ADVISORY/ITAA Media Advisory: OMB Associate Director Mark Forman, Analysts and IT Industry Experts to Highlight Opportunities in the Government Marketplace for the IT Services Sector.Assignment Desks ADVISORY...Thursday (Feb. 20) --(BUSINESS WIRE) The Federal government may be a preferred customer again this year, as the commercial sector continues to show restraint in information technology (IT) spending. What is the market outlook for the federal government? Will the states, many facing budget shortfalls, follow the fed's lead or retreat? What is on the minds of government Chief Information Officers? Get the answers to these and other questions at ITAA's Outlook for the IT Services Sector: Opportunities in Federal and State Government Martketplace.
WHAT: IT Analysis and Outlook Event focused on Government Markets
WHEN: Thursday February 20, 2003
11:00am - 5:30pm
WHERE: Millennium Broadway Hotel
145 West 44th Street (Btw. 6th Ave and Broadway)
New York, NY
WHO: Speakers include:
-- Mark Forman, Associate Director, Office of Management and
Budget
-- David Weild IV, Vice Chairman, NASDAQ
-- Harris Miller, President, ITAA
-- Scott Lewis, VP, INPUT
-- Jim Kane, President, Federal Sources
-- Paul Wohlleben, Partner, Grant Thornton LLP
-- Steve Carrier, SVP, Northrop Grumman Information
Technology
-- Robin Lineberger, SVP, BearingPoint
-- Kenneth Johnson, President, CACI
-- Ed Caso, Managing Director & Senior Director, Wachovia
Securities
-- Don Blair, SVP, Raymond James
-- John Nyland, VP Public Sector, IBM
-- Irwin Pfister, EVP, Schlumberger Ltd.
-- Ed Burns, President, State & Local Government Division,
CIBER
-- Bill Loomis, Managing Director, Legg Mason
-- Jim Thomas, VP, TATA Consultancy Services
-- Neil Isford, VP, Dell/Plural Professional Services
HOW: Members of the media can obtain more information and register
here: http://www.itaa.org/events/event.cfm?EventID=604.
Space is limited.
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