GITEC 2013: Making the Most of Mobility

Game-changing technologies let users remain productive from anywhere.

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<li>Sanjay Sardar, CIO, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission</li>
<li>Mark Day, Director, Office of Strategic Programs, Integrated Technology Services, Federal Acquisition Service, GSA</li>
<li>Jeff Day, Chief Technology Officer, Veterans Affairs Department's Central Office IT Support Services</li>
<li>Rod Turk, Chief Information Security Officer and Director of the Office of Cyber Security, Department of Commerce</li>
<li>Ken Rogers, Chief Technology Strategist and Director of the IT Strategic Planning Office, State Department</li>
<li>Keith Trippie, Executive Director, Enterprise System Development Office, Department of Homeland Security</li>
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<li>Many agencies are movng from notebook computers to lighter devices such as tablets to meet the demands of traveling workers.</li>
<li>Security concerns have lagged behind mobility advances, but they're catching up.</li>
<li>DHS' Carwash effort is speeding mobile app development by automating security and usability scans as well as testing.</li>
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