February 28 - March 2, 2005
Free* Exhibition: March 2, 2005
*Free for Government Professionals
Ronald Reagan Building, Washington, DC

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Your Full Conference Registration includes:

• Conference Materials
• Admission to any of the 18 Conference Sessions
• Admission to all Four Keynote Addresses
• Admission to any of the Four Tutorials
• Admission to the Wireless/RFID Exhibition (March 2)
• Admission to the Professional Networking Reception (March 2)
• Breakfast and lunch daily

Wireless/RFID Program Advisory Board

GOVERNMENT

Byron Barker, National Team Leader, Defense Spectrum Office, DISA

Edward Case, Deputy Director, Information Operations (J-6) and Chief Technical Officer, Defense Logistics Agency

Gene Cummins, Radio Communications Manager, Montgomery County, Maryland

Linda Cureton, Deputy Assistant Director/Deputy CIO, Office of Science and Technology, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

Lee Holcomb, CTO, Department of Homeland Security

Preston Marshall, Program Manager, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)

Richard Martin, Deputy Director, Office of Information Analysis and Access, Environmental Protection Agency

CAPT Sheila McCoy, Information Assurance Team Leader, Department of the Navy CIO (DON CIO)

Susan Moore, Director, Telecommunications Policy and Planning, Department of Agriculture

NON-GOVERNMENT

Rajeev Aggarwal, President, Compubahn

Pat Hastings, Public Sector Federal Marketing Manager, Hewlett-Packard

Brant Kennedy, Global Director, Government Sales, Nokia Enterprise Solutions

Riz Khaliq,Global Wireless e-Business Executive, Public Sector IBM Pervasive / Wireless e-business

Ted Phillips, Senior Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton

Tim Winters, Security Solutions Manager, Northrop Grumman

Pat Ways, Principal Advisor, Compubahn

Conference At-a-Glance

Wireless communications are an integral part of the Government's telecommunications infrastructure. Ultimately, IT and IS professionals will no longer need to concern themselves with whether end users are on wired local area networks (LANs) or unwired devices but whether these next generation wireless systems are enhancing capacity and performance.

Those tasked with implementing wireless solutions to help meet mission goals and create efficiencies are faced with many challenges including security, policy/spectrum issues, and understanding applications and ROI from emerging wireless services and technologies – including RFID.  This second annual Wireless Conference & Exhibition will help these government professionals overcome those challenges by providing an interactive learning environment to explore the possibilities and learn from others who are implementing wireless technologies.

Choose from:

• Keynotes by recognized leaders in Wireless / RFID Technologies
• Four half-day intensive tutorials
• Three conference tracks featuring 18 sessions with built-in time for questions and commentary
• One day exhibition, showcasing innovative solutions and valuable Wireless / RFID technologies

And Don't Miss the RFID Targeted Sessions

A variety of RFID sessions are available including:

• Comprehensive RFID Tutorial on February 28, addressing an introduction to RFID technology and RFID applications.
• Sessions throughout the program marked “RFID”.

Register Today! Questions, call 800-746-0099 or email info@e-gov.com.