Day 1 Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Registration/Exhibits
Time 7:30a 8:00a Event Registration Check-In Opens Exhibits Open Affiliation Registration is required for all attendees More than 30 Exhibit Booths of Mobile Solutions Location Amphitheater Foyer Amphitheater Foyer and Oceanic Rooms A&B

Featured Presentation
Time 8:00a 8:20a Speaker Chris Smith Ted Schadler Affiliation USDA/CIO Forrester Research, Inc. Location Amphitheater Amphitheater

Breakout Session Presentations Amphitheater

Time 9:00a

Polaris

Hemisphere
Host: TBA Title: The Consumerization of the Mobile Enterprise Presenter: Tony Kueh Affiliation: Antenna Software Link to Abstract Title: Developing an Enterprise Mobility Strategy Presenter: Bob Emerick Affiliation: Deloitte Consulting, LLP Link to Abstract

Host: TBA Host: TBA Title: Sustaining the Next Title: Comprehensive Identity Generation Knowledge-Enabled Management from Desktop to Mobile Agricultural Worker Presenter: Brent Williams Presenter: John Landwehr Affiliation: Equifax Inc. Affiliation: Adobe Systems, Inc. Link to Abstract Link to Abstract Break Title: Emerging Mobile Mapping Trends and Technologies at USDA Presenter: Matthew Bechdol Affiliation: Esri Link to Abstract Break

9:45a 10:00a

Title: Expanding the Perimeter Presenter: Randy Wood Affiliation: Cisco Link to Abstract

10:45a

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Amphitheater
Time 11:00a Host: TBA Title: Workforce Mobility Solutions for Federal Agencies: Todays Technology Best Practices Presenter: Robert Greenspan Affiliations: Citrix Link to Abstract 11:45a 1:00p

Polaris
Host: TBA Title: Best Practices for Mobilizing a Government Workforce Presenter: Jeremy Onysko Affiliations: Global Relief Technologies

Hemisphere
Host: TBA Title: Leveraging GPS Enabled Mobile Applications for Agriculture Presenter: Glenn Kletzky Affiliations: Mobile Epiphany

Link to Abstract Link to Abstract Lunch Break (Reagan Center Summer Concert Series and Food Court: http://www.itcdc.com/explore.php?p=7) Title: Mobile Computing Title: Enabling your Enterprise Title: Surviving a World Gone Devices Applications to Exploit Mobile Mobile: Tectonic Shifts in Presenters: Rebecca Ehler, Computing Market Trends Information Security Government Acquisitions, Inc.: Presenter: Steven P. Visconti Presenter: Ginelle Osworth Dawn Placek, Hewlett Packard Affiliation: IBM Affiliation: Computer Associates Affiliations: Government Acquisitions, Hewlett Packard Link to Abstract Link to Abstract Break Title: Motorola Solutions Enterprise Mobili! ty Presenter: Phil Haritos Affiliation: Motorola Solutions, Inc. Link to Abstract Break Title: Managing and Supporting Multiple Mobile Platforms in Your Enterprise Presenter: Jay Jawahar, Zenprise Affiliation: Three Wire Link to Abstract Title: Oracle Mobility: High-Impact, Mobile Solutions Presenter: Peter Fisher Affiliation: Oracle Link to Abstract Title: SharePoint on a Diet: Developing for Mobile Presenter: Harold E. Smith III Affiliation: Twin Soft Corporation

1:45p 2:00p

Title: Securing Mobile Devices in Government Presenter: Charles Ross Affiliation: McAfee Link to Abstract

2:45p 3:00p

Title: Securing Your Mobile Device for Government-Specific Applications: Two-Factor Authentication For Mobile Devices Presenter: Gene Haffner Affiliation: Verizon Link to Abstract

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3:455:00p

Opportunities to Visit the Exhibit Booths

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Day 2 Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Featured Presentation
Time 8:00 Speaker Willie Jow Affiliation SAP Location Amphitheater

Breakout Sessions Presentations

Time 9:00a Amphitheater Host: TBA Title: USDA/FS Presenter: TBA Affiliation: USDA Forest Service Polaris Host: TBA Title: Budget Cuts During a Mobility Boom: Best Practices for Stretching Your Wireless Budget and Managing the Wireless Device Lifecycle Presenters Josh Garrett, Keith Martin Affiliation: Sprint Link to Abstract Break Title: Mobile Anywhere Anytime Support Presenter: James P Baker Affiliation: Unisys Link to Abstract Break Title: Streamlining USDAs Conservation Programs Through Integrated Mobile Strategies Presenter: Lane Price Affiliation: USDA Link to Abstract Hemisphere Host: TBA Title: Good Technology Presenters: Kristina Maugg,

Jessica Satterwhite
Affiliation: Good Technology

Link to Abstract 9:45a 10:00a Title: USDA/OCIO (GIS) Presenter: TBA Affiliation: USDA Link to Abstract 10:45a 11:00a Title: Mobile Device Solutions Presenter: Mark Baier Affiliation: Microsoft

Link to Abstract Title: Mobile Devices Presenter: Kathleen Mason Affiliation: Dell Link to Abstract Title: Mobile Security Presenter: Patty Arcano Affiliation: Active Identity

Link to Abstract 11:45a

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Lunch Break (Reagan Center Summer Concert Series and Food Court: http://www.itcdc.com/explore.php?p=7)

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Time 1:00p

Amphitheater Host: TBA Title: Mobile Broadband and Enterprise Mobile Applications Presenter: Al Dethlefsen, Patrick Andrews Affiliation: AT&T Link to Abstract

Polaris Host: TBA Title: Virtual World Technology Presenter: Elizabeth McKenna, Kurt Tometich Affiliation: USDA Link to Abstract Break

Hemisphere Host: TBA Title: Next Generation Endpoint Encryption Solutions Presenter: Steve Hardwick Affiliation: Trend Micro

Link to Abstract

1:45p Time 2:00p 2:454:00p Speaker

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Owen Unangst, USDA/OCIO Mobilizing Your Business Capstone Panel Amphitheater Opportunities to Visit the Exhibit Booths

Title of Talk: Sustaining the Next Generation Knowledge-Enabled Agricultural Worker: Effectively delivering the right information and applications, to the right place, at the right time Presenter(s) Name(s): John Landwehr Presenter(s) Affiliation(s) Adobe Systems, Inc. Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: John Landwehr; landwehr@adobe.com; 650-787-8100 Topic Area(s): Native and web-based mobile applications (development and management tools) Mobile computing devices (management) Use cases for mobilizing a workforce and/or mobilizing customers Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes Abstract: Agricultural workers are, by their very definition, mobile creatures. Whether a farmer, a USDA teleworker, or a USDA field worker, anywhere an agricultural worker can stand, they must have ease of access to the information and tools that enable them to effectively do their job. Mobile computing is a natural fit for the agricultural worker and will soon be the computing platform of

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choice. In fact, the numbers of mobile internet users are set to exceed the numbers of desktop internet users within the next 2-3 years. However, the simple transcoding of the desktop web to a generic mobile device is an inadequate solution. It often translates to a loss of context, information, engagement, and ultimately capability. In order for agricultural worker to truly transact business through mobile devices, the right information, in the right context, must be effectively delivered in an engaging experience. And that requires device-specific coding. Unfortunately, with the explosive growth of mobile computing comes the explosive growth of devices, each with its own operating system. This proliferation of devices and form factors has led to a bottleneck in mobile content and application development as USDA application developers are forced to either place a bet on which OS/platform will ultimately prevail as the market leader, or struggle to build and maintain separate mobile platforms. Todays agricultural application managers must be equipped with the tools needed to quickly, and efficiently, evolve mobile sites and applications, and target the appropriate personalized content on a case by case basis rather than force fitting the desktop experience across devices. This seminar will deliver an overview of the challenges faced by those managing programs or developing applications for the mobile agricultural worker. Pain points and application development recommendations will be discussed. Relevant case studies and lessons learned will be explored. In addition, technology that delivers seamless, scalable deployment of applications across a multitude of platforms (desktop, mobile and tablet) will be reviewed. The participants of the seminar will learn how to: Customize and repurpose existing content for optimal display on mobile phones, smartphones, and tablet devices. Automatically adapt web experiences to device types and sync changes between native applications and the web. Reduce mobile development costs, eliminate the need for building separate, siloed mobile sites. Speed mobile website and application creation, access an authoring environment for a quick review and approval from a tablet. Use automatic device detection to deliver optimized new media content such as images and videos. Leverage native device capabilities such as geo-location services. Effectively target mobile users with specific content or offers based on their profile or device type. Return to top of page

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Title of Talk: Comprehensive Identity Management from Desktop to Mobile Presenter(s) Name(s): Brent Williams, Chief Architect Anakam Identity Services Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Equifax Inc. Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 1010 N Glebe Road, Suite 500, Arlington VA 22201; brent.williams@equifax.com; 703-963-7209 Topic Area(s): Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes Abstract: In todays multi-dimensional change environment, the variety of means that end users employ to interact with the enterprise is highly dynamic desktop, mobile phones, voice call centers, and face to face. How do IT professionals and business leaders offer more and more services to end users while also reducing the risk of such interaction across platforms a comprehensive view of identity that understand what devices, networks, and applications an end user is using, and controls access based upon the risk presented. During this session we will explore best practices, lessons learned, and emerging tools in identity management when trying to deliver an end-to-end identity management solution that enables trusted interaction with employees, trusted stakeholders, and the general public across all of the potential media and devices on which they interact with the government. Return to top of page A Title of Talk: The Consumerization of the Mobile Enterprise Presenter(s) Name(s): Tony Kueh Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Antenna Software Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 111 Town Square Place, Jersey City, NJ; jsomers@antennasoftware.com; 201-217-3817 Topic Area(s): Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes Abstract:

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Internet usage via smart phones and tablets is on a path to overtake the PC in just a few short years. This unprecedented ramp-up time, the likes of which has never been seen before, has blurred the line of how mobile technologies impact both business and personal applications, causing organizations to build and deploy mobile apps quickly and cheaply, without an eye for careful, long-term planning. The result: stranded, disenfranchised mobile apps with limited user interface and backend capabilities that can significantly hurt employee productivity, reputation and user satisfaction. The stranded app scenario compounded with the demand by the workforce for business apps delivered on their personal devices and accessible through an app store model has IT departments scrambling to find clarity out of mobile chaos. In this presentation, Tony Kueh, Senior Vice President, Product Management for Antenna Software will address the challenges of the consumerization of the mobile enterprise and how organizations can best prepare now to avoid the long-term costs of securing, managing, maintaining, updating and modifying stranded apps across multiple devices and platforms. Key topics and takeaways of the discussion will include: How best to stand up and sustain a constantly evolving and complex mobile environment How organizations can tap into the ease-of-use and utility that defines consumer apps within an enterprise environment to create more meaningful relationships with users How to achieve true, cross-platform capabilities optimized for each device How to securely manage, publish and deliver native apps, mobile Web and hybrid apps to any device Real-world examples of how organizations have mobilized their businesses. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Expanding the Perimeter Presenter(s) Name(s): Randy Wood Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Cisco Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 13600 Dulles Technology Drive, Herndon, VA 20171; rwoodiii@cisco.com; 408-894-3580 Topic Area(s): Use cases for mobilizing a workforce and/or mobilizing customers Abstract:

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Randy Wood is Vice President, Global Collaboration Technology Strategy at Cisco. In this role, Randy is responsible for refining, evolving and projecting Ciscos global collaboration technology strategy and vision. Through close partnership with Ciscos Collaboration business units, Randy ensures a cohesive and unified process for customer-field-business unit technology alignment and success. At the USDA Mobility Conference Randy Wood will present use case examples for mobilizing a workforce, putting people at the center of collaboration, providing access to relevant content any time, any place, from any device, bringing together people, process and content to create workplace efficiency and measured return on investment. Telework will be one of the factors considered around the impact of a mobile workforce. Use case examples can include those for NRCS, FSA, RD, and / or others as needed. Randy will discuss extending collaboration, leverage insights, best practices, and capabilities across government and partners to assist USDA in its mission to provide leadership on food, agriculture, natural resources, and related issues based on sound public policy, the best available science, and efficient management. Cisco mobility solutions enable employees to be connected anytime, anywhere, and on any device; facilitating communication and collaboration across the USDA community / stakeholders, and the stakeholders outside USDA (customers, and third parties such as banks, universities, hospitals, etc.) Return to top of page Title of Talk: Emerging Mobile Mapping Trends and Technologies at USDA Presenter(s) Name(s): Matthew Bechdol Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): ERSI Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 3944 State Road 327, Auburn, IN 46706; mbechdol@esri.com; 703-506-9515 Ext. 8008 Topic Area(s): Primary Topic: GIS and GPS in a mobile world Secondary Topics: Native and web-based mobile world applications

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Use cases for mobilizing a workforce and/or mobilizing customers Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes Abstract: Since 1969, Esri has given customers around the world the power to think and plan geographically. Esri and USDA have collaborated for over 30 years and maintained an Enterprise Software Licensing Agreement since 2001. Using the Esri mobile platform, USDA field staff capture, update, and analyze geographic information for rapid decision making. Today, USDA mission areas have deployed thousands of Esri mobile solutions, but a paradigm shift from bulky, disconnected workflows is quickly being replaced with streamlined, smartphone data collection by USDA staff and customers alike. This presentation will review the past and current use of mobile mapping requirements at USDA and offer insight into the future solutions, architectures, and approaches for USDA in the very near future. Return to top of page

Title of Talk: Developing an Enterprise Mobility Strategy Presenter(s) Name(s): Deloitte Consulting, LLP Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Deloitte Consulting, LLP Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): USDA Today Mobility Value Mobility Challenges How to Succeed Abstract: USDA Today The USDA has over 130,000 employees and contractors working each day in over 14,000 USDA offices and remote locations around the world. A significant percentage of these workers are out in the field for the entire day or a significant portion of the day. Thousands of times each day, these mobile workers use paper forms to record information and then have to drive to a remote office or their home and manually key collected data into an information system for processing.
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In very rural areas, or when the inspection caseload is high, several days may elapse between when data is collected via paper forms and when the data is keyed into USDA information systems. Re-keyed data may inadvertently not be collected or incorrectly transposed. As a result, the USDA is experiencing the same problems other large organizations with large mobile workforces face: High transaction costs, more time being spent in the office rather than in the field, suboptimal productivity, excessive data latency and recurring data quality problems. These problems have a profound impact on the USDA operating budget, operational effectiveness, employee morale, customer satisfaction and public image. Put simply, this issue is impacting USDAs ability to accomplish their mission. Mobility Value Readily available mobility hardware, software and wireless networks can be combined to create a powerful tool for eliminating paper forms and redundant data entry, providing anytime, anywhere access to information, improving the timeliness of business intelligence data and increasing worker productivity. Government agencies and private enterprises have purchased millions of smartphones and tablets in the past 12 months to reap these benefits. As these devices become more powerful and user-friendly, business value will continue to improve. Mobility Challenges While mobility clearly can provide business value, there are challenges that must be addressed as well. What is the most efficient way to provision and distribute hardware and applications for tens of thousands of users? How do you apply patches and update applications on devices that never come into the office? How do you ensure the devices are being used appropriately? How do you back up and protect sensitive data? How should mobile applications be designed to handle intermittent wireless connectivity and highly variable connection rates? How do users move from smartphone to tablet to desktop over the course of the day without losing access to their data? What is the best way to interface with enterprise applications and databases from a mobile device? How do you prevent unauthorized access to an increasing number of Internetaccessible business applications? How do you architect web applications so that they work correctly and provide an acceptable user experience on different size displays? How to Succeed Deloitte Consulting has successfully planned and delivered over 40 large-scale mobility projects for a wide range of government and commercial clients across many industries and countries. The scope of our project experience includes business strategy, technology strategy, security risk identification & mitigation, application development and turnkey systems integration. Based on our extensive experience, Deloitte has developed and steadily refined a comprehensive enterprise mobility framework that identifies areas of the enterprise impacted when mobility solution are

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deployed. Deloitte has also established a best-in-class portfolio of enterprise mobility services and project accelerators that transforms even the largest enterprises from wish list to deployed mobile applications and measurable productivity improvements in a matter of months. Using the Deloitte approach, large organizations can standardize on a smaller number of multi-purpose devices, simplify device management and reduce lifecycle TCO. The organization can also standardize on a smaller number of mobile application architectures which will accelerate the development learning curve, result in reusable design patterns, reduce development costs and significantly reduce development risk for future mobile applications. This presentation will provide a holistic overview of enterprise mobility and show the many technology, business process and human capital impacts of large-scale, enterprise mobility initiatives. The presentation will also provide a roadmap for how these issues can be rapidly identified and efficiently addressed. Finally the presentation will provide recommendations for how to effectively provision, support and secure mobile devices and will provide an overview of best practices for developing mobile applications. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Workforce Mobility Solutions for Federal Agencies Presenter(s) Name(s): Robert Greenspan Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): N/A Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 851 W. Cypress Creek Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309; Robert.greenspan@citrix.com; 954-683-3135 Topic Area(s): Native and web-based mobile applications; mobile network management and services; delivering mobility; infrastructure, people, processes; and use cases for mobilizing a workforce and/or mobilizing customers. Abstract: The future of federal employee telework is now, with Congress recently passing new legislation that creates a policy framework and procedures for government telework programs across the country. The Telework Enhancement Act directs federal agencies to appoint their own telework managers and assimilate teleworking into contingency operations. Despite this commitment to telework and workforce mobility, federal agencies continue to express concerns about such issues as data security and worker productivity. New advances in information technology from

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Citrix Systems, Inc. offer agencies improved solutions for mobile work, both during normal conditions and in a disaster situation. These technologies, including application, desktop and server virtualization, provide a high level of data security; are easy and cost-effective to implement, use, and support; and deliver excellent reliability and consistent performance across different usage cases. They also allow the freedom to use a wide variety of computing devices, network connections, and existing agency software and infrastructure. Our presentation at the USDA Conference will describe best-practice technologies offered by Citrix for telework, workforce mobility and disaster recovery that have been proven successes in private industry. They enable federal agencies to expand initiatives with the least expense and staff resources, while giving employees simple, secure and reliable solutions for connecting to the information and tools they need to remain productive while working remotely. Citrix mobility solutions allow federal government agencies to: Control and secure applications and data through application virtualization. Introduce desktop virtualization to provide a full user desktop as an on-demand service. Ensure quick recovery from any interruption using server virtualization. Ensure maximum productivity and optimize wide-area networks (WAN). Strengthen data security by implementing policy-based IT controls. Protect against theft and loss. Incorporate single sign-on access and password management. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Workforce Mobility Solutions for Federal Agencies Presenter(s) Name(s): Jeremy Onysko Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Global Relief Technologies Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 30 New Hampshire Ave. Portsmouth, NH 03801; Jeremy.Onysko@grt.com; 603-422-7333 Topic Area(s): GRTs presentation will focus on the foundations for best practices in mobilizing a government field workforce by relating to Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HA/DR) applications of field mobility and collaboration. The approach will be provided in guideline

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format and draws upon knowledge that GRT has acquired by their work in the field with organizations such as the American Red Cross, USAID, US Military, and others. Abstract: The presentation shows how particular situations in the expeditionary field are dealt with currently, identifies key questions an organization considering mobilizing its workforce should be asking itself, and explores applicable and extensible strategies for organizations through actual case studies. The presentation shares ongoing research in the realm of HADR, emphasizing how HADR events require technological support that is different from more traditional commercial field mobility applications, and how to determine what your organizations unique needs are. The presentation describes and highlights the necessity of evaluating and assessing a technology platform that is right for the organizations field mobility needs. Particular properties of events are examined from GRTs extensive experience, including choosing, deploying, training, and supporting field mobility operations. Also, best practices for collecting and collaborating with data including the use of GIS and GPS will be discussed. Ultimately, this presentation provides an organization interested in operating in the field mobility world a current best practices overview of how to incorporate innovation and efficiency in the field. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Leveraging GPS Enabled Mobile Applications for Agriculture Presenter(s) Name(s): Glenn Kletzky Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Mobile Epiphany Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 2675 S. Abilene St. Suite 100, Aurora CO 80014 Topic Area(s): GPS in a Mobile World Delivering Mobility: Infrastructure, People, and Processes Abstract:

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The USDA, like all important government organizations, has many employees, many different types of assets to track and many processes to follow. And as often as their process is understood and managed, it can often change. Sometimes by way of legislation and other times by way of simply discovering better process. But organizations with these issues need a means by which to mobilize their business processes quickly and make changes to those processes as fast as they need to be made. This talk will review the Mobile epiphany technology as means to accomplish these goals and quickly mobilize these workflows out to todays modern mobile devices in a secure and cost effective manner. Special focus will be placed on the advantages of leveraging rapid configuration capabilities rather than the slow and arduous process of custom development of software, to better deploy geospatially intelligent mobile applications so that the USDA can more accurately and efficiently track their agricultural assets, conduct compliance inspections, ensure consistent application of rules, laws and process and collect various types of field data. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Mobile Computing Devices Presenter(s) Name(s): Rebecca Ehler; Dawn Placek Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Government Acquisitions, Inc; Hewlett Packard Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Government Acquisitions, Inc.; 231 West Fourth Street Suite 310, Cincinnati, OH 45202; Rebecca.Ehler@gov-acq.com; 703-400-1216; Hewlett Packard; 10319 Citation Way, Laurel, MD 20723; Dawn.Placek@hp.com; 410-8804708 Topic Area(s): Mobile computing devices Use cases for mobilizing a workforce and/or mobilizing customers Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes Abstract: Government Acquisitions and HP propose outlining upcoming technologies that can assist the USDA mobilize its workforce and business practices. Our presentation would detail the capabilities, unique features, and benefits of the latest mobile computing devices from HP.

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As a long-time provider of optimized IT solutions to the U.S. Federal Government, Government Acquisitions is familiar with the mission requirements and challenges that the USDA and other federal agencies face on a daily basis. Our strategic manufacturing partner, HP, is a leading technology provider to enterprises and the federal government. Our goal for this presentation would be to leverage our expertise towards a practical discussion of mobile computing and a competitive analysis of similar devices and platforms. In addition to describing upcoming HP solutions, our presentation will outline specific case studies that demonstrate the increased productivity and communication that mobile devices can deliver. Some of the mobile computing solutions we will cover include: Software Platforms: Including operating systems, such as HPs webOS. Smartphones: Including such advanced mobile phones as the HP Pre and Veer. Tablets: Including such tablet computers as the HP TouchPad. Notebooks: Including such mobile workstations as the HP ProBook and EliteBook.

To engage participants, our presentation will focus on the practical applications of mobile computing to the federal work environment. It will be led by senior account managers from Government Acquisitions and HP who are experienced both in mobile computing and in the unique needs of federal agencies. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Enabling your Enterprise Applications to Exploit Mobile Computing Market Trends Presenter(s) Name(s): Steven P. Visconti Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): IBM Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 525 Lincoln Drive West Suite #305 Marlton, NJ 08053; Visconti@us.ibm.com; 856-355-2333 Topic Area(s): Native and web-based mobile applications (development and management tools) Abstract: IBM will discuss the Market Trends in todays mobile environment and discuss strategies to

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enable your Web Experience to Mobile. We will discuss how to leverage your existing application and content by integrating once, deploy to a Browser, Tablet, Smart Phone, Kiosk, with Web Experience and Mobile Solutions. We will also share how that Experience can then become a Mobile Multimodal Contextual Experience by extending your applications without rewriting them to support the device attributes such as voice, GPS, Cameras etc and even run in a disconnected mode when connectivity is not available. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Surviving a World Gone Mobile; Tectonic Shifts in Information Security Presenter(s) Name(s): Ginelle Osworth Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Computer Associates Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: N/A Return to top of page Title of Talk: Securing Mobile Devices in Government Presenter(s) Name(s): Charles Ross Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): McAfee Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 12010 Sunset Hills Rd. 5th floor, Reston, VA 20190; Charles_Ross@mcafee.com; 510-914-0177 Topic Area(s): Mobile computing devices (management) Abstract: With government agencies deploying more smartphones and tablets on their network with

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critical data on them, its imperative that these devices be as secure as any PC. Learn how mobile security works from seamless provisioning to continuous compliance to remote security. Also gain an understanding of how to create a roadmap for complete mobility management, leveraging the latest security technology and enabling new delivery models. Return to top of page Title of Talk: Motorola Solutions Enterprise Mobility! Presenter(s) Name(s): Phil Haritos Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Motorola Solutions, Inc. Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): Relevance to mobilizing a government workforce or mobilizing government customers Learning outcomes for the participants Presentation Approach and Level of Participant Engagement Abstract: Motorola Solutions welcomes the opportunity to participate in the USDA Anywhere Mobile Computing Conference. For nearly 85 years, Motorola has provided the federal government with the most reliable, innovative, and secure mobile computing and communications solutions that help accomplish missions and save lives. Relevance to mobilizing a government workforce or mobilizing government customers

The federal government is responsible for protecting the health and safety of its citizens. Every day, employees in a wide range of agencies make on-the spot decisions to protect the nations food supply, borders, the health of the public, aid to disaster victims, and more. Yet paper-based and other manual processes impede the movement of information, reducing employee productivity and inviting error. With a secure mobile voice and data device in hand, workers have instant access to the most up-to-date information possible for better decision making, along with the tools needed to take immediate action. The result is improved operational efficiency, accountability, accuracy and security. Learning outcomes for the participants

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Some of the following technologies will be discussed: Small form-factor mobile computing devices running a range of line of business applications relevant to USDAs mission, Advanced Data Capture technologies for inspections and surveys, RFID technology for tracking and logistics, Unified Communications for collaboration, Mobile Device Management, Wireless Networking for near ubiquitous connectivity, Professional/Managed Services and more. Participants will come away with a better understanding of the Return on Investment (ROI) of enabling mobile applications and will glean insight into Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by deploying Motorola Solutions technologies and services. Motorola Solutions provides holistic, soup-to-nuts solutions to mission critical challenges; from the development and deployment of secure wireless networking infrastructure (including backhaul - Microwave, Wi-Fi, Mesh/ad-hoc and 4G/WiMAX networks, and more) to proven edge mobile computing and communications devices. Presentation Approach and Level of Participant Engagement We would be honored to speak about past solutions, present a road map of future technologies and a broad range of potential solutions to the USDA. Oral presentations with PowerPoint, live demonstrations, and a Table Top presence are planned. Return to top of page

Title of Talk: Oracle Mobility: High-Impact, Mobile Solutions Presenter(s) Name(s): Peter Fisher Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Oracle Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 1910 Oracle Way, Reston VA 20190; peter.fisher@oracle.com; 703-585-8640 Topic Area(s): Managing Mobility Data Abstract: ORACLE MOBILITY: HIGH-IMPACT, MOBILE SOLUTIONS Oracle Database Lite has been incorporated into thousands of businesses and government agencies worldwide. Each of these organizations saw an opportunity to leverage Oracle Database

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Lite to better manage and deploy resources. The goal of our presentation is to have our audience walk away with: How Oracle Lite can reduce operating costs How Oracle Lite can increase employee productivity How Oracle Lite can help in their improvement in the delivery of services. Our presentation will focus on such topics as: Oracles view on an effective mobile workplace Utilizing data in a mobile environment with an online experience Real life experiences in the Federal workplace

SYNOPSIS OF ORACLE MOBILITY OVERVIEW Oracle Database Lite is an integrated and complete solution for rapid development and deployment of high-impact, mission critical applications for mobile and lightweight environments. Oracle Database Lite is an addition to Oracle Database for enterprises wanting to increase employee productivity, reduce operation costs, or improve customer satisfaction. It extends the grid environment to mobile and embedded devices, allowing mobile workers to access enterprise data even in the absence of a network connection. Additionally, Oracle Database Lite uses data synchronization to allow these workers to reliably and securely exchange data with a corporate Oracle Database. ORACLE LITE: THE ONLINE EXPERIENCE, OFFLINE While bandwidth has increased, so too has usage. While coverage has spread and networks have grown in size, there are still significant gaps and inconsistencies. Today, bandwidth is still limited and coverage is poor. Whether there is network connectivity or not, an employee should have access to the necessary business data. The enterprise mobile workers of today want an experience identical to the connected experience: continuous access to data that is unconstrained by bandwidth and coverage. Oracle Database Lite provides the experience of continuous access to data unconstrained by bandwidth and coverage. Offline mobile applications developed using Oracle Database Lite allow employees to connect to the network and bring a set of business data from their enterprises central systems down to their mobile device. This data can then be accessed by the application without network access. The employee can choose to re-connect to the network at any time (when it is available) to synchronize data. Through synchronization, the latest enterprise data (e.g. a location of a fire) is transparently brought down to his or her device and changes the employee has made while on the go (e.g. response to a fire) are seamlessly transferred to the central servers. Offline mobile applications give all mobile employees immediate access to the data they need, wherever they

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may be, independent of network connection or coverage. They are crucial in helping government agencies streamline field operations, automate data capture processes, improve operation services, and most importantly optimize distributed assets. A Case Study : UNITED STATES COAST GUARD Semper paratus - always ready. From search and rescue missions to homeland security, the men and women of the United States Coast Guard face challenges every day. Having the tools to meet them should not be one of them. The United States Coast Guard had an existing on-shore, enterprise system called Large Unit Financial System (LUFS) which was widely used by procurement and contracting personnel. When the Coast Guard decided it wanted to deploy a mobile version of LUFS (LUFS-to-GO) to its cutter ships, it faced many challenges. First, both the lack of network availability on sea and prohibitive costs of satellite network connectivity required an offline solution that provided all the functionality of the on-shore LUFS system. Second, the data on LUFS-to-GO had to easily synchronize with data on the existing LUFS system. Additionally, Coast Guard personnel familiar with LUFS had to be able to use LUFS to GO. Finally, the system could not require a dedicated Oracle database system administrator. In developing LUFS-to-Go, Global Computer Enterprises (GCE) employed Oracle Database Lite to fulfill these requirements and helped the Coast Guard reap tremendous benefits. Without continuous connectivity, cutter personnel could still perform inventory transactions remotely. Subsequently, no network costs were incurred and the productivity of the cutter personnel increased. When the cutters docked, the onboard data was fully synchronized with the shorebased system, ensuring data accuracy and integrity while significantly reducing the delays of entry into LUFS. The operational costs of the system were further reduced with the consolidation of the four regional LUFS databases. Oracle Database Lite enabled United States Coast Guard personnel to perform financial transactions and maintain important financial data while at sea, anytime, anywhere. Come hear more about Oracles Mobility Platform and how it can help you meet your mobility needs and requirements. Return to top of page

Title of Talk: Securing Your Mobile Device for Government-Specific Applications: Two-Factor Authentication for Mobile Devices Presenter(s) Name(s): Gene Haffner Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Verizon Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Gene Haffner Mobile; 913.424.6350; Gene.Haffner@Verizonwireless.com

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Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: Verizon Wireless and Verizon Business team up to present solutions to mobilize applications and documents in a secure manageable environment. Many factors have to be considered with such projects from Operating System requirements and device specifications to the environmental conditions in which the device will operate. Together Verizon Wireless and Verizon Business will be presenting information on business partnerships that help mobilize forms and documents, the compatibility with each of the operating systems and presenting multiple devices to meet your environmental needs. Very important to this presentation is securing the data on the device. You will learn several methods that makes securing the data on the device easy to manage and easy to deploy in order to truly mobilize USDA workers.

Return to top of page Title of Talk: Managing and Supporting Multiple Mobile Platforms in Your Enterprise Presenter(s) Name(s): Jay Jawahar, Zenprise Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Three Wire Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Jay.jawahar@zenprise.com Topic Area(s): Mobile computing devices (management) Abstract: The popularity and ubiquity of Android and iOS devices in the consumer market is leading to growing user demand that Agencies support the use of these devices in the workplace (both Government and user owned) Well speak about the many challenges presented and how agencies can successfully plan for, deploy, manage and support these devices in their environment while staying in compliance with policy and security mandates. Further well also discuss a vision of the future workforce where PDAs and tablets of any flavor are fully deployed and utilized by a mobile workforce beyond

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simple e mail extension services. Return to top of page Title of Talk: SharePoint on a Diet: Developing for Mobile Presenter(s) Name(s): Harold E. Smith III Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Twin Soft Corporation Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 2318 Mill Road, Suite 1030, Alexandria, VA 22314; hsmith@twin-soft.com; 703.835.9909 Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: Nearly every agency within the Federal Government has invested in Microsoft SharePoint and its related services. Agencies have leveraged SharePoint to deliver content, collaborate, build workflows, and deliver documents to end users. Thus, SharePoint has become an essential tool to most federal employees and contractors for day-to-day operations. Devices such as Smart Phones and Tablets have given agencies new ways to utilize the workforce to consume information on the go. No longer is the typical worker tied to their desk to perform their daily tasks. Concurrently, workers in the field are no longer limited to what information they had before leaving the office. Mobile devices now enable immediate and secure access to critical data limited not by walls but only by where a worker can receive a cellular broadband signal. Porting SharePoint data to mobile devices has some severe challenges. Natively, SharePoint is bandwidth intensive as Microsoft took the approach of include all scripting that you may use in the page instead of a load on demand approach. So, browsing a native SharePoint site on a mobile device utilizing basic cellular signal provides an extremely slow connection to the point the site and content are unusable. Although with a simpler appearance on the surface, browsing and editing list content has the same limitations, creating extreme user frustration. Despite improvements in cellular broadband networks and infrastructure, optimization of SharePoint data for the mobile platform is urgently needed. Twin-Softs experience designing, building, customizing and maintaining SharePoint Sites,

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Farms, and infrastructure in widely varied architectures for a broad spectrum of customers has provided a unique vision into what SharePoint has to offer and what it can do on a mobile device. We have deviated from the normal presentation methods of SharePoint on a native web browser and have extended SharePoint natively to the iPad. Utilizing customized views of SharePoint, customized Web Services, we have managed to break down SharePoint data to the bare essentials, greatly reducing the footprint of SharePoint to empower mobile users to consume SharePoint sites and data.

Return to top of page Title of Talk: USDA/FS Presenter(s) Name(s): TBA Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): USDA Forest Service Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: N/A Return to top of page Title of Talk: Budget Cuts During a Mobility Boom: Best Practices for Stretching Your Wireless Budget and Managing the Wireless Device Lifecycle Presenter(s) Name(s): Josh Garrett; Keith Martin Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Sprint Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Josh Garret; Josh.garrett@sprintspecialfulfill.com; 317-733-.6478 Keith Martin; Keith.martin@sprint.com; 703-592-4683 Topic Area(s): Mobile computing devices (management) Mobile network management and services

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Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes Abstract: The latest advancements in network technology, devices, or applications may be key enablers for mobilizing a workforceand certainly grab attention and headlines. However, effectively scaling a wireless program while simultaneously managing costs is a key success factor for any mobility program. This talk focuses on best practices (dos and donts) for several key elements of the wireless device lifecycle: Ordering, fulfillment, device management and care, bill analysis, and technology refresh. Each element presents critical opportunities to not only save wireless budget dollars, but also to save time for end users and labor for those managing the program. Ordering: Effectively implementing a role-based system controlling who is able to order what specific devices, coverage analysis, routing approvals, notifying users/administrators of order tracking/status. Fulfillment: Custom kitting to include asset tagging, software loading, device setup testing, custom packaging with agency-specific forms/instructions and even charging the battery. Device Management and Care: Custom reporting by device type, age, use, agency, program, AHC, etc. Seed stock and logistics/costs for replacement/warranty items. Bill Analysis: Trending and custom exception reporting to analyze anomalous usage, such as extended zero use, very low use, excessive texting/minutes/data, 411, international. Technology Refresh: Program management best practices for efficiently migrating to new wireless technology/devices. Satisfying green policy mandates by responsibly recycling devices AND recovering funds via Sprint buy-back program. The talk will cite government case studies, custom kitting examples, and web portal examples (possibly live, assuming ability to connect and display on-screen). Return to top of page Title of Talk: Good Technology Presenter(s) Name(s): Kristina Maugg, Jessica Satterwhite

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Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Good Technology Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Jessica Satterwhite; jsatterwhite@good.com; 650 486 6923 Kristina Maugg; kmaugg@good.com; 650-486-6917 Mike Christensen; mchristensen@good.com; 301 520-5250 Topic Area(s):

N/A Abstract: Good Technology empowers enterprises, government agencies, and their employees to securely and comfortably shift between business and personal productivity on todays most popular mobile devices. Good for Enterprise delivers safe collaboration, ironclad data loss prevention, and secure application distribution across the spectrum of iOS- and Android-enabled smart handheldswhether theyre company or personally owned. Good for Government protects sensitive Department of Defense data, both Over the Air and on devices with military-grade encryption. Finally, Good for You offers device manufacturers a secure, white-label solution for creating custom social-media environments Return to top of page Title of Talk: USDA/OCIO (GIS) Presenter(s) Name(s): Stephen Lowe Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): USDA Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: N/A Return to top of page

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Title of Talk: Mobile Anywhere Anytime Support Presenter(s) Name(s): James P. Baker Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Unisys Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: N/A Return to top of page Title of Talk: Mobile Devices Presenter(s) Name(s): Kathleen Mason Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Dell Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: N/A Return to top of page Title of Talk: Mobile Device Solutions Presenter(s) Name(s): Mark Baier Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Microsoft Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Mark Biear; mabiear@microsoft.com: 12021 Sunset Hills Rd. Reston, VA 20190 Kent Cunningham; Kent.Cunningham@microsoft.com: 12021 Sunset Hills Rd. Reston, VA 20190 Topic Area(s):

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Native and web-based mobile applications (development and management tools) Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes Abstract: Find out how new mobile and collaborative solutions from Microsoft can provide flexible and powerful access to your information keeping you connected while you are in motion or disconnected from your line of business systems. Increase your productivity by having dynamic access to your information wherever you are. Learn about heterogeneous device management solutions. Discover the current and upcoming phone and slate solutions offered by Microsoft and determine which is best for you and USDA. Title of Talk: Streamlining USDAs Conservation Programs Through Integrated Mobile Strategies Presenter(s) Name(s): Lane Price Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): USDA Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Lane Price; 4407 Bland Rd, Ste 117, Raleigh, NC 27609; Lane.Price@nc.usda.gov; 919-873-2105 Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: NRCS initiated the Conservation Delivery Streamlining Initiative (CDSI) to implement a more effective, efficient, and sustainable business model for delivering conservation assistance across the Nation. Benefits to the Nation's Farmers, Ranchers, and Taxpayers Improving how NRCS serves our customers will benefit our land and producers by: Reducing the average number of trips that clients will have to make to an NRCS field office Enabling NRCS and clients to finalize conservation planning and decision-making while in the field, Accelerating the timeline between applying for a program and having a signed contract Accelerating the time between applying a practice and receiving payment for that practice Offering clients 24/7/365 service for many tasks

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Return to top of page Title of Talk: Mobile Security Presenter(s) Name(s): Patty Arcano Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Active Identity Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: N/A Return to top of page Title of Talk: Mobile Broadband and Enterprise Mobile Applications Presenter(s) Name(s): Al Dethlefsen; Patrick Andrews Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): AT&T Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: N/A Return to top of page Title of Talk: Virtual World Technology Presenter(s) Name(s): Elizabeth McKenna, Kurt Tometich Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): USDA Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Elizabeth McKenna, 2150 Centre Avenue, Fort Collins, CO; Elizabeth.mckenna@ocio.usda.gov; 970-295-5264

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Kurt Tometich, 2150 Centre Avenue, Fort Collins, CO; Kurt.Tometich@ocio.usda.gov; 970-2955247 Topic Area(s): N/A Abstract: We do more than simulations, we use the technology for training and collaboration.

Return to top of page Title of Talk: Next Generation Endpoint Encryption Solutions Presenter(s) Name(s): Steve Hardwick Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): Trend Micro Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: 8312 Cahill Dr. Austin Texas; Steve_hardwick@trendmirco.com; 512-773-4704 Topic Area(s): Mobile computing devices (management) Abstract: With the increase of mobile computing devices, management of endpoint data protection has become even more critical. However, the number of solutions needed to accomplish this goal can be daunting. It is important to ensure a secure data solution for the current infrastructure while planning for future cloud based solutions. The goal of the exhibit is to demonstrate solutions to the various challenges Taking advantage of hardware based endpoint encryption while meeting management and compliance requirements Preparing for transition to Cloud based computing to ensure security and minimize end user impact. Requirements for Breach Notifications at the state and federal levels. Return to top of page

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Title of Talk: Mobilizing Your Business Capstone Panel Presenter(s) Name(s): Owen Unangst Presenter(s) Affiliation(s): USDA/OCIO Presenter(s) Address, Email Address and Phone Number: Owen Unangst; 2150 Centre Avenue, Fort Collins, CO Topic Area(s): Native and web-based mobile applications (development and management tools) Mobile computing devices (management) GIS and GPS in a mobile world Use cases for mobilizing a workforce and/or mobilizing customers Mobile network management and services Delivering mobility: infrastructure, people, processes

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