Announcing a Timely, Comprehensive Conference on

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1 Announcing a Timely, Comprehensive Conference on BIG DATA for GOVERNMENT -Analytics and Applications- Experts from DoD, DOE, NASA, the Intelligence Community, DHS, NSF, NIST, DHHS, GSA, NITRD, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, SAIC, SAP, SAS, Wyle, Aetna, NetApp, InCadence, Teradata, and McKinsey examine: Federal Government Agency Strategies, Policies, Plans and Initiatives Identifying High-Value Missions and Applications in Defense, Homeland Security, Intelligence, Healthcare, Energy, Earth Observation and more! Flexibility, Scalability and Security Issues and Solutions Using the Latest Tools and Technologies Predictive Analytics, Semantics, Cloud, Metadata, etc. Big Data Analytics Implementation: Collection, Processing, Management and Dissemination Strategies and Techniques BDA in the Enterprise Architecture Washington, DC September 18-19, Conference Management by: Technology Training Corporation

2 Big Data and Government R&D Turning Overload into Exploitable Information Assets Earlier this year the White House announced funding for a large new research and development initiative aimed at extracting and exploiting the knowledge and insights from large and complex collections of digital data to help solve some the Nation s most pressing challenges. This is in addition to numerous ongoing Big Data programs that have been initiated across the Federal Government, including the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, Homeland Security, Energy, Health and Human Services, NASA, and NSF aimed at spurring scientific discovery and innovation. This outstanding conference brings together the key government and industry experts who are shaping the direction of big data research and development across the Federal Government. They will provide you with an in-depth understanding of Federal agency strategy and plans, the status and forecast for key big data initiatives, and the latest tools and technologies being developed to exploit the massive amounts of information being collected at the Federal level. What are the most recent lessons learned from the commercial world? How is large-scale analytics being applied to ease overload for our warfighters from an increasing number of sensor inputs while providing actionable information? What applications are being developed for homeland security and intelligence analysis? What is the promise of health data analytics for developing new approaches to population health management, generating informatics-based treatments to major diseases, and coordinating response to public health crises? Synthesizing, sharing, and exploiting earth observation data? Providing the analytic basis for the next-generation of energy capabilities? What role are new tools, techniques, and technologies predictive analytics, cloud computing, metadata, etc. playing in making big data analytics at the Federal level a reality? What role can industry play? These and many other critical questions will be examined during this important two-day event. Our Distinguished Panel of Experts Mr. Alan Shaffer Mr. John Marshall Dr. Sasi K. Pillay Mr. George Thomas Dr. Farnam Jahanian Mr. Daniel A. Hitchcock Dr. Taha Kass-Hout Dr. Christopher White Dr. Dewey Murdick Ms. Ammie Farraj-Feijoo Mr. Tasso Argyros Mr. Peter Doolan Mr. Bill Perlowitz Ms. Susie Adams Mr. Loren Seibert Mr. Eric Braverman Dr. Brian Kelly, MD Dr. Lance Forbes Dr. Nancy Grady Mr. Joseph Kielman Mr. Michael DaConta Ms. Caron B. Kogan Mr. David Denson Dr. Ashit Talukder Mr. Dante Ricci Ms. Cathy H. Clark Mr. Bruce Weed Ms. Wendy Wigen Principal Deputy, OASD/ Research and Engineering (DoD) Chief Technology Officer, Intelligence Directorate, DoD/JCS Chief Technology Officer, Office of the CIO, NASA Enterprise Architect, Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Director, Computer and Information Science, NSF Associate Director, Advanced Scientific Computing Research, DOE Director, Informatics Solutions and Operations, CDC/DHHS Program Manager, Information Innovation Office, DoD/DARPA Program Manager, IARPA/ Director of National Intelligence Program Manager, USASearch, General Services Administration Co-President, Aster Data, Teradata Corporation Group Vice President/Chief Technologist, Oracle Public Sector Chief Technology Officer, Science Technology & Engineering, Wyle Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Federal Senior Architect, USASearch, GSA Partner, McKinsey and Company Chief of Health Informatics, Aetna Technical Fellow, The Boeing Company Technical Fellow, Homeland and Civilian Solutions, SAIC Senior Science Advisor, Department of Homeland Security Vice President, Advanced Technology, InCadence Strategic Planning Director Big Data, Lockheed Martin Chief Technology Officer, ISR, NetApp Chief, Information Access Division, NIST Director, SAP Federal Innovation Business Solutions Architect, Vision Systems + Technology, SAS Program Director, Worldwide Big Data Business Development, IBM Coordinator, Big Data Analytics, Natl. Coordination Office, NITRD

3 Government BIG DATA Conference Washington, DC September 18-19, 2012 I. The Latest Federal Government Strategies, Plans, Needs and Initiatives Keynote Address: Big Data Challenges and Opportunities MR. ERIC BRAVERMAN, Partner, McKinsey and Company Big Data in Defense, Intelligence and Homeland Security Perspectives from the Office of the Secretary of Defense MR. ALAN SHAFFER Principal Deputy, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Technical Challenges and Capabilities for Defense DR. CHRISTOPHER WHITE Program Manager, Information Innovation Office, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Joint Chiefs Perspectives MR. JOHN MARSHALL Chief Technology Officer, Intelligence Directorate, Joint Chiefs of Staff (tentative) Department of Homeland Security Perspectives and Initiatives MR. JOSEPH KIELMAN Senior Science Advisor, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) National Science Foundation Perspectives and Initiatives DR. FARNAM JAHANIAN, Assistant Director, Computer and Information Science and Engineering Directorate, National Science Foundation (NSF) National Aeronautics and Space Agency Perspectives and Initiatives DR. SASI K. PILLAY, Chief Technology Officer, Office of the Chief Information Officer, National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA)

4 Department of Energy Perspectives and Initiatives MR. DANIEL A. HITCHCOCK, Associate Director, Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research, Department of Energy (DOE) National Institute of Standards and Technology Perspectives and Initiatives DR. ASHIT TALUKDER, Chief, Information Access Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Networking and Information Technology Research and Development Initiatives MS. WENDY WIGEN, Coordinator, Big Data Analytics, National Coordination Office for Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) II. Status and Forecast for Government Large-Scale Analytic Programs and Initiatives HealthData.gov An Innovation Catalyst MR. GEORGE THOMAS, Enterprise Architect, Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Linked Data and Big Data: Complementary Capabilities in an Open Source Platform and Data Subsystem Integration Framework: Top Down Design and Bottom Up Mapping Meets Social Meta/Data Curation Security and Privacy: Fine Grained Access from Data Element Access Services to Securing the Data (Not Just the Device) Health Knowledge Graph: Enabling Question and Answer Agents and Decision Support Systems 2.0: Surveillance Solution in the Cloud DR. TAHA KASS-HOUT, Director, Division of Informatics Solutions and Operations, Centers for Disease Control (CDC), DHHS GovCloud Implementation Sharing Platform Analytics and Tools Impact at Local, State and Federal Levels We Didn t Try to Grow a Bigger Ox: Why USASearch Uses Hadoop MS. AMMIE FARRAJ-FEIJOO, Program Manager, and MR. LOREN SEIBERT, Senior Architect, USASearch, General Services Administration What is USASearch? Why and How does USASearch Use Hadoop? How Does Hadoop Help USASearch Improve Searchers Experience on Government Websites? Foresight and Understanding from Scientific Exposition (FUSE) DR. DEWEY MURDICK, Program Manager, Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) Understanding How Real-World Processes of Technical Emergence Leave Discernible Traces in the Public Scientific, Technical, and Patent Literature How those Traces can be Detected, Fused, and Prioritized Developing and Validating a Comprehensive Suite of Quantitative Measures of Technical Emergence that Generalize Across Language, Culture and Technical Area Exploring the Potential Impact of Technologies and Insights that may Emerge as a Result of the FUSE Program III. Application Insights From Industry Thought-Leaders Paradigm Revolution and the Automation of Data-Driven Science MR. BILL PERLOWITZ, Chief Technology Officer, Science Technology and Engineering Group, Wyle Hypothesis versus Data-Driven Science Explained Limitations of Hyphotesis-Driven Science Data-Driven Science Paradigm Revolution Data-Driven System Studies and Models Health Data Analytics DR. BRIAN KELLY, MD, Chief of Health Informatics, Aetna Gaining Value from Big Data MR. DANTE RICCI, Director, SAP Federal Innovation Understanding the Big Data Phenomenon Innovations Around Truly Big Data Rethinking the Technology Foundation Discussion of High Value Use Cases for Big Data (3 High Value Projects in Use Today)

5 IBM s Big Data View MR. BRUCE WEED, Program Director, Worldwide Big Data Business Development, IBM Software Group Marketplace Key Technologies Use Cases IV. Developing the Big Data Enterprise Infrastructure and Architectural Challenges and Solutions Developing the Infrastructure for Big Data Analytics DR. LANCE FORBES, Technical Fellow, The Boeing Company Architectural Challenges and Solutions MR. DAVID H. DENSON, Chief Technology Officer, ISR, NetApp Platform as a Service Information Fusion Big Data and Cloud Architectures Bandwidth Reduction Through Iterative Processing Metadata in the Cloud MR. MICHAEL DaCONTA, Vice President, Advanced Technology, InCadence Strategic Solutions; former Program Manager, Metadata, Department of Homeland Security Cloud Computing, Federal IT, Metadata and Information Management State of Cloud Standards Leveraging Big Data - Emerging Standards, Metadata, Security Requirements Developing the Cloud Strategy Cloud Interoperability V. The State-of-the-Science in Big Data Analytics Post Data Capture Analytics MR. PETER DOOLAN, Group Vice President/Chief Technologist, Oracle Public Sector Jump-start your Big Data Projects Simplify Integration with Hadoop Manage All your Data - both Structured and Unstructured Deliver Lightning-Fast Reporting, Analysis, Modeling, and Planning Integrating Structured and Unstructured Data MS. SUSIE ADAMS, Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Federal New Analytics Capabilities and Challenges DR. NANCY GRADY, Technical Fellow, Data Scientist, Homeland and Civilian Solutions, SAIC Driving Adoption and Impact with Big Data Analytics MR. TASSO ARGYROS, Co-President, Aster Data, Teradata Corporation What are Key Challenges in Deploying and Driving Wide Adoption of Big Data How to Move from Storing and Collecting Big Data to Analyzing Them How Big Analytics Discovery Platforms Complement Tools like Hadoop Examples of Big Analytics with the Teradata Aster Platform The Process of Predictive Analytics MS. CARON B. KOGAN, Strategic Planning Director Big Data, Lockheed Martin The Opportunity Offered by Predictive Analytics Capabilities in Predictive Analytics The Discipline of Predictive Analytics Success Criteria Contextual Scoring MS. CATHY H. CLARK, Business Solutions Architect, Vision Systems + Technology, Inc., a SAS Company Would you like to be an exhibitor at this conference? Host a breakfast, lunch or beverage reception during the conference? Please contact Marcus to find out how your organization can participate.

6 Mailing Information Enclosed is a check payable to Technology Training Corporation to cover registration(s) of the following individual(s): Name: Position: Management approval by: Company/Organization: Street: Mail Code: City: State: ZIP: Phone (area code): ( ) Ext: Fax (area code): ( ) Home Address: Street: City: State: ZIP: Mail or Fax the credit card information below directly to TTC. Card Number Signature Expiration Date Auth. Code L036 government big data Washington, DC September 18-19, 2012 Individual AIE member Active Military Teams 3/more Registration: 8:15 a.m. September 18, 2012 Program begins at 9:00 a.m. Washington, DC September 18-19, 2012 Holiday Inn Rosslyn at Key Bridge 1900 North Fort Myer Drive, Arlington, VA Tel: (703) or (800) (Ask for a special rate by mentioning Technology Training ) Attendance is limited to US, NATO, and allied countries only. We reserve the right to alter the published program if necessitated by circumstances beyond our control. The material presented in this program is based on unclassified technology and unclassified technology application areas. ACCOMMODATIONS: Attendee accommodations must be arranged directly with the hotel. MM/SF Registration Methods Information/Registration: (310) Register by FAX: (310) Register online: TechnologyTraining.com Sponsor/Exhibit Inquires: (310) Mail Registration to: fee: Conference Active Military Technology Training Corp. Dept. GBD-C P.O. Box 119 Torrance, CA Individual GBD-C $500 $1,290 $995 $795 SOCO Advisory 11-02: Accordingly, the reasonable per day attendance fee for purposes of JER a(7) is now $675. Special Hardship Scholarship Program A number of seats have been set aside for every seminar and conference for any motivated attendee who is unable to attend due to severe financial limitations of his/her company or if they are under very tight military limitations. Students will be eligible for a very substantial discount whether attending singularly or in a group. A Scholarship Fund is partially reimbursed by the Technology Training Institute Please call or for details. payment policy: Payments, both domestic and international, must be received on or before the first day of the conference. No attendee will be admitted into the conference without payment by either check, credit card (VISA, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover and Diners Club accepted) or U.S. Government purchase order. CANCELLATIONS: Substitutions may be made at any time. A cancellation service charge of $150 will be rendered for all cancellations received fifteen days or more prior to the start of the conference date. Registrants whose cancellation requests are not received fifteen days prior to the individual conference, as well as no shows, are liable for the entire registration fee. You must obtain a cancellation number from our registrar. Tuition, conference documentation, and refreshments, are included in the fee. ABOUT THE SPONSOR AIE AIE Members Teams of 3 or More (each) The American Institute of Engineers (AIE), established in 1990, is a multi-industry association of engineers and scientists dedicated to promoting the interests of technical professionals via publications, educational events, representation before political organizations, and awards programs (including the Academy Hall of Fame for Engineers and Scientists) TTC Printed in USA