REGISTRATION
Registration for CES Government is now open.
By invitation only.
If you have not received your invitation and would like to be added to the limited attendance list, contact Conference Director
Caroline Boyd at cboyd@cesgovernment.com.
REGISTER ONLINE!
Registration details here.
CES Government Pre-Conference VIP Reception
November 14 - Invitation Only
Click Here to RSVP
PROGRAM
Program, Speaker, and Agenda information will be posted at www.cesgovernment.com starting September 1, 2007.
ACCOMODATIONS
The Ritz Carlton Lake
Las Vegas
(rates and specifics here)
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Speakers
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E-mail or call Caroline Boyd at cboyd@cesgovernment.com
or
804-359-1631
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The Program - CES Government 2008
Click here for the full AGENDA
(or download a printable .pdf here)
Senior technology and management executives from government and industry will gather during the 2008 International CES to share ideas with elected officials, candidates, and political experts at CES Government 2008. The conference focus this year is the November 2008 elections and their impace on government technology budgets, programs, and planning.
Focused discussions, substantive keynote and executive plenary sessions, and unique networking opportunities will give conference participants a chance to match the critical intesect of government management and technology applications with significant government challenges. THe conference will feature leaders from both political parties and will address:
- Election forecasts and what they could mean for IT budgets and the application of information technologies to government priorities.
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- The presidential transition: effective strategies to ensure that the right person gets the right job.
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- How to plan for or protect programs: what industry can do - what government can do
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- State government election forecast and the outlook for substantive, budget-driven initiatives in identity management, law enforcement and homeland security, social services, and health care.
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- Likely winners and losers
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- Market research conducted and presented at conference identifying perceptions and trends of public and private sector IT executives on the impact of '08 elections.
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Click here for the full AGENDA
(or download a printable .pdf here)
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