Premier CIO Forum

PremierCIOForum
CHARLOTTE
May 27-28, 2015
Where Technology and Leadership Meet Face to Face
PREMIER
Event Management
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WELCOME
TO THE 12TH ANNUAL CHARLOTTE PREMIER CIO FORUM
PremierCIOForum
Thank you and Welcome to the
12th Annual Premier CIO Forum in Charlotte.
Attendees across the region have come to expect a dynamic agenda with relevant, up-to-the-minute
topics and exciting speakers who will share their wealth of knowledge and experience, helping you gain
practical insights into your business challenges. The Premier CIO Forum includes powerful keynotes,
informative breakouts, discussions with subject-matter experts, and cutting-edge solution providers.
Our partner, The Society for Information Management (SIM), is an organization intended for Senior
IT Executives to discuss and share experiences related to technology and business structure. The
group’s mission is to provide an open forum, devoid of sales and marketing solicitations, for area
executives with IT decision-making responsibility to network and share their experiences. The Premier
CIO Forum adheres to all guidelines which prohibit solicitation by anyone, except for the requested
solution providers who have been hand-picked by the Executive Advisory Council of CIOs and Senior IT
Executives specific to this region.
We have worked diligently to put together a stimulating and focused agenda, bringing together experts,
visionaries and professionals from the IT industry. We look forward to sharing this exciting conference
with you.
THE CHARLOTTE REGION SIM CHAPTER IS PROUD TO PARTNER WITH PREMIER
EVENT MANAGEMENT IN THIS EXCLUSIVE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE.
Jack Rech
Marc Di Francisco
Sr. Director, IS
National Gypsum Co.
President & CEO
Premier Event Management
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AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015
7:00am
CHECK-IN/REGISTRATION
7:00am - 8:15am
PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING/BUFFET BREAKFAST
8:15am - 8:30am
WELCOME & PROGRAM INTRODUCTIONS
Carolina Ballroom C
Emcee: Ann Schatz, Sports Broadcaster & Motivational Speaker
Welcome: Jack Rech, 2015 President, Charlotte SIM Chapter; Sr. Director IS,
National Gypsum Company
Ann
Schatz
Jack
Rech
8:30am - 9:30am
OPENING KEYNOTE: THE DATA PROBLEM IN 1960 AND TODAY
Carolina Ballroom C
Presented by: Jon Bachman, VP Product Management, SimpliVity
Jon
Bachman
SPONSORED BY:
Discussion: 50 years ago, enterprises were facing their first data problems –
manufacturing facilities lacked the resources to adjust technology plans in real-time
and they needed to become more agile and efficient. This lead to Charles (Charlie)
Bachman’s invention of the first direct access database management system, where
information and plans were kept in an integrated data store.
Today, the data problem has evolved, data virtualization technology is essential for
enterprises to maintain marketshare and keep up with competitors. CIOs need the best
of both worlds – x86 cloud economics and enterprise-grade functionalities – to support
an agile and face-paced workforce.
Join Jon Bachman, SimpliVity’s VP of Product Management, as he discusses the
history of database management, starting with his father’s invention in 1960, and how
to evolve your data center to keep up with today’s growing demands.
9:30am - 10:15am
BREAK - Networking Pavilion
10:15am - 11:15am
Session 1
ASSESSING, IMPROVING AND RETAINING LEADERSHIP TALENT
Carolina Ballroom A
Moderated by: Michael LaVallee, Executive Search Consultant & Managing Partner,
LaVallee & Associates; Member, Charlotte Chapter of SIM
Panelists:
Darren Schmidt, IT Director, Corning Incorporated
Doug DeBrecht, VP IT & CIO, B/E Aerospace
Tod Phelps, CTO, Heritage Home Group
Todd Bolon, SVP IT, Integration, Advance Auto Parts
Michael
LaVallee
Darren
Schmidt
Doug
BeBrecht
Tod
Phelps
Todd
Bolon
Discussion: Leadership can be defined as a “social influence which maximizes the efforts
of others towards achieving a goal.” Based on their combined experience and leadership
in a variety of functional areas this panel will dive a little deeper into three components of
leadership mechanics: Assessing, Improving, and Retaining leadership talent.
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10:15am - 11:15am
Session 2
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Brandon
Jackson
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015
ALIGN AND INTEGRATE THE BUSINESS WITH I.T.
Moderated by: Brandon Jackson, CTO, The Davenport Group
Panelists:
Shoukat Ali Bhamani, VP & CIPO, Schaeffler Group, North America
Liam Durbin, SVP & CIO, American Tire Distributors
Michael Bates, VP IT, Springfield LLC
Shoukat
Ali Bhamani
Liam
Durbin
Michael
Bates
Discussion: As IT professionals we sometimes lose sight of the fact our jobs don’t exist
unless we have any opportunity to apply technology to solve business problems. Which
business problems to solve though? Trying to align IT with the business quite often can be
frustrating – like shooting a slingshot at a passing racecar. How do we get ourselves “in
relative motion with the target” to make it easier to hit? Join this session to hear from a panel
of your peers on how they integrate into the business versus attempting to align with it.
11:15am - 11:30am
BREAK - Networking Pavilion
11:30am - 12:30pm
Session 1
BUSINESS & I.T. ALIGNMENT: EVOLVING vs. RESPONDING
Carolina Ballroom A
Michael
Overton
SPONSORED BY:
PARTNERING WITH:
Moderated by: Michael Overton, Advanced Services Manager, Datalink
Panelists:
Alan Fitzpatrick, COO, DC74
Joe Topinka, CIO, SnapAV
Alan
Fitzpatrick
Joe
Topinka
Discussion: We’ve heard about business and IT alignment for years -- and the
competitive and time sensitive landscape that is at the core of IT. “IT needs to align with
the business.” “IT isn’t providing what we need, so we have to go elsewhere.” “We need
it right now!” Sound familiar? This session will cover how we’re seeing organizations
overcome some of these challenges, bridging the gap between business units and
evolving IT into a manageable business portfolio that allows the organization to make
more informed decisions based on value and risk.
DAVIDSON BASKETBALL: BY THE NUMBERS
Session 2
Presented by: Tim Chartier, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Mathematics, Davidson College
Discussion: What really counts in sports, specifically Davidson College men’s
basketball? Numbers are inherent in sports from tracking the score of a game to logging
a player’s performance. In the 1990’s, Moneyball, as it has become known, revolutionized
Tim
Chartier, PhD. baseball. In the fall of 2013, Dr. Tim Chartier of the Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science at Davidson College began analyzing, along with 4 Davidson College
students, data for the men’s basketball team. What statistics help and which ones might
be misleading? How does sports analytics prepare college students for other areas of
analytics? Come see Davidson men’s basketball - by the numbers.
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AGENDA
12:30pm - 2:00pm
Carolina Ballroom C
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015
LUNCHEON KEYNOTE: TAKE A REALITY CHECK: ARE YOU DOING
ENOUGH TO BRIDGE THE LEADERSHIP CHASM?
Presented by: Joe Topinka, CIO, SnapAV
Joe
Topinka
Discussion: Joe Topinka has talked the talk and walked the walk. In short, among his
many accomplishments, he has mentored numerous current IT leaders, written a book
on how to execute true IT business partnerships, eaten his own cooking, delivered
measureable results that exceed his competitor’s metrics and received numerous
compliments from his peers locally and nationally for his vision, passion, and execution.
Shouldn’t Joe be satisfied with these achievements and comforted by a legacy of IT
leadership?
Many would answer Yes. But for Joe the answer is unfortunately no, not yet anyway.
The reason: In Joe’s post-publishing discussions with many IT leaders he has found
that the delta between what many leaders ‘think’ they are executing and what they really
‘are’ doing when it comes to executing the best practices of the IT Business Partnership
model is staggering and discouraging. And third party statistics back up these anecdotal
observations. Frankly, the true courage to change is still very much the exception vs. the
rule. It’s simply not good enough to be intellectually aware of the academically correct
way to do things yet find yourself too overwhelmed to actually perform the assessing,
planning, and executing to achieve the benefits and to raise the relevance and results of
our beloved profession.
In this session Joe challenges leaders on both sides of the chasm.
2:00pm - 2:30pm
DESSERT - Networking Pavilion
2:30pm - 3:30pm
Session 1
SECURITY PRESSURES – WHAT’S ON THE HORIZON
Carolina Ballroom A
Presented by: Michael Cerick, VP of Global Managed Security Solutions, Trustwave
Discussion: The pressures facing today’s information security professional are enough
to fluster even the most composed data defender. Just how extensive are they? The 2015
Security Pressures Report from Trustwave, based on a survey of more than 1,000 info
security practitioners, helps document and quantify the greatest sources of pressure you
confront on a daily basis. Packed with meaningful stats and actionable recommendations,
this second-annual report will lend context and insight to the most pressing challenges
you face.
Presented as part of the Charlotte Electronic Crimes Task Force (ECTF) in cooperation
with the Charlotte branch of the United States Secret Service.
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2:30pm - 3:30pm
Session 2
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Bruce
Anderson
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015
DATA GOVERNANCE INSIDE I.T. AND ACROSS THE ENTERPRISE
Moderated by: Bruce Anderson, Managing Principal, Andiaz Group, LLC
Panelists:
Marvin Reem, CIO, Bob Jones University
Ben Hall, Director of Technology/CISO, Extended Stay America
Marvin
Reem
Ben
Hall
Discussion: The objective of a Data Governance culture in an organization has
been driven by these objectives: The right data, in the right fields, in an accessible
delivery process to the right people at the right time. Successful Data Governance
relies on the combination of people skills and motivation, process and technology.
This panel discussion will leverage the experiences from panelists in discussing how
organizations have initiated, grown and sustained the momentum of Data Governance
in view of the multitude of changes that challenge essential “controls” with “agility”,
“speed”, “adaptability” and consumer usefulness in the era when the social media and
unstructured data drive businesses beyond traditional application and database controls.
The facilitator and panelist will share experiences regarding the interaction of Data
Governance with business architecture, compliance reporting, privacy requirements,
operational processes and the technology tools for creating and monitoring data and
information as valuable business and customer assets.
3:30pm - 3:45pm
BREAK - Networking Pavilion
3:45pm - 5:00pm
FEATURED CLOSING KEYNOTE: MIRACLE ON THE HUDSON: SURVIVOR
SHARES HIS STORY
Carolina Ballroom C
Larry
Snodgrass
Presented by: Larry Snodgrass, Survivor & Spokesperson for US Airways Flight 1549
(Hudson River, January 2009)
Dicussion: Larry Snodgrass is a survivor and spokesperson for US Airways flight
number 1549 that crashed in the Hudson River in New York City on January 15, 2009
– the “Miracle on the Hudson.” Life now takes on a special meaning for Larry and his
newly enlarged family of 154 new members since that flight. He has a compelling story
to tell about his experience that day and the impact it had on his life. He will talk about
the importance of cherishing things like family and beliefs that are truly important,
leadership and humility, asking for help, the importance of planning and having a backup
plan, overcoming crises and challenges, and saying “Thank You.” Larry has received
rave reviews from numerous speaking engagements, most recently at the District 7820
Rotary Conference in Nova Scotia in May 2014 and the Rotary International District 1090
Conference in the UK in March 2014.
5:00pm - 7:00pm
EXECUTIVE NETWORKING RECEPTION
Carolina Ballroom C
Admittance by Conference Badge. Complimentary hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served.
Sponsored by:
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AGENDA
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2015
7:30am
CHECK-IN/REGISTRATION
7:30am - 9:00am
PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING/BUFFET BREAKFAST
9:00am - 9:15am
WELCOME & PROGRAM INTRODUCTIONS
Carolina Ballroom C
Marc Di Francisco, President & CEO, Premier Event Management
Marc
Di Francisco
9:15am - 10:15am
OPENING KEYNOTE: HEALTHY RISK...
Carolina Ballroom C
Presented by: Ann Schatz, Sports Broadcaster & Motivational Speaker
Discussion: The very notion of Embracing risk rather than Running from it can be
counterintuitive to survival and advancement in the business world.
Ann
Schatz
10:15am - 11:00am
11:00am - 12:00pm
Session 1
Carolina Ballroom A
Not. So. Fast!
Ann Schatz invites you to find a seat at the table of ‘risk and reward’. Your goals, your
undeniable preparation, and your fierce voice will not only take the fear out of ‘looking
over the edge’ but will reveal a creative, curious, and courageous leader.
BREAK - Networking Pavilion
STEM PROGRAMS – WHY IT LEADERS NEED TO BE INVOLVED ~ CASE
STUDY: PHILLIP O. BERRY ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY
Moderated by: Larry Eighmy, Membership Co-Chair, Charlotte area Chapter of SIM
Panelists:
Dr. David Kapfhammer PhD., President, Blue Halo, Inc.
Dr. Sharon Jones, Career & Technical Education Administrator,
Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools
Larry
Eighmy
Dr. David
Kapfhammer, PhD.
Dr. Sharon
Jones
Discussion: The Charlotte Metropolitan Area has not escaped the IT-talent shortage
that is plaguing industry in the US. To address this issue, focus has been placed on
the K-12 levels by emphasizing the importance of Science, Technology, Engineering
and Math (STEM).
Come hear how we are positively making change in Charlotte. You will discover what
the Charlotte chapter of IT-oLogy has been doing as well as meet one of the school
administrators at Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology. You will hear about the
journey Phillip O. Berry is on, and discover how leaders of industry can positively
influence change for the future.
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AGENDA
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2015
11:00am - 12:00pm
Session 2
PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT: ACCELERATE INTO THE FAST LANE
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Presented by: Christopher McMillan, Management Analyst, City of Fayetteville, NC
Christopher
McMillan
Discussion: If you can’t measure something, you can’t understand it. If you can’t
understand it, you can’t control it. If you can’t control it, you can’t improve it. In addition,
how do you judge if you are using the proper measures, and how do you really know what
success looks like?
The solution is threefold:
• Interrogate your stakeholders to determine what matters to them
• Develop metrics to measure what matters
• Use this data to manage the business and improve processes
IT must take a leadership role in enabling the business to be able to perform these
measurements, both by putting systems in place to capture, analyze and report data and
by executing this process with its own customers to provide a model for the rest of the
business. In addition, benchmarking must be performed to determine how competitive IT
and the overall business truly are.
How do we know if our organizations are operating as efficiently and effectively as
possible? How do we identify and prioritize process improvement opportunities? How do
we compare operationally to our peers and competitors? Performance measurement can
provide the answers. Data is coming at organizations in larger volumes, at higher velocities,
and from more sources than ever before. This data can be an enabler or a disrupter of
operations so it must be managed properly. The City of Fayetteville has embarked upon
a journey to implement a robust performance measurement system that will enable it to
transform from a middle-of-the-pack operation to a high performing organization. This
presentation outlines the steps taken so far on that journey with tips for success and
stumbling blocks to avoid.
12:00pm - 12:45pm LUNCH BUFFET & SIMposium PRESENTATION
Carolina Ballroom C
Presented by: Marc Di Francisco, President & CEO, Premier Event Management
Jeffrey Stovall, CIO, City of Charlotte
Marc
Di Francisco
12:45pm - 2:00pm
Carolina Ballroom C
Jeffrey
Stovall
CLOSING KEYNOTE: SOCIAL KNOWLEDGE: ORGANIZATIONAL CURRENCIES
IN THE NEW KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
Presented by: Ken Russell, PhD., Executive Director, WSU’s Applied Technology
Acceleration Institute | Former Charlotte SIM President
Ken
Discussion: Social Knowledge will give you two kinds of insights: knowledge of your
Russell, PhD.
community and knowledge about your community. The first is important because it will help you
find and develop expertise. The second is important because it will help you wield influence.
Effective executives need both and this presentation (and the book) tells the audience how.
2:00pm - 2:30pm
DESSERT, REFRESHMENTS, AND PRIZE DRAWINGS - Networking Pavilion
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EXECUTIVE ADVISORY
ADVISORY COUNCIL
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Jeffrey Stovall
CIO
City of Charlotte
Jack Rech
Sr. Director, IS
National Gypsum Co.
Cam Faison
SVP & CIO
Charlotte Pipe & Foundry
Nikhil Sawant
SVP Shared Svcs. & CIO
Snyder’s-Lance, Inc.
Craig Richardville
SVP & CIO
Carolina Healthcare System
Elizabeth Austin
CIO
Systems Maintenance
Services
Greg Archer
VP, Informatics & Tech.
Svcs.
Premier Healthcare Alliance
Greg Turner
Director IT, Charlotte
Energy Hub
Siemens Power, Inc.
Liam Durbin
CIO
American Tire Distributors
Rob Watkins
CIO
Compass Group
Kevin O’Rourke
CIO
Barnhardt Manufacturing
Bryan Smith
VP & CIO
Volvo Construction
Equipment
Eric Christian
VP & CTO
Carolinas Healthcare Sys.
Member - ITSMF
Wendy Bracewell
VP & CIO
Regional Management Corp.
Dave Garrett
CIO
Novant Health
Dr. Wolfgang Kueng
CIO
Blum, Inc.
Gwen Simmons
CTO
Mecklenburg County
Brad Merlie
VP - IS
Piedmont Natural Gas
Brandon Jackson
CTO
Davenport Group
Larry Eighmy
Membership Co-Chair
Charlotte Chapter - SIM
Walter Rowe
CIO
ESAB
Mark Stewart
Director of IT
Penske Racing
Marvin Reem
CIO
Bob Jones University
Jon Brady
CIO
Speedway Motorsports, Inc.
Bruce Anderson
Smart Grid IT Manager
OGE Energy
Larry Bumgardner
IT Project Manager
FMC Corp.
Mike Underwood
Former CTO
National General Insurance
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EXECUTIVE ADVISORY
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Darren Albers
IS Director
Fluor
Chris Wolfe
Dir. of Systems & Ops
American City Business
Journals
Ben Hall
Sr. Director of IT/CISO
Extended Stay America
Allen Kim
CIO
CPI Security Systems
Vince Simonowicz
CIO
City of Rock Hill
Rick Gemereth
VP IT
Motorsports Authentics, Inc.
Shoukat Bhamani
Chief Info. & Process
Officer
Schaeffler Group, N. America
Darren Schmidt
Director IT
Corning Incorporated
Rachel Desmarais
VP Planning & Info.
Services
Forsyth Technical C.C.
Jeff Vince
Member
Charlotte Chapter - SIM
Tracy Marpoe
Membership Co-Chair
Charlotte Chapter - SIM
Michael Bates
VP IT
Springfield, LLC
Magdy Attia
Chair Council of Deans
Johnson C. Smith University
Rusty Andrews
CIO
Wastequip
John Hoffler
IT UNIX System Mgr.
BB&T
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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS
The following participating organizations have appointed one or more senior level executives to
attend The Charlotte Premier CIO Forum.
Acmey-McCrary Corp.
ACN, Inc
Advanced Auto Parts
Allegacy Federal Credit Union
American City Business Journals
American Tire Distributors
AmerisourceBergen
Babcock & Wilcox
Bank of America, Inc.
Barnhardt Manufacturing Company
BB&T
Belk, Inc.
Blum Inc.
Bob Jones University
Bridge Terminal Transport, Inc.
Britax Child Safety, Inc.
BSN Medical Inc.
Cardinal Glenn Children’s Health Center
Carolinas Healthcare System
Central Electric Membership Corp.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools
Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Company
Chiquita Brands International, Inc.
City of Charlotte
City of Rock Hill, SC
Coca Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated
Cogentrix Energy Power Management, LLC
Colfax Corp.
Compass Group USA Inc.
Corning Cable Systems
Cross Company
Delhaize America
Direct Chassislink Inc.
Domtar Paper Company LLC
Duke Energy Corp.
ECMD, Inc.
Elster Solutions LLC
Essent Guaranty, Inc.
Extended Stay America
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Flour Corporation
FMC Corporation
Forsyth Technical Community College
Foundation for the Carolinas
Gaston County
General Information Services Inc.
Globe Express Services
Harris Teeter Inc.
Hendricks Automotive Group
Hickory Springs Manufacturing Solutions
Honda Aircraft Company, Inc.
Honeywell International, Inc.
Johnson C. Smith University
Kaplan Early Learning Company
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Corp.
Lionel NASCAR Collectables
LPL Financial
Mecklenburg County Government
Monarch, Inc.
National General Insurance
National Gypsum Company
Novant Healthcare
OGE Energy
Patterson Pope Inc.
Penske Racing
Performance Fiber
Piedmont Natural Gas Company Inc.
Polymer Group, Inc.
Polypore International Inc.
Premier Healthcare Alliance
Regional Management Corp.
Roush Fenway Racing
Rowan-Cabarrus Community College
Schaeffler Group, NA
Sealed Air Corporation
SERC Reliability
Siemens Energy
SnapAV
Snyder’s-Lance, Inc.
South Carolina Budget & Control Board
Speedway Motorsports Inc.
Springfield LLC
Springs Global US
SPX Corporation
SteelFab
Systems Maintenance Services
The Babcock & Wilcox Co.
The Hartford
The Pantry, Inc.
The Peoples Bank
The Presbyterian Homes, Inc.
The Steritech Group, Inc.
TIAA-CREF
UNC Charlotte
University of South Carolina
Volvo Construction Equipment – NA
Wastequip, Inc.
Wells Fargo & Co.
YMCA of Greater Charlotte
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SPONSORS
CHARLOTTE PREMIER CIO FORUM 2015
PREMIER ELITE
SimpliVity, the Data Virtualization Company, was established with the
mission of simplifying IT by delivering a new data architecture that powers an
assimilated infrastructure platform. SimpliVity’s OmniCube utilizes standard
x86 base systems to converge server and storage functionality, along with
significant advanced functionality that today is delivered by numerous disparate
appliances—all at a fraction of cost and with extreme reduction in complexity.
Information on SimpliVity Corporation is available at www.simplivity.com or by
contacting us at +1.508.310.0132 or info@simplivity.com.
DIAMOND
Datalink helps you store, manage, and protect one of your organization’s most
critical assets – information. From strategy to support, we work closely with you
to maximize the value IT delivers to the business.
PARTNERING WITH:
For more information call 800-448-6314 or visit us online at www.datalink.com
GOLD
PARTNERING WITH:
Headquartered in Chapin, South Carolina with offices and staff throughout
NC, SC and VA, Data Network Solutions (DNS) has more than 15 years of
experience helping over 350 local businesses solve their most complex data
challenges. Our dedicated engineers hold high-level certifications and have
developed smart, cutting-edge data solutions for businesses that span multiple
markets and industry segments. You can rest easy knowing you’re working with a
local partner who will do what they say from start to finish.
For more information, please visit www.datanetworksolutions.com
NetIQ is a global enterprise software company that meets the demands of
hybrid IT with solutions for identity and access management, security and data
center management. Using our solutions, customers and partners can capitalize
on the opportunities in today’s complex and ever-changing IT landscape. By
aligning technologies and service delivery methods, our customers can properly
secure, manage and measure the many computing services operating across its
physical, virtual and cloud computing environments. By doing this, they are better
able to provide strategic value at the speed of business.
Learn more about our award-winning software solutions at www.netiq.com or
@NetIQ.
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SPONSORS
CHARLOTTE PREMIER CIO FORUM 2015
GOLD
ServiceNow is a leading provider of cloud-based services that automate
enterprise IT operations. We focus on transforming enterprise IT by automating
and standardizing business processses and consolidating IT across the global
enterprise. Organizations deploy our service to create a single system of record
for enterprise IT, lower operational costs and enhance efficiency. Additionaly,
our customers use our extensive platform to build custom applications for
automating activities unique to their business requirements.
For more information, visit www.servicenow.com or @servicenow
SILVER
INetU, the customer-centric cloud company, based combines state of the
art managed cloud and hosting solutions with the industry’s premier service
and support.
For more information, visit www.inetu.net or @inetu
PARTNERING WITH:
iTalent, a leading, global technology consulting services company, provides
highly skilled expert resources and managed services that drive innovation and
new levels of productivity within the enterprise.
For more information, visit www.italentcorp.com or @italentcorp
Lenovo is one of the world’s leading personal technology companies, producing
innovative PCs and mobile internet devices. A global Fortune 500 company,
Lenovo is the world’s largest PC vendor and fourth largest smartphone
company.
For more information, visit www.lenovo.com/us/en or @lenovoUS
rmsource, Inc. is a full-service IT consulting firm headquartered in Cary, NC. For
15 years, we’ve been helping clients throughout the Southeast take advantage
of our best of breed technology. rmsource has the skills and experience to
“deliver on technology’s promise”.
For more information, visit www.rmsource.com or @rmsourceinc
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SPONSORS
CHARLOTTE PREMIER CIO FORUM 2015
BRONZE
Digital Intelligence Systems, LLC (DISYS) is a global managed services and
staffing provider with core capabilities in: Application Development and Support,
Infrastructure Support, Cloud Enablement, Business and Program Services,
ERP Services, and Managed Staffing.
For more information, visit www.disys.com or @DISYSGlobal
Windstream offers a full suite of advanced network communications and
technology solutions, including voice and data services such as VoIP, SIP
trunking, MPLS, and dedicated high-speed Internet.
For more information, visit www.windstream.com or @Windstream
STAFFING
NATIONAL SPONSOR
ConsultUSA & PMCentersUSA are award-winning, innovative, national
companies offering IT Staffing, with a specialty in the staffing and training of
Project Managers and Business Analysts.
For more information, visit www.consultusa.com or @PMCentersUSA
SUPPORTING
PARTNERS
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CHARLOTTE PREMIER CIO FORUM 2015
NETWORKING PAVILION
rmsource
Lenovo
INetU
Session 2
Mecklenburg 3
Keynote
Break Station
Break Station
iTalent
ConsultUSA
NetIQ
ServiceNow
DNS
Carolina
Ballroom C
SimpliVity
Datalink
SIM
Restrooms
Registration
Session 1
Carolina
Ballroom A
To Restaurant
& Lobby
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UPCOMING
CONFERENCES
AGENDA
FEBRUARY 18, 2015
SPRING 2015
SIM WOMEN
Exemplify. Empower. Educate.
Pittsburgh, PA
Regional Learning Alliance
September 15-16, 2015
Cleveland, OH
Embassy Suites Rockside
June 11-12, 2015
Seattle, WA
The Westin Bellevue
September 22, 2015
Orlando, Florida
Rosen Center Hotel, Orlando
TBA
Boston, MA
Westin Waltham-Boston
March 22-23, 2016
Atlanta, GA
Hilton Atlanta Marietta Hotel
TBA
Hartford, CT
CT Convention Center
April 19-20, 2016
Chicago, IL
Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel
TBA
Philadelphia, PA
Crowne Plaza Valley Forge
TBA
Charlotte, NC
Sheraton Charlotte Hotel
TBA
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FALL 2015
SIM Women National
Executive Leadership Forum
Bridgewater Marriott, NJ
June 2, 2015
SPRING 2016
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SPRING & FALL 2015
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New Brunswick, NJ
Hyatt Regency New Brunswick
October 26, 2015
Portland, OR
Crowne Plaza Downtown
November 12-13, 2015
Raleigh, NC
Sheraton Imperial Hotel
December 2-3, 2015
Edina, Minnesota
The Westin Edina Galleria Hotel
December 7, 2015
PREMIER
Event Management
Premier Event Management
PREMIER
9115 SW Oleson Rd. Suite 206
Portland, OR 97223
Ph. 503-821-7317
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