Applied Information Economics
  For Government IT Risk Assessment and Performance Evaluations

January 21-22, 2003
The Performance Institute Training Center- Arlington, VA

 

 

Measure the Performance of IT Investments

 

˛     Calculate Risk and Evaluate Success of IT Projects

˛     Provide Concrete, Quantitative Results for even Hard-to-Measure “Intangibles”

 

Increase the Effectiveness of IT Decisions

 

˛     Create an Efficient Risk Analysis and Performance Evaluation Framework

 

Integrate AIE into Existing IT Operations

 

˛     Achieve Seamless Compliance

with A11, the Clinger-Cohen Act, GRPA and the President’s new Performance Management Agenda

 

Get Ahead of the Curve with the Latest Tools and Strategies for IT Performance Management

 

Federal and state mandates are requiring more aggressive capital planning, performance measurement and careful costing of all government IT projects.  To assist you in meeting these challenges, The Performance Institute presents the Government Technology Performance Training series, 2002, presenting best practices and cutting-edge new tools and strategies for IT Risk Assessment, Performance Measurement and Cost-Benefit Analysis.

Doug Hubbard, inventor of the Applied Information Economics (AIE) methodology, will guide you through the strategic innovation, from its inception to its present day real-life application in government IT around the country and the world.  Leaders from government IT share their insights into best practice performance management and the strategic use of this new tool to measure IT performance, assess IT risk and manage IT investment.

More than ever, it is critical to the success of any IT program to plan financially, build a strong business case, and show measurable results.  Discover the latest tools and strategies for calculating IT risk and financial planning and measuring the performance and the cost savings.  Conduct accurate cost benefit analysis and learn strategies for assessing hard-to-measure “intangibles.”   Applied Information Economics is a powerful and adaptive tool for helping manage your entire IT portfolio.  Use AIE for effective project management, cost allocation, risk analysis and performance measures.

To acquire these best practices in a “roll up your sleeves” setting, you are invited to attend this training program on the latest innovation in IT risk assessment and performance evaluation: Applied Information Economics.  This event offers unlimited interaction and dialogue on these most pressing issues.  Space will be limited, so be sure to contact us right away.  Please register yourself and your team today by calling 703-894-0481 or visit us on-line at www.PerformanceWeb.org.

 

   

 

Agenda:

Day One: January 21, 2003

7:30

Continental Breakfast & Networking

8:30

Keynote & Applied Information Economics Tutorial

10:45

Break

11:00

 Keynote & AIE Tutorial (Continued)

12:00

Luncheon

1:15

Best Practices: The Bureau of Engraving & Printing

2:15

Break

2:30

 Advanced Methods: The Latest Developments in Quantitative Methods for IT Decision-Making and Metrics

3:30

 Panel Discussion: What IT Leadership Wants

4:15

Adjourn

 

Day Two: January 22, 2003

7:30

Continental Breakfast

8:30

 Best Practices: The Environmental Protection Agency

9:30

Best Practices: Performance Metrics with AIE at HUD

10:30

 Break

10:45

Policy Update

11:45

Networking Luncheon

1:00

Latest Research: Using Real Options in IT

2:00

 Break

2:15

Latest Research: Measuring the Web for e-Government

3:30

 Panel Discussion: Strategic Partnerships

4:15

Adjourn

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:

The fee for attending Applied Information Economics for Government IT Risk Assessment and Performance Evaluations is $795.

Group Discounts:

Contact James Lewis  at the Performance Institute at 703-894-0481 for more information about group discounts.

Administrative Note:

A 10% cancellation fee on registration will be charges for cancellations received less than three weeks from the date 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.