Name: Mississippi Digital Government Summit 2016
Start: 2016-09-27T08:00
Location: Jackson Marriott

Overview

Government Technology’s passion is helping spread best practices and spurring innovation in the public sector. The Mississippi 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:

The Future of Cybersecurity
Analytics – Turning Data into Knowledge
Privacy vs. Security: Do We Have to Choose?
Workflow Optimization and Automation
Embracing Mobile for a Better Public Sector
Human-Centered Design Thinking
Metrics That Matter: Measuring the Impact of Collaboration and Technology
Game of Drones
The Benefits of 3-D GIS
Technology Tools for Economic Development

A message from our Keynote Speaker

Learning and growing is a necessity in the ever-changing and disruptive IT environment. At the Mississippi Digital Government Summit, through presentations, panel discussions, and peer-to-peer networking, you will have access to best-of-breed government IT solutions. I hope you’ll join us – it’s a great opportunity to join your peers and learn from industry experts. See you there!

- Dr. Craig Orgeron, Executive Director, Department of Information Technology Services, State of Mississippi

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.

Paul Taylor - Featured Speaker

Chief Content Officer for Governing, Government Technology, Public CIO, and the Center for Digital Government

Paul W. Taylor, Ph.D., is the editor-at-large and Chief Content Officer for Government Technology, Governing, Public CIO, and the Center for Digital Government. Through their parent organization, e.Republic, Taylor works with editorial, research and conference teams to identify issues and content initiatives vital to public service. Additionally, Taylor is responsible for collaborative content initiatives and other partnerships, including the City Accelerator with Living Cities and the Citi Foundation.
Prior to joining e.Republic, Taylor served as the Deputy State Chief Information Officer (CIO) in Washington State. Dr. Taylor came to public service following over twenty years of work in media, multimedia, Internet start-ups and academia. He is also among a number of affiliated experts with the non-profit, non-partisan Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) in Washington, D.C. Taylor regularly speaks to regional, national and international audiences on technological and societal change, government modernization and public policy matters. He is creator and co-host of the the GovTech.Social podcast.

DuWayne E. Aikins

Senior Strategist Cyber Security, AT&T

DuWayne Aikins joined the AT&T Advanced Enterprise Solutions organization (now part of the AT&T Growth Platforms organization) to serve as the Cyber Security Sales Overlay representative to the US Federal/Government market. DuWayne served as AT&T Director of Information Assurance Programs within the National Information Systems organization and had dual responsibilities providing oversight to a number of programs for some of our Government customers as well as the Senior Program Manager for the Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Service (MTIPS). He was responsible for helping to set strategy for our Cyber Security business line, partnering with the Chief Security Office for developing Managed Security Services for the Government market, and being the team lead for Trusted Internet Connection (TIC).
DuWayne has been with AT&T for eight years, serving in Business Development and Program Management and Sales Overlay. In October 2008, DuWayne accepted the role as Senior Program Manager for the Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Service (MTIPS) and was promoted to a Director position in 2010 to help develop business opportunities in support of the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative. As Senior Program Manager for MTIPS, DuWayne’s focus was to create a partnership with the AT&T Chief Security Organization to design, create, and deploy a TIC compliant infrastructure that includes multiple TIC Portals and Watch Operations Centers throughout the continental U.S. In addition, he supported AT&T’s sales organization in conducting MTIPS capability presentations to a number of government agencies seeking MTIPS service.

Justin Bruce

Director of Innovation and Performance, City of Jackson

Justin C. Bruce is an innovative, creative leader with years of experience in the areas of private sector management, self and professional development coaching, leadership development, business marketing, business management, organizational and personal communication training, and life skills development. Mr. Bruce currently serves as the Director of Innovation and Performance for the City of Jackson. He has previously held positions as the senior strategist and executive writer in Mayor Tony T. Yarber’s administration.
Justin is a graduate of Madison Central High School. He continued his education at Jackson State University, double majoring in Political Science and Business Administration. In 2009, Mr. Bruce launched Ivolution, Inc. – a company centered on the premise that every person has the ability to “I-volve.” Essentially, “I-volving” is the belief that all people are capable of self-progression and that our aim in life is to be content but never complacent. Mr. Bruce serves his community and city by utilizing his gifts and talents for the betterment of people. Serving as a transformational leader, visionary strategist, and an empowerment coach, Justin was honored nationally by being selected as a Next Generation Leader in 2015.

Charlie Case

Chief Information Officer, Secretary of State, State of Mississippi

Charlie Case has worked in State government for over 10 years and is currently the Chief Information Officer at the Mississippi Secretary of State’s office. He also works as a certified online instructor for Hinds Community College teaching a variety of online technical courses. In addition to these current professions, Charlie has held positions at ITS, Southern Farm Bureau Life, and Integrity Online. He serves on the E-Government Oversight Committee and is the president of the Mississippi Technology User Group.

Ben Cohen

Chief Information Officer, Department of Transportation, State of Mississippi

Ben Cohen has served as the Chief Information Officer for the Mississippi Department of Transportation since 2014. Cohen began his career with MDOT in 2001 as a developer on the financial system. 9 years later, he moved into a project manager role overseeing IT tasks for the financial and fleet management systems. During his career at MDOT, Cohen has managed various business oriented IT projects including STIP, payroll/HR, cash flow, project/program Management, contract management, capital assets, and MAGIC. His current areas of focus include mobile app development, field data collection, business intelligence and reporting, as well as workforce development. Cohen holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Mississippi College (2006) and a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Southern Mississippi (2001).

Transportation Information Director, Department of Transportation, State of Mississippi

Mike has worked for the Mississippi Department of Transportation for 25 years. He is a graduate of Mississippi State University where he received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Civil Engineering. Mike worked for 16 years in the Bridge Design Division where he planned, managed and designed bridge projects. Currently, Mike is the Director of the Transportation Information Division where he is charged with managing and coordinating the implementation of MDOT’s Enterprise GIS Data.

Shawn Kingsberry

Director, Digital Government, Global Public Sector, Unisys

Shawn Kingsberry serves as the global public sector director of digital government for Unisys. He has more than 22 years of experience in the field of information technology and has a diverse background in both federal government and corporate settings, with extensive experience in large-scale information technology transformation, big data analytics, and enterprise computing, as well as secure hybrid cloud implementations. Prior to joining Unisys, Shawn served as director of cloud Solutions from Engility Corporation, where he supported all sectors of the federal civilian government. He led the corporate Information Technology Transformation initiative focusing on 21st-century implementations and stood-up the Fraud Analytic Practice title INSIGHT ™. As the chief information officer for the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board from 2009 – 2014, Shawn led the Recovery Board’s successful effort to host Recovery.gov site to provide transparency on stimulus spending related to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. He received the prestigious FED 100 Award for his leadership and persistence in implementing Federal Reporting.gov and Recovery.gov, which were the first government-wide information system to be fully migrated to a public cloud.

Drew Levanway

Director of Portal Operations and Business Development, Mississippi Interactive, LLC

Drew Levanway is the Director of Operations and Marketing for Mississippi Interactive, LLC (MSI) a subsidiary of NIC. With more than five years of eGovernment experience, Drew is currently responsible for the creation of strategies and programs to drive MSI's marketing efforts, and introducing cost saving opportunities for Mississippi agencies, departments, and local government through efficient online citizen engagement. While serving as Director of Operations and Marketing, Drew oversees an eGovernment portfolio of over 170 partner applications, payment solutions, mobile services, and the award winning State portal ms.gov.

Al Ling

Director of Business Applications & ERP Support, Office of Information Technology, The University of Mississippi

Al Ling is the Director of Business Applications and ERP Support in the Office of Information Technology at The University of Mississippi. In this role, his team provides application development and support within UM’s SAP ERP system for all of the finance and administration processes of the university, including Financials, HR/Payroll, Procurement, Facilities Maintenance, and Student Accounting. Additionally, his team facilitates all SAP functional user training for all of the SAP applications used by UM. Ling has enjoyed a twenty-year career at UM and was a member of the project team that implemented the SAP ERP system in 1999-2000. He holds a B.B.A. in Management Information Systems from The University of Mississippi.

Director, Geosystems Research and North Gulf Institutes, Mississippi State University

Dr. Moorhead is the Director of the Northern Gulf Institute, a NOAA Cooperative Institute, and the Director of the Geosystems Research Institute at MSU, which focuses on understanding Earth's natural and managed systems.
Over the past few years, Dr. Moorhead has developed a robust research and outreach program focused on the use of small unmanned aerial vehicles (remotely piloted aircraft, drones) to advance our understanding and management of agriculture and natural resources.
Robert is a Billie J. Ball Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering. He has published almost 200 articles on subjects ranging from scientific visualization to the use of UAS in assessing beaches and marshes. He has a patent and was on the international committee that developed the JPEG image coding standard.

Kumar Rachuri

Director, State & Local Government Solutions, Product Management & Engineering, Adobe

Kumar Rachuri joined Adobe as Director of Healthcare Innovation from the State of Ohio, where he served for more than 18 years in executive leadership roles across five different agencies – from central services to mission-focused agencies.
Most recently, Rachuri was CIO for the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), an agency with an annual operating budget of more than $20 billion. As a triple-combined agency, ODJFS manages administrative services and support for Medicaid, Welfare, Child Support, Children Services, Child Welfare, Unemployment Compensation, and Workforce Development. Rachuri managed an IT budget exceeding $275 million and oversaw the largest IT organization in a state government agency in the United States. Under Rachuri’s leadership in 2013, the ODJFS technology team was recognized by the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) – IT Solutions Management (ISM) for “Excellence in Human Services Technologies” in the “Collaboration Across Boundaries” category.

Chris Reichley

Director of Application Development and Integration, Office of Information Technology, The University of Mississippi

Christopher M. (Chris) Reichley is the Director of Application Development and Integration for the Office of Information Technology. He specializes in ERP development, API integration, big data analytics, and in-memory computing. Previously, Reichley founded a company specializing in scientific visualizations and simulations in support of a NASA funded grant for online education. Publications include works in the fields of neurofeedback, brain-computer interfaces, and a co- authored textbook on game programming techniques. Chris holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in Computer and Information Science from the University of Mississippi.

Errol Sayre

Associate Director of Application Development and Integration, The University of Mississippi

Craig Sparks

Vice President, Technology Planning & Strategy, C Spire

Craig Sparks is vice president of Technology Strategy & Planning for C Spire, a leading telecommunications and technology services company with deep roots and a strong commitment to the southeastern portion of the U.S. and its people. He brings more than 20 years of experience to C Spire in the field of telecommunications engineering.
Craig joins C Spire from Sprint where he most recently served as a distinguished member of technical staff facilitating intra-department technology path decision making for executive business strategies at strategic planning venues, including M&A activities. His prior entrepreneur role at NetGames USA saw him lead the company as president and ceo through acquisition by Microsoft Corporation.
Craig began his career as radio frequency design engineer working on DARPA digital beamforming radio systems and later at Digital Ocean where the companies media access control IP became part of the foundation for WiFi 802.11b when acquired by Intersil.
A graduate of radio frequency design and telecommunications programs at the University of Kansas, Craig holds bachelor and master of science degrees in electrical engineering from the school.

Bart Uharriet

Director of Information Management, Mississippi State Hospital, Department of Mental Health, State of Mississippi

Bart R. Uharriet serves as Director of Information Management and HIPAA Security Compliance Officer at Mississippi State Hospital. His current work involves planning, developing, and implementing information technology solutions aligned with the business, clinical, and service needs of Mississippi State Hospital. His projects and interests include patient engagement, telehealth, mobile computing, quality improvement, workforce management, health informatics, and HIPAA compliance. Mr. Uharriet is a graduate of the University of Utah and received his master’s degree in public policy and administration from Mississippi State University. He is also a graduate of the State of Mississippi’s Executive Development Institute.

Margaret Walden

Associate Director for Institutional Research, Institutional Research, Effectiveness & Planning, The University of Mississippi

Dana Wilson

General Manager, Mississippi Interactive, LLC

Dana Wilson is the General Manager of Mississippi Interactive, LLC (MSI) a subsidiary of NIC. With eight years of eGovernment experience, Dana leads the team that has helped the State of Mississippi deliver over 165 online and mobile solutions, providing citizens an efficient and secure way to engage agencies, departments, local, and state government. Under her leadership, Mississippi’s self-funded eGovernment program has resulted in over $6.3 million cost avoidance for the state since its 2010 inception.

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Agenda

Tuesday, September 27
8:00 am Central	Registration and Morning Refreshments Windsor Ballroom Lobby
9:00 am Central	Opening Remarks Windsor Ballroom Dr. Craig Orgeron, Executive Director, Department of Information Technology Services, State of Mississippi
9:15 am Central	Keynote Speaker – Leading on the Edge Windsor 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 Central	Break Windsor Ballroom Lobby
10:45 am Central	Concurrent Sessions The Future of Cybersecurity Churchill Ballroom It’s an old adage that the cyber landscape is constantly shifting. But some things remain unchanged. Attacks are still efforts to rob, disrupt or avenge. Motives are still economic, political or cultural. The overall battlefield remains much the same but the weapons and tactics continue to evolve – often dramatically. This session looks at emerging trends, security analytics, developments and strategies on the cyber front and how to get ready for the clashes ahead. Sean Flynn, Senior Enterprise Security Architect, Akamai Technologies Shawn Kingsberry, Director, Digital Government, Global Public Sector, Unisys @skingsbe Analytics – Turning Data into Knowledge Windsor IV & V Society’s appetite for data is downright insatiable. It’s estimated that the world’s information doubles every 18 months, and this is certainly true in the public sector. Government agencies have no shortage of data from which to extract actionable insights. This session looks at how to capitalize on existing data by making reliable projections that drive smarter decisions. Errol Sayre, Associate Director of Application Development and Integration, The University of Mississippi (@ErrolSayre) Margaret Walden, Associate Director for Institutional Research, Institutional Research, Effectiveness & Planning, The University of Mississippi Human-Centered Design Thinking Winston Ballroom In the past, design has most often occurred fairly far downstream in the development process and has focused on making products aesthetically attractive. Now supporting users by uncovering latent needs, behaviors, and desires are considered important design factors. This session, which is suited to both developers and business team members, will cover how the partnership of technology and business and always keeping the end user in in mind can lead to innovative solutions Robbie Seitz, Webmaster, Information Technology, The University of Mississippi View Presentation Here Workflow Optimization and Automation Surrey Ballroom Repetitive tasks – when performed by humans – are prone to error and inefficiency. Automation comes to the rescue by reducing mistakes, lessening the need for supervision, increasing efficiency and improving communication. This session takes a look at tools, technologies and strategies that are leading the way to greater productivity and digital transformation. Al Ling, Director of Business Applications & ERP Support, Office of Information Technology, The University of Mississippi (@LeftyGolfR) Kumar Rachuri, Director, State & Local Government Solutions, Product Management & Engineering, Adobe Christopher M. Reichley, Director of Application Development and Integration, Office of Information Technology, The University of Mississippi (@chrisreichley)
11:45 am Central	Lunch Windsor Ballroom
12:30 pm Central	Featured Speaker – Exponential Government: The Future of Public Service Windsor Ballroom Paul Taylor, Chief Content Officer for Governing, Government Technology, Public CIO, and the Center for Digital Government (@pwtaylor) ex·po·nen·tial (adjective): becoming more and more rapid. The world we knew is changing at exponential speed. The iPhone has eclipsed the Blackberry, mobile devices are displacing PCs, the cloud is radically challenging long-held assumptions about data centers, and the Internet of Things is redefining connectivity. What we regard as state of the art today will look quaint tomorrow as exponential technologies unlock individual, organizational, and societal potential. Along the way, people get scared, old organizational models crumble, and legacy cost structures stop penciling out. Understanding these shifts and how they differ from previous shifts is imperative. This session provides a tour of the meta-trends that are reshaping our communities – demographics, economics, methods of work, customer expectations and the relevance of governmental institutions — all annotated with real world examples. By the end, you’ll have a clearer picture of what Exponential Government will look like, how it will act, and why your actions today can lead you to a preferred exponential future and a more perfect union. View Speaker Presentation here
1:30 pm Central	Break Windsor Ballroom Lobby
1:50 pm Central	Concurrent Sessions Embracing Mobile for a Better Public Sector Churchill Ballroom Mobility utilization is perpetually woven into our daily life. Integrating that use into government service is now an expectation of citizens and government employees alike. Where do organizations start in order to tackle the process, security and technical challenges that will need to be addressed when developing or implementing a mobile device management strategy? This session will cover: · Examples of work being done to enable mobile working in rural areas · Departments which are enabling staff to connect to the network securely and communicate through multiple avenues remotely to increasing flexible working · How creating more agile working solutions can reduce operational costs Drew Levanway, Director of Portal Operations and Business Development, Mississippi Interactive, LLC Craig Sparks, Vice President, Technology Planning & Strategy, C Spire View Sparks Presentation Here Bart Uharriet, Director of Information Management, Mississippi State Hospital, Department of Mental Health, State of Mississippi View Uharriet Presentation Here Privacy vs. Security: Do We Have to Choose? Windsor IV & V It’s been said that the debate between privacy and security is over, and privacy lost. But there are pressures pushing us in that direction, including: transparency, open data, national security, public safety, social media and consumer information. An astounding amount of our personal information is in the hands of third parties, including government agencies. This session ponders one of the hottest issues of our times and what it means for the public sector. DuWayne Aikins Sr., Senior Cybersecurity Strategist, AT&T Metrics That Matter: Measuring the Impact of Collaboration and Technology Winston Ballroom There's little doubt that government's already substantial investment in information technology is going to continue to grow as public agencies look for ways to streamline processes, engage with citizens and achieve social results. Technologists are going to be required to show not only that IT funds are being expended effectively but also that these resources are driving outcomes. This session will cover how to engage stakeholders in creating logic models, work creatively toward outcomes that matter, and how to share data on IT performance. Justin Bruce, Director of Innovation and Performance, City of Jackson (@jcharlesbruce) Jennifer Wentworth, Associate Commissioner, Agency Support, Department of Revenue, State of Mississippi View Wentworth Presentation Here
2:00 pm Central	Sponsor Briefing Surrey Ballroom (Industry sponsors only.) This informal discussion is hosted by Dr. Craig Orgeron, Executive Director, Department of Information Technology Services, State of Mississippi. The focus will be on strategies, priorities, opportunities and the procurement process.
2:50 pm Central	Break Windsor Ballroom Lobby
3:10 pm Central	Fast Track Sessions Windsor Ballroom Game of Drones Once you leave your house or even connect to the Internet you’re in the public domain and there are digital eyes everywhere. Whether that’s good or bad depends on your point of view. But drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) bring a whole new element to the equation. This session discusses the issues, challenges and opportunities raised by these projects in what is sure to be a game-changing technology in government. Robert J. Moorhead II, Director, Geosystems Research and North Gulf Institutes, Mississippi State University View Presentation Here The Benefits of 3-D GIS Three-dimensional mapping technology is helping improve data accuracy and citizen services. When combined with GIS data, 3-D maps give government an entirely virtual representation of infrastructure that can be manipulated. In the State of Mississippi, the Department of Transportation utilizes GIS technology in various ways including analysis and reporting of information about bridges, highways and other transportation assets. GIS offers the ability to create detailed searches about an area as it relates to a particular location along the road producing both map and tabular results. MDOT also utilizes the GIS for analysis of project locations as it relates to environmental and socioeconomic concerns. This session will discuss that and other practical applications of GIS in government. Ben Cohen, Chief Information Officer, Department of Transportation, State of Mississippi Michael Cresap, Transportation Information Director, Department of Transportation, State of Mississippi View Presentation Here Technology Tools for Economic Development We often hear how the investment of tech companies in a state can improve the economy but a state’s investment in serving business through technology can have the same affect. The team that created Y’all Business, a website created by the Secretary of State, will share how technology is being used as ‘the first step toward successful business in Mississippi’. Charlie Case, Chief Information Officer, Secretary of State, State of Mississippi View Presentation Here
4:20 pm Central	Reception Windsor Ballroom Lobby Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event sponsors. Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change.

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Advisory Board

Government Representatives

Mark Allen
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Services
State of Mississippi

Russell Armstrong
Information Technology Director
Office of the State Treasurer
State of Mississippi

Jenny Bearss
Chief Systems Information Officer
Department of Finance and Administration
State of Mississippi

Michele Blocker
Chief Administrative Officer
Department of Information Technology Services
State of Mississippi

Caren Brister
Strategic Communications Manager
Department of Information Technology Services
State of Mississippi

Paula Brown
Chief Information Officer
Department of Rehabilitation Services
State of Mississippi

Michael Bullard
Director Information Technology Security
Department of Human Services
State of Mississippi

Jeoffrey Bynum
Chief Security Officer
Department of Revenue
State of Mississippi

Charlie Case
Chief Information Officer
Secretary Of State
State of Mississippi

Arlene Davis
Information Technology Director
Board Of Medical Licensure
State of Mississippi

Kathy Gates
Chief Information Officer
University of Mississippi

Steve Gray
Director
Government Relations
Mississippi Association of Supervisors

Walter Hille
Chief Information Officer
Public Employees' Retirement System
State of Mississippi

Catherine Horton
MEC Project Director/Deputy Director
Supreme Court
State of Mississippi

Clay Johnston
Information Technology Director
Department of Public Safety
State of Mississippi

Denise Jones
Director Division Of Information Systems
Department of Mental Health
State of Mississippi

Sheila Kearney
Chief Systems Information Officer
Mississippi Division of Medicaid
State of Mississippi

Rick Moore
Information Technology Director
Attorney General
State of Mississippi

Jim Moore
Information Technology Director
Office of The State Auditor
State of Mississippi

Dr. Craig Orgeron
Executive Director
Department of Information Technology Services
State of Mississippi

Torome Porter
Director, Information Technology
Department of Archives & History
State of Mississippi

Billy Rials
Enterprise Architect
Department of Information Technology Services
State of Mississippi

Umesh Sanjanwala
Director, Information Management
Department of Agriculture and Commerce
State of Mississippi

Wesley Simon
Deputy Director
Department of Transportation
State of Mississippi

Ray Smith
Assistant Executive Director for Technology
Community College Board
State of Mississippi

Jennifer Summerlin
Chief Information Officer
Department of Revenue
State of Mississippi

Curtis Thornhill
Information Services Director
Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
State of Mississippi

Bart Uharriet
Director of Information Management
Mississippi State Hospital, Department of Mental Health
State of Mississippi

Lisa Vaughan
Chief Information Officer
Department of Environmental Quality
State of Mississippi

Ashley Wiselogel
Information Technology Director
Gaming Commission
State of Mississippi

Kevin Yearick
Chief Information Officer
Medical Center
University of Mississippi