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Reasons to Attend the Government Technology Performance Training Series
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Ensure Compliance: Stay ahead of the latest rules and regulations of
the newly signed 2002 E-Government Act
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Augment Project Management: Utilize best practice project management
strategies to accomplish IT goals and milestones
3
Improve IT Strategy: Develop and implement dynamic IT strategy in your
agency
4
Enhance Budget Justifications: Build a better business case for your
IT plan and your IT program
5
Design Performance Measures: Measure and report the performance of your
IT investments
6
Improve Security: Develop a safe, secure, integrated IT architecture
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Manage Risk: Improve the probability of success for your IT investments
8
Enhance Competition: Develop effective IT outsourcing strategy and deliver
results through performance-based IT contracts
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Achieve E-Government Goals: Integrate your agency’s IT strategy with
the Administration’s Citizen-Centered E-Government Initiatives
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Put Yourself on the Fast Track: Stay at the leading edge of innovation
in government IT management |
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Defining, building and managing agency
IT architecture has proven to be a significant concern for most government
CIO’s and IT specialists. In this course, participants will acquire best
practices for assessing and improving agency IT architecture strategy
and ensuring that business processes are well supported. The methodology
presented in this course will enable you to develop and manage a safe,
effective enterprise architecture in your agency in order to achieve your
agency’s mission, comply with federal mandates, and respond faster to
changes in technology and mission needs.
COURSE AGENDA:
- IT Enterprise Architecture Guidance
and Mandates
a. Updates from the 2002 E-Government Act
- Using architecture to minimize duplication and
use emerging technologies
- Privacy and Security Requirements
- Office of Electronic Government
b. Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) Framework
c. Clinger-Cohen Requirements
d. OMB Circular A-130, A-11 and Exhibit 300s
- Frameworks for Managing IT Architecture
in Government
a. Defining architecture process and approach
b. Characterizing IT baselines
c. Creating target architecture
d. Determining gaps between your current and target
architectures
e. Developing and implementing a migration plan
f. Implement your architecture plan
g. Review and update regularly
- Using IT Architecture to Align and
Assess IT Performance
a. Utilizing performance measurements and frameworks
b. Aligning IT with architecture and agency mission
c. Using architecture to drive IT decision-making
- Designing initiatives under the new
OMB Business Reference Model
a. Program Administration
b. Compliance
c. Support Delivery of Services
d. Internal Operations/Infrastructure
You will emerge from this course able
to:
- Improve the design, implementation and refinement
of agency IT architecture to fit the unique mission of your agency
- Ensure the acquisition of technologies to adequately
support business and information needs
- Increase the speed and credibility of information
sharing across agencies so you can work faster, cheaper and more reliably
March 26-27, 2003
The Performance Institute
Arlington, VA
Bring
the Government Technology Performance Training In-House!
All of the programs described are available on
an in-house basis. In-house training provides a customized, cost-efficient
method to educate staff on the new rules IT and E-Government, as well
as to provide a forum for team building and project planning. Training
is conducted by seasoned experts in E-Government and IT. Wherever possible,
actual “projects” from the client agency are used during the training
program—providing real life examples for agency staff. For more information
on in-house training options, contact James Lewis at 703-894-0481 or
write to [email protected].
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Comply with New
Mandates of the 2002 e-Government Act!
Exhibiting and Sponsorship Information:
To learn more about exhibit and sponsorship opportunities at Performance
Institute educational seminars and conferences, please call James Lewis
at 703-894-0481.
Hotel Information:
A limited number of rooms have been reserved at the Hilton Garden Inn
at a discounted rate of $142 per day. Please contact the hotel at (703)
528-4444 to make reservations. Be sure to ask for the Performance Institute
conference rate. The Hilton Garden Inn will ensure that your conference
experience is not only educational but also comfortable and enjoyable
in every aspect. For additional information on accommodations and a
variety of area attractions, please visit the hotel’s website at http://www.hiltongardeninn.com/.
Tuition:
Fees for attendance at the Government Performance
Training Series:
| Single Workshop: |
$1095 |
| Two Workshops: |
$995/each |
| Three Workshops: |
$895/each |
| Four Workshops: |
$795/each |
| Five Workshops: |
$695/each |
| One-Day Application Session: |
$495 |
Group Discounts:
Contact James Lewis at the Performance Institute at 703-894-0481 for
more information about group discounts.
Registration:
To register for a Government Technology Performance Training Series
event online, please click here.
Administrative Note:
A 10 percent cancellation fee on registration will be
charges for cancellations received less than three weeks from the sate
of the conference. As speakers are confirmed 6 months before the event,
some speaker changes or topic changes may occur in the program. The
Performance Institute is not responsible for speaker changes, but will
work to ensure a comparable speaker is located to participate in the
program.
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