Vice President Rafael Gomez Proud to Master Represent: HiSAVER Energy Saving

Master Representative / Consultant / Business Development Top 100 Retailers / National Distributers / Government Market / School Market / Premium Incentive Channel / Close cuts E RG@DKOinernational.com DKO International, Inc. 18662 MacArthur Blvd. Suite 200, Irvine, CA 92612 Vice President Rafael Gomez Wellbas/Hi Saver/DKO International

Mark Sharp Vice President of Atlantic Link, Inc.

Mark.sharp@atlanticlinkglobal.com
www.atlanticlinkglobal.com

E-learning Demonstration from Atlantic Link, Inc.

Thomas Tate, Director of Technical Services of Atlantic Link, Inc.
Thom.tate@atlanticlinkglobal.com
www.atlanticlinkglobal.com

Kodak Roger Paul Markham Marketing Manager

Capture and Imagelink Products
Document Products & Services
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
roger.markham@kodak.com

OakWood Worldwide Traci Robinson-Williams

Director, Government Marketing & Travel Channel Management
trobinsonwilliams@oakwood.com

Interview with Stephan Schmitt

Vice President of Marketing
StorageWorks Division
Hewlet-Packard Company

Interview with David Frigeri

Vice President
General Manager
Content Delivery
Internap

Interview with Paul M. Joyal

Managing Director, Public Safety & Homeland Security
pjoyal@nationalstrategies.com
www.nationalstrategies.com

Interview with Tim Conway

Senior Vice-President and Managing Director
ACS Federal Solutions
tim.conway@acs-inc.com

Interview with Tom Knowlton

Vice President of Operations Ultralife Corporation
knowltontr@redblackcomm.com
www.redblackcomm.com

Interview with Tom Rigsbee, P. Eng.

Market Development Manager
U.S. Federal Government Markets
Motorola, Inc.

Interview with Tim Onoff

President of NSI
www.nationalstrategies.com

Dave Gardy introduces the FOSE2009 Show

A Front Row Seat to the White House

Tuesday, March 10
8:00AM - 8:30AM Comcast Spotlight's Inside the Beltway presents Ed Henry, CNN Senior White House Correspondent

9:00AM - 10:00AM Chris Anderson Editor-in-chief, Wired Magazine
For the People and By the People: Delivering on the Promise of Gov 2.0

Outside of government , a generation of consumers is growing up in Web 2.0, where popular sites are fast, easy to use and full of user participation tools, from comments to popularity rankings. Why shouldn't government websites offer the same sort of experience? This question, which has been asked for a decade, has never been easier to answer: they should and they can. The technology has never been cheaper and easier to implement than it is today. And with the first Wired president having come into office on the back of a social networking-driven campaign, there's no shortage of encouragement from the top. There are limits to how far government sites can go, to be sure, due to regulations and law. But simply making public information that is already available easier to find and use could go a long way towards engaging an online citizenry with government in ways that can benefit both parties. This talk will look at examples in both federal and state government and see where they went right ... and wrong.
As Editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, Chris Anderson is one of the most knowledgeable and articulate voices on the future of technology and how it shapes our culture. Fresh on the heels of his insightful presentation at Smithsonian 2.0, this keynote address, which he is crafting specifically for the FOSE audience, promises to be powerfully thought-provocative for the government IT community.

11:45 AM-01:15 PM AFFIRM Luncheon: Intelligence Community Enterprise Solutions

Ever wonder how government intelligence agencies are using social networking tools to provide immediate access to vital intelligence information? Join us on March 10 as we explore the intelligence world's use of microblogging, community wiki, instant messaging, search, media sharing, and other forms of collaboration. You'll learn about the ubiquitous web-based information sharing and collaboration capabilities in use today among policy makers, warfighters, combatant commands, law enforcement, and other communities.

8:00 a.m. Welcome & Opening Remarks Barry Rosenberg, Editorial Director, Domestic Defense 2009 part 1

8:05 a.m. Keynote Address - THE EXPANDING ROLE OF U.S. MILITARY FORCES IN DEFENDING AMERICA
Lt. Gen. Steven Blum, Deputy Commander, U.S. Northern Command
It’s been 130 years since the U.S. military was permitted to engage in law enforcement activities on domestic soil. That is still the case, but the Pentagon’s recent approval of a rapid reaction force greatly expands the role of the military in domestic defense. This session examines the challenges ahead for such a force.

The Washington Convention Center was unable to provide a suitable audio feed for this event. We apologize that only lower quality room ambient audio was available.

8:00 a.m. Welcome & Opening Remarks Barry Rosenberg, Editorial Director, Domestic Defense 2009 part 2.

8:05 a.m. Keynote Address - THE EXPANDING ROLE OF U.S. MILITARY FORCES IN DEFENDING AMERICA
Lt. Gen. Steven Blum, Deputy Commander, U.S. Northern Command
It’s been 130 years since the U.S. military was permitted to engage in law enforcement activities on domestic soil. That is still the case, but the Pentagon’s recent approval of a rapid reaction force greatly expands the role of the military in domestic defense. This session examines the challenges ahead for such a force.

The Washington Convention Center was unable to provide a suitable audio feed for this event. We apologize that only lower quality room ambient audio was available.

Wednesday, March 11, 9:00AM - 10:00AM Hewlett-Packard Company

Technology for Better Mission Outcomes

11:45- 1:15 PM The Brave New World of the 5 Day War: Where Cyber and Military Might Combined for War Fighting Advantage

Speakers:
Paul M. Joyal, Managing Director, Public Safety and Homeland Security Practice, National Strategies Inc.
Stephen Spoonamore, Partner, Global Strategic Partners
Gary Warner, Director of Research in Computer Forensics, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
Eka Tkeshelashvili, Secretary, National Security Council of Georgia

Thursday, March 12, 8:30AM
Keynote with Vivek Kundra, OMB

Thursday, March 12, 9:00AM - 10:00AM
A Conversation with Louis Freeh

The Former Director of the FBI Speaks on the Convergence of Homeland and Cyber Security Louis Freeh was dubbed "the singularly best-suited person in America to run the FBI" by former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and "a law enforcement legend" by President Clinton, who appointed him director in 1993.
His compelling expertise and tireless approach to government security and counterterrorism issues facing today's complex world have redefined conventional criminal investigative methods. Heralded for transforming the FBI from a national law-enforcement agency to a global-security institution, Freeh doubled the number of bureau branches worldwide. The FBI's focus on counterintelligence, cyber crime, DNA technology, and electronic surveillance expanded and put Freeh at the forefront of a global war on terror.
Freeh's landmark investigations with high-profile cases will be the focus of his conversation with GovSec / U.S. Law attendees. His presentation promises to deliver fascinating stories from the most secure depths of Washington and beyond. Data security, outsourcing, and loss prevention are sure to be discussed, given his background as a lawyer and consultant to Fortune 500 companies around the globe.

4 Ways to Recession-Proof Your Training & E-Learning Development with Atlantic Link

Atlantic Link's Dr. Richard Hyde presents Government Business Solutions 2-13 at the FOSE conference in Washington, DC.

BR-08 Lessons Learned Information Sharing
Thursday, March 12th – 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Speaker:
Dan Silverman, Senior Representative, Lessons Learned Information Sharing/DHS
This Briefing will provide an overview of LLIS.gov, the national, online network of lessons learned, best practices, and innovative ideas for the emergency response and homeland security communities.

Azimuth Awards

The 2009 Azimuth Awards took place on Thursday, March 12 to highlight the lifetime achievement of two individuals in both the public and private sector. Selected by the CIO Council, both winners are recognized at the invitation only awards dinner.
Azimuth 2008 winners were:
Government Executive
David Wennergren, Deputy CIO, Department of Defense
Industry Executive
Steve Ballmer, CEO, Microsoft