Jason Kimrey, Director of Intel Federal

Federal IT managers discuss how they've moving from the general concept of a dynamic, on-demand IT environment to actual implementation. Transforming a government data center into a cloud services center requires an assessment of IT architecture, cloud service models, user requirements, and data and systems security. Our panel explores how that's playing out in agencies that are in the process of developing private clouds that meet federal requirements.

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Moderated by: John Foley, Editor of InformationWeek Government
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Speakers:
Myra Bambacus, Senior Advisor to the CIO at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and Center Lead for Cloud Computing
Ken Buetow, Ph.D., Associate Director of Bioinformatics and IT for NCI, and Director of the Center for Biomedical Informatics and IT, National Cancer Institute
Dr. Marv Langston, Principal, Langston Associates

This session will use case studies and reference sites on "Making Private Cloud Real" followed by a short Q&A.

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Speaker: Dave Ryan, Chief Architect, Hewlett Packard Federal
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Thought leaders on the value of Cloud computing will discuss the business value of Cloud Computing in federal data centers. Issues to be evaluated include the software, hardware, and other related costs; how shared-services efficiencies translate into savings; and the potential for recouping expenses through charge-back.

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Moderated by:
Liz Vogel, Director, Industry Standard Server Sales, US Federal Business Organization, HP

Panelists:
Russ Fromkin, Business Development, Intel Federal
Archie Reed, Chief Technologist - Cloud Security, HP
Thomas Goepel, Senior Strategist - Enterprise Business, HP
Rebecca Lawson, Director of Cloud Solutions - Enterprise Marketing, HP

Jason Kimrey, Director of Intel Federal