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Main Summit Day One

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Get the information you need NOW. Learn efficient program management processes. Gain valuable insight into managing data between enterprises. Hear from top-notch speakers from the following offices:

• Office of Information Technology, CBP
• CCI at the S&T Directorate, DHS
• Acquisition Directorate, US Coast Guard
• Office of Detention & Removal Operations, ICE

8:00 Enhancing Border Security With Information Technology

• Daily challenges of data sharing
• Enterprise network and technology report
• OIT Operational Infrastructure

Kenneth Ritchhart
Assistant Deputy Commissioner/CIO,
Office of Information Technology (OIT)
US Customs and Border Protection

8:40 SBI And SBINet Roadmap

• SBINet Program
• Tactical Infrastructure Program
• Transportation Program

Rowdy Adams
Deputy Executive Director
SBI Program

9:20 SBINet Program Management

Jack Chenevey
SBInet Program Manager
Boeing Integrated Defense Systems

10:45 Project RED RULE: Rural Economic Development Driven By Reduced Urban Logistics Exposure

• Introducing secure inland ports as both a security and flow of commerce enhancement
• The value of the public/private model
• Requirements from the key stakeholders

Lucy M. Duncan-Scheman
President and CEO
Safe Ports, Inc.

11:25 Working Together To Build A Common Operating Picture

• State and Locals as last line of defense in Homeland Security and primary source of Intelligence collection
• Importance of using a common repository to share information and clarify interdiction efforts
• EPIC support to intelligence-led policing

David Longoria
Deputy Director, El Paso Intelligence Center
US Department of Justice

12:05 Leveraging Enterprise Data For Border Management

• Bringing together fragmented data
• Performing broad-based analyses
• Creating readily-available data for efficient operations

This session will be lead by a TERADATA Senior Architect. Stay tuned for updates.

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1:35 The State Of Border Security – The U.S. Border Patrol Report

• Progress in gaining effective control of US borders between lawful ports of entry
• Current challenges of the United States Border Patrol
• Continued strategies to bring law enforcement and homeland security measures

Ron Colburn
Deputy Chief of the US Border Patrol
US Customs & Border Protection

2:15 Criminal Alien Program

• Detention and removal vs. catch and release
• Policies and procedures
• Major goals and requirements

James T. Hayes
Acting Assistant Director for Enforcement
Detention and Removal Operations
Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Track A: Land Security	Track B: Maritime Security
3:40 SCAR – Operator Envisioned, Tested And Chosen Background Presentation of the systems Future of the program Gabriel Bailey Director of Rifle Programs Fabrique Nationale Herstal (FNH), USA	3:40 Coast Guard Acquisition Directorate Update Procurement management Research and development initiatives Michael Tangora Deputy Assistant Commandant for Acquisition and Director of Acquisition Services US Coast Guard Acquisition Directorate
4:25 Helping The Emergency Response Community Exchange And Manage Information For Border Management Critical Infrastructure Inspection Management System (CIIMS) AZLink: Wireless, real-time data sharing for law enforcement Automated Regional Justice Information System (ARJIS) Bruce Baicar Program Manager Knowledge Management Tools Command Control and Interoperability Division US Department of Homeland Security	4:20 Global Maritime Situation Awareness Key issues facing situational awareness for maritime homeland security Threat response, intelligence, and infrastructure recovery plans National strategy for maritime security Guy Thomas Science & Technology Advisor National Office for Global Maritime Situation Awareness United States Coast Guard

5:05 End Of Day One

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