential harm and there are critical courses of action to follow after the fact to contain the damage. This session covers what to do (and what not to do) if a worst-case scenario happens to you. Tony Gillespie, US Public Sector Strategist, ForeScout Analytics –State of Practice in Agencies Hall of Ideas, Salon F Business Intelligence and Analytics are increasingly important in helping manage government, especially when they are incorporated into day to day activities of the Business User. So what is the state of practice in state agencies? This session will feature practical applications of BI, analytics, and data integration, along with skills and processes needed for a successful implementation and a few tips to use within your organization. Moderator: Elizabeth Hudson, LCSW, Director, Office of Children’s Mental Health, State of Wisconsin Jo A. LeDuc, Insurance Administrator, Office of the Commissioner of Insurance, State of Wisconsin Lynne Morgan, Research Analyst, Office of Children’s Mental Health, State of Wisconsin Janet Sausen, Technical Services Section Chief, Unemployment Insurance Division, Department of Workforce Development, State of Wisconsin Rebecca Schwei, Bureau Director, Department of Children and Families, State of Wisconsin The Power of Citizen Engagement Hall of Ideas, Salon G Technology is transforming society in fundamental ways as new generations grow up using digital devices before they can walk or talk. Many experts believe we are already reaching another inflection point in our digital lives. Needless to say, this puts pressure on government agencies to keep up with the times and – better yet – stay ahead of the curve. This session takes a look at how the State of Wisconsin is employing a citizen-centric approach to technology solutions to make government services more accessible and effective for everyone. Kelli Kaalele, Director, Office of Policy, Department of Administration, Division of Enterprise Technology, State of Wisconsin Mark Rappe, Business Support Section Chief, Department of Natural Resources, State of Wisconsin Jay Risch, Deputy Secretary, Department of Financial Institutions, State of Wisconsin Nicole Soleimani, Motor Vehicle Program Specialist, Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles, State of Wisconsin Lisa Woods, CMS Product Manager, Wisconsin Interactive Network (WIN) Data Governance – The Key to Efficient and Open Government Meeting Room M/N Typically, organizations have an inconsistent view of data across departments or even within the same department. In this age of big data and the cloud, it’s more important than ever to find ways to consolidate and share reliable data both internally and externally. Otherwise there will be inefficiencies, missed opportunities and poor service. This session focuses on strategies for successful data governance. Dave Hedrich, Executive Vice President, Sales, Controle, LLC (a Veritas Platinum Partner) Don Nelson, Chief of Staff, Office of the Chief Information Officer, University of Wisconsin – Madison What Makes a Smart City? Meeting Room L/P It’s clear that smart technologies and IoT are the future of our communities. The Internet of Things (IoT) - a series of billions – soon to be trillions – of sensors and devices connected to one another will transform our society. Is government ready? This session explores the role of government in using, exploiting, controlling and surviving the hyper-connected world of IoT and how it will affect our communities. Cameron Groves, Director, Solutions Architecture, Public Sector, VMware Mahesh Patel, Senior Manager, M2M/IoT Product Management, Business Solutions, US Cellular
2:20 pm Eastern	Sponsor Briefing Madison Ballroom (Industry sponsors only.) This informal roundtable discussion is hosted by State CIO David Cagigal. The focus will be on strategies, priorities, opportunities and the procurement process.
3:30 pm Eastern	Reception Grand Terrace Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event sponsors.

Friday, December 2
8:00 am Eastern	Registration and Morning Refreshments Grand Terrace
9:00 am Eastern	Featured Speaker – The Science of Success Madison Ballroom Catherine Sanderson, Professor, Amherst College Many people focus on the importance of cognitive intelligence in predicting academic and professional success. But a growing amount of evidence suggests that other traits - including the ability to control impulses, manage adversity, find internal motivation, and build relationships – are essential in achieving the best outcomes in both personal and professional relationships. Professor Catherine Sanderson will focus on the importance of so-called emotional intelligence (or EQ) in predicting success, and provide specific strategies for increasing your own EQ.
10:00 am Eastern	Break Grand Terrace
10:30 am Eastern	Featured Speaker – State and Local Government Threat Landscape Madison Ballroom Andrew Dolan, Director of Stakeholder Engagement, Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC), Center for Internet Security (@CISecurity) Cybersecurity is quickly becoming a top concern for every sector in our country. The worldwide reach of the internet means that attacks against our organizations and employees can happen from hackers in the United States and from foreign countries. This session will cover the emerging cyber threats to the government sector and how awareness training can help combat the risk.
11:25 am Eastern	General Session – Why Broadband Matters Madison Ballroom Wisconsin is on the path to significantly provide high speed broadband to its citizens, schools, libraries and first responders. Come hear the progress that Wisconsin is making to make these goals a reality and why it is so important for our State. David Cagigal, Chief Information Officer, State of Wisconsin Angie Dickison, Broadband Director, State of Wisconsin Kurt Kiefer, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Libraries and Technology, Department of Public Instruction, State of Wisconsin James Sylla, Director, Bureau of Business Services, Division of Enterprise Technology, Department of Administration, State of Wisconsin
12:00 pm Eastern	End of Conference Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change.

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Advisory Board

Government Representatives

Karen Arriola
Information Technology Director/Chief Information Officer
Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
State of Wisconsin

Gregory Beach
Director of Innovation and Enterprise Collaboration
Department of Administration
State of Wisconsin

Mike Biagioli
Chief Information Officer
Waukesha County

David Cagigal
Chief Information Officer/Division Administrator
Department of Administration
State of Wisconsin

Mickey Crittenden
Director of Information Technology
Rock County

Thomas Haukohl
Deputy Chief Information Officer
Department of Health Services
State of Wisconsin

Bob Johnson
Information Technology Director
Department of Transportation
State of Wisconsin

Kurt Kiefer
Information Technology Director
Department of Public Instruction
State of Wisconsin

Gerard Klein
Director, Information Technology
City County Information Technology Commission
City of Wausau/Marathon County

Paul Kronberger
Chief Information Officer
Information Technology
City of Madison

Dave Maradiaga
Information Technology Director
Department of Military Affairs
State of Wisconsin

Steve McDowell
Chief Information Officer/Information Technology Director
Department of Children & Families
State of Wisconsin

Steve Mueller
Chief Information Officer
Employee Trust Funds
State of Wisconsin

Don Nelson
Chief of Staff
Office of the Chief Information Officer
University of Wisconsin - Madison

Richard Offenbecher
Information Technology Director/Chief Information Officer
Department of Revenue
State of Wisconsin

Laurie Panella
Chief Information Officer
Milwaukee County

John Parshall
Information Technology Director
La Crosse County

Andrew Schmiechen
Systems Architect
Economic Development Corporation
State of Wisconsin

Wayne Sleeter
Information Technology Director
Oconto County

Curtis Taylor
Information Technology Director
Department of Corrections
State of Wisconsin

Herb Thompson
Deputy Chief Information Officer
Department of Administration
State of Wisconsin

Amit Trivedi
Information Technology Director
Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
State of Wisconsin

Joe Wenninger
Information Technology Director
City Of Neenah

Dan Zadra
Chief Information officer
Housing and Economic Development Authority
State of Wisconsin

Industry Representatives

Claire Bailey
Director
Compuware

Bob Bryar
Account Executive
ViON

Holton Hawkins
Sales Manager
VMware

Kenny Holmes
Director
Public Sector
Palo Alto Networks

Nicole Randol
General Manager
Wisconsin Interactive Network, LLC

Nathan Reuter
Account Executive
Veritas

Jennifer Rose
Account Manager
ForeScout Technologies, Inc.

Greg Sherrill
Sales Executive
Unisys Corporation

Tom Sisk
Manager, Business Area Sales
US Cellular

Suzi Wagner
Solutions Executive
Government, Education, Medical
AT&T