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Thursday, November 19, 2009
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Renaissance Mayflower Hotel
East Ballroom
1127 Connecticut Avenue N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
Hotel: 800.228.7697
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Sponsored By:
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During the past year, leaders in the Open Architecture debate have moved beyond building the case for upgrading legacy systems. Now that the services have begun implementing open architecture systems into everything from aviation assets to C4I and ships, the real debate centers around whether these early efforts are demonstrating any return on investment.
Consider, for instance, that since last year's Summit, the Navy has taken its first steps under ACB 08, to bring OA into the surface fleet. The USS Bunker Hill (CG-52 ) underwent the initial efforts to separate the software from the hardware on a surface combatant. Now as the Navy is preparing to move into ACB 12, what efforts and opportunities has the service outlined for the next modifications? Be sure to attend the Summit for all of the latest developments in this critical area.
Other key players in the debate are systems operators. Find out whether or not they are seeing any early results from the implementation of open architecture, and what those results can mean for your organization. Also, learn about opportunities available for both large and small contractors.
Everyone knows that a system is only as good as its parts. So as systems are opened up to enable third parties to contribute components, what risks do the services run? You'll learn about the risks and also take away useful insights about guidelines and measures that need to be taken to ensure that opening up combat or C4I systems doesn’t introduce vulnerabilities.
And new this year, learn from experts inside the federal government about efforts beyond OA. Find out how the government is beginning to explore cloud computing and virtualization.
At The 2nd Annual OA Summit, you will take part in provocative discussions on:
- How far into the systems (radar, weapons, sonar, EW, communications) can you move OA principles?
- With OA, can the latest capability software updates be delivered to the warfighter in the field?
- Combat systems modernization dilemma: Upgrade or replace and at what cost?
- The Future Surface Combatant (FSC): Is there an opportunity to accelerate the timeline to achieve Navy’s goal to moving to an OA combat system?”
Between the networking opportunities among key decision makers among industry, government and the military and insightful debate on the key issues, you cannot afford to miss this annual event.
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Opening Keynote
Mr. Bill Vass
President and COO, Sun Microsystems Federal, Inc. & CTO, Global Accounts and Industries, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Luncheon Keynote
Mr. Sean J. Stackley
Assistant Secretary of the Navy (ASN)
Research, Development & Acquisition (RDA)
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7:00 a.m. - Registration Open - East Ballroom
7:00 a.m. - 7:55 a.m. - Networking Breakfast
Compliments of:
8:00 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. - Welcome - East Ballroom
Mr. Geoff Fein, Lead Navy Reporter, Defense Daily (Moderator)
8:15 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. - Opening Keynote Address
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Mr. Bill Vass
President and COO, Sun Microsystems Federal, Inc. & CTO, Global Accounts and Industries, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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8:45 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. - Being Open on the Sea, Undersea and in the Air
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Moderator:
Mr. Geoff Fein
Chair
Defense Daily Open Architecture Summit |
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RADM Terry Benedict
PEO IWS |
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RADM William Hilarides
PEO Submarines
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Mr. Gerard Walles
NAVAIR AIR-4.5 |
From this panel you'll learn the answers to key questions like…
- What are the services' roadmaps for implementing OA over the next decade?
- What lessons were learned from early OA efforts?
- Will planned modernization be on schedule?
- Plus, Q & A session
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m - Networking Coffee Break
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - "Operating in the Open"
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Moderator:
Nickolas Guertin
Deputy Director
for Open Architecture PEO IWS 7B |
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Rear. Admiral James Shannon
Commander, Naval Surface Warfare Center |
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Capt. Perry Bingham
DDGRON Commander, N00 |
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CDR Timothy Trampenau
Deputy, Combat Systems Integration and OA Requirements Officer (N866B)
LTJG Ryanne Amodei
Fire Control Officer
USS Mobile Bay (CG-53) |
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FC1 Jeremy Brown
Aegis Computer Network Technician (ACNT)
USS Mobile Bay (CG-53)
Mr. Dave Miskimens
PEO Submarine-Technical Director |
After this panel, you'll come away with insightful takeaways such as:
- What operators view as the main benefits of OA systems
- What opportunities will exist for businesses to partner more effectively with government
- Balancing the wants versus the needs of technology
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12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Luncheon and Keynote Address
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Hon. Sean Stackley
Assistant Secretary of the Navy (ASN)
Research, Development & Acquisition (RDA)
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Compliments of:
1:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Industry Developers of Open Architecture
Technological advances in systems over the past few years have vastly changed the Open Architecture landscape. The need to lower the cost of upgrading current technologies is leading the military to open up competition beyond the traditional defense contractors. This session brings together some of the top experts from companies around the industry to discuss the challenges of and opportunities in moving towards open architecture systems.
3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Networking Coffee Break
3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. - Beyond OA: Looking at How The DoD, Federal Government and Industry View the Future of Delivering Information
This panel will cover key topics such as:
- Securing the Cloud
- Virtualization
- Plus, Q & A session
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Early Bird Rate
Available thru Sept 18
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Regular Rate |
| Government Attendees |
$295 |
$395 |
| Industry Attendees |
$595 |
$645 |
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This summit is aimed at senior civilian and military figures involved in defense sectors, including strategists, analysts, procurement executives, influential leaders and decision-makers in:
- Business development, sales & marketing executives looking for networking opportunities with key military officials.
- Policy, requirement and procurement officials from within the military, government and civilian defense industry.
- Senior Executives with an interest in the opportunities presented from Open Architecture.
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This conference will provide you with insight and analysis of the current challenges and opportunities facing the military and the defense industry in the new era of Open Architecture.
- Gain unparalleled insight into the future direction of Open Architecture
- Hear how executives expect the industry and policies to develop
- Identify the best business opportunities
- Network with key policy and strategy makers
- Direct your questions to those responsible for shaping OA policies.
Don't miss this opportunity to take part in this one-of-a-kind event on Open Architecture. Register Today
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Sponsorship of this event will position your company as a thought-leader in the open architecture debate.
Sponsorship Packages: Sponsorships include listings in all promotional materials, signage at the Summit and the following number of complimentary registrations:
- Breakfast Sponsorship: SOLD
- Luncheon Sponsorship: SOLD
- Reception: $20,000 (includes 4 complimentary VIP registrations)
- Coffee Break: $5,000 each (includes 1 complimentary VIP registration)
- Computer Bag: SOLD
- Conference Portfolio: $7,500 (includes 1 complimentary VIP registration)
- Lanyard: $5,000- (includes 1 complimentary VIP registration)
Contact Jennifer Green-Holmes at 301.354.1696 or jgreenholmes@accessintel.com for more information or to reserve your sponsorship.
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Defense Daily Wishes to Thank Our Event Sponsors:
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