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Green Computing
Information Day
Hyatt Regency
Crystal City at Reagan National Airport
March 23rd - Washington,
DC
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Register
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Formed in 2008 by a group of Global-minded
IT executives, Green Computing Impact Organization (GCIO)
was created to be an active participant in transforming the
enterprise business community from an environmental
liability to an Earth conscious example of responsibility.
We do so through our collaborative membership programs and
initiatives which bring together enterprise business and IT
executives, visionaries, pundits, authorities and
practitioners all with a vested interest in the promotion
and adoption of sustainable business practices.
The
Government
Technology Research Alliance
(GTRA), contributing partner of GCIO, provides
government leaders a forum to collaborate, strategize and
create innovative solutions for today's most pressing IT
needs. The research used to drive curriculum for all GTRA
initiatives is grounded in the knowledge gleaned from the
GTRA Council. GTRA's Council consists of over 70
well-respected government executives who specialize in
Enterprise Architecture, Security, Technology, Leadership,
Defense, Health IT, Workforce Management and Green IT.
As a community our members and sponsors
provide the foundational information a company needs to make
business sustaining and environmentally responsible
decisions and directions. We work with all facets of
industry and government operations as well as educational
institutions and complimentary non-profit agencies.
Monday,
March 23rd
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13:00
- 13:15 |
Welcome
and Opening Remarks -
- Introduction to GCIO
& GTRA
- Agenda Overview
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Karen Larkowski,
Green Computing Impact Organization (GCIO)
Parham Eftekhari,
Government Technology Research Alliance (GTRA) |
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13:15
- 14:00 |
Keynote - Policies and
Technologies Shaping the Future of Green IT
Tightening budgets,
environmental concerns, a new mandates on federal
agencies, recently announced stimulus package spending
and a new administration focused on the Green movement
are converging to ensure that Green IT will continue to
be a driving force in an organization’s IT investment
strategy. Join a General Services Administration (GSA)
executive as he shares policies and federal initiatives
helping drive Green IT, shares emerging Green
technologies, and shares GSA’s view on how the Green
movement is impacting IT and other areas of both the
public and private sector.
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Houston Taylor
General Services Administration (GSA) |
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14:00
- 14:15 |
Green Business Maturity Model
(GBMM) Debrief -
- The Why, What and how of
GBMM
- GBMM roundtable sessions
introduction
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Harsh Sharma
OMG SOA SIG
Karen Larkowski,
Green Computing Impact Organization (GCIO)
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14:15
- 14:30 |
COFFEE
BREAK
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14:30
- 15:30 |
GBMM
Roundtable Discussions -
- Maturity Levels and Dimensions of
GBMM
(Scope, Requirements and Metrics)
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Moderated
Discussion
(parallel sessions) |
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15:30
- 16:00 |
User Case Study - Clean
Technology; Present Problems and Future Promise |
Jim Saliba
Cleantech Corridor |
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16:00
- 16:45 |
Roundtable
Presentations -
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Karen Larkowski,
Green Computing Impact Organization (GCIO)
Harsh Sharma
OMG SOA SIG
Parham
Eftekhari,
Government Technology Research Alliance (GTRA)
Carlos Casanova
K2 Solutions Group, Inc.
Ron Pettengill
3Rivers Analytics LLC
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16:45
- 17:00 |
Closing
Comments, Next Steps and Announcements |
Karen Larkowski,
Green Computing Impact Organization (GCIO) |
We
look forward to seeing you in Washington!!
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