IJIS Institute 2012 Winter Industry Briefing
The IJIS Institute presents an authoritative update on the justice, public safety, and homeland security information sharing and IT market at its semi-annual Industry Briefing. Join us January 18-20, 2012, for the Winter Industry Briefing in Washington, D.C.
- Detailed look at information sharing and national initiatives that impact our nation’s safety and security.*
- Multiple breakout sessions for technical staff and executives.
- Extensive networking opportunities with industry and government attendees.
- 2nd Annual Badge & Tech Benefit Gala
Who should attend? Executives, key decision makers, and software developers from the public and private federal, state, and local information technology communities who are interested in information sharing.
Media and Press Attendance at the IJIS Institute Industry Briefing: The objective of the IJIS Institute Industry Briefing is to provide a collaborative forum where government and industry executives may engage in a frank and candid exchange on issues of topical importance to the justice, public safety and homeland security IT community. Accordingly, a "non-attribution" policy will apply unless you have specific consent from the speaker and/or participant to quote them. However, if the speakers and/or participants do not consent, we ask all reporters and attendees to honor the non-attribution policy to preserve the Briefing as a completely open forum for meaningful exchange between government and industry.
Agenda
ATTENTION:
Agenda: 2012 Winter Industry Briefing (updated 01/11/12)
Agenda is tentative and subject to change prior to the event.
Speakers
Our speakers are influential government practitioners from the , the , and other federal, state, and local public safety and justice agencies as well as a select group of industry leaders. The following speakers are confirmed:
- Jeffrey Smith, Arnold and Porter, The Markle Foundation National Security Task Force
- James Burch, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Office of Justice Programs
- David Cuthbertson, Assistant Director, Criminal Justice Information Services Division Criminal Justice Information Services Division Criminal Justice Information Services Division Criminal Justice Services Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Thomas Clarke, Ph.D., Global Infrastructure/Standards Working Group (GISWG) Chair
- Kevin Plexico, Deltek/INPUT Information Systems
- Doug Robinson, Executive Director, NASCIO
- Roddy Moscoso, Executive Director, CapWIN
- Captain David J. Mulholland, Commander, Technology Service, U.S. Park Police, and many others
ATTENTION:
BIOs: 2012 Winter Industry Briefing Speaker BIOs (updated 01/16/12)
Registration Fees
| Prior to Dec. 8* | Dec. 9 and After | |
| IJIS Institute Member companies Each Member company receives one to three free registrations depending on membership dues level |
$295 per attendee | $395 per attendee |
| IJIS Institute Sustaining Member companies Each Sustaining Member company receives ten free registrations |
$295 per attendee | $395 per attendee |
| IJIS Institute Affiliate companies Affiliates who pay the registration fees to attend and upgrade to full Membership by Feb. 22, 2012, will receive a $395 credit toward their first year’s annual membership dues |
$395 per attendee | $495 per attendee |
| IJIS Institute Alliance Partner organizations Each Alliance Partner organization receives one free registration |
$295 per attendee | $395 per attendee |
| Non-member Industry | $495 per attendee | $595 per attendee |
| Academia | $295 per attendee | $395 per attendee |
| Nonprofit | $195 per attendee | $295 per attendee |
| Government (federal, state, local, tribal) | $195 per attendee | $195 per attendee |
| Walk-ins | -- | $595 per attendee |
*Early registration discounts end Dec. 8, 2012, at 5:00 p.m. EST.
Refund Policy
- Cancellations must be sent in writing to camille.bechtel@ijis.org.
- Cancellations received prior to December 23, 2011, will be issued a refund less a $50 cancellation fee.
- Cancellations received on or after December 23, 2011, are not entitled to a refund.
Hotel Information
, 999 Ninth Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20001
Hotel Reservation Information:
By Phone: 1-800-266-9432
By Online:
Please click here
This trendy hotel in Washington, DC is located in Penn Quarter, close to the Metro and 7th Street. Contact number: 1-202-898-9000
Sponsors
Get your company’s name in front of more than 350 of today’s industry and government technology leaders and decision makers.
To inquire about sponsorship opportunities, contact Samantha Styles at 703-726-4173.
Transportation
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is approximately 6 miles (10 minutes) from the hotel and is via the Yellow Line to Gallery Place (a $2.50 fare and a 15 minute ride). Taxi fare is approximately $20.
Dulles International Airport (IAD) is approximately 31 miles (30-45 minutes) from the hotel and is via the Orange Line (Vienna/Fairfax/GMU stop). To get to the Metro, purchase a ticket to board the Washington Flyer Bus 1.888.WASH.FLY, or 1.888.927.4359. Taxi fare is approximately $75.
Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) is approximately 34 miles (60 minutes) from the hotel. Taxi fare is approximately $75. Alternate transportation: Amtrak to Union Station then take the Metro Red line to hotel; fare is $35.
Hotel Parking Information
- On-site parking, fee: $30 daily
- Valet parking, fee: $40 daily
- Plus tax. In/out privileges included in daily fee. No vans allowed in garage.
Dress Code
Business casual is suggested for all meeting sessions. Speakers normally wear business attire.
