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AeroTech 2011 Early Bird Exhibit Booth Registration
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Overview |
Conference is conducted annually by the Dayton-Wright Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) since 1990. It is AFCEA’s premier aerospace technology event in the Midwest, featuring top-level speakers, technical seminars, and professional training courses.
Over 2,600 industry, government, and academic professionals interested and working in all dimensions of business and defense technologies attend. The Trade Show exceeds 100 booths featuring industry and government displays and demonstrations of emerging technologies.
InfoTech 2010 Conference theme is: "The NET—Connecting at the Speed of Need”
- Confirmed Conference Keynote Speaker: Dr. David A. Honey, Director, Research Office of the Director, Defense Research and Engineering
- Confirmed Capstone Luncheon Speaker: General Donald J. Hoffman, Commander, Air Force Materiel Command
- Confirmed Panels and Speakers:
- Wednesday Morning: ISR & Cyber: Mr. Arthur Wachdorf, 24 AF/CCE (Invited); Col Jenny McGee, 548 ISR Group/CC; Lt Col Daniel J. McDonald, ACC/ADO; Dr. Rick Raines, AF Cyberspace Center of Excellence at AFIT; Capt Jordan B. Feinstein, 38 Reconnaissance Sq.
- Thursday Morning: Enterprise IT and Logistics: Mr. Kevin V. Keck, AFMC AFPEO/EIS; Mr. Christopher Sharbaugh, AF/A4I; Brig Gen (Ret) Robert Mansfield, ASD Global; Mr. Jack White, VP, TechTeam Government Solutions.
- Thursday Afternoon: Dayton/Wright-Patt Region: “Hub of Aerospace Innovation and Excellence”: Mr. Jim Leftwich, DDC; Mr. Kerry Taylor, Director, Ohio Hub of Aerospace Innovation and Opportunity; Mr. Tom Wells, Director, 711 Human Performance Wing; Mr. Jack Blackhurst, Director, Human Effectiveness, 711 Human Performance Wing; Dr. S. Narayanan, WSRI Human-Centered Excellence; Mr. Rick Scudder, Director, UDRI Center for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Exploitation (CUE); Mr. Jeff Stanley, Deputy Director, Special Operations Support Group.
- Confirmed Banquet Speaker: General Lester L. Lyles (Ret)
InfoTech Conferences and other Dayton-Wright Chapter activities have been instrumental in helping to create the world-class infrastructure of research and development; acquisition; supercomputing; constructive and virtual modeling, simulation, and analysis; enterprise support systems expertise; government and industry technical infrastructure; and other technical capabilities that abound in the Wright-Patterson/Greater Dayton Region. This national “ Hub of Aerospace Innovation and Excellence” is a major enabling force behind Air Force Materiel Command’s leadership of the Acquisition Improvement and Air Force Smart Operations 21 initiatives; the Aeronautical Systems Center’s vital roles in Acquisition Improvement, Development Planning, and Capabilities Integration in the Air Force; the National Air and Space Intelligence Center’s increasing 24X7 Warfighter support; the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Sensors, Human Performance, Aerospace Medical, Propulsion, Air Vehicles, and Materials and Manufacturing capabilities at Wright-Patt; and the Enterprise Logistics Program Executive Officer Directorate and Enterprise Information Systems PEO Directorate elements at Wright-Patterson—all supporting Overseas Contingency Operations. |
Letter from General Donald J. Hoffman |
SUBJECT: InfoTech 2010 Conference and Trade Show |
28 JUN 2010 |
1. The Dayton-Wright Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) will hold it's 20th annual InfoTech Conference and Trade Show at the Dayton Convention Center, 18-21 October. The theme this year is "The NET – Connecting at the Speed of Need." Presentations and seminars will focus on capabilities the Air Force requires to be effective as it continues to support Joint Operations. Our Industry partners are developing innovations that will enable significant gains in all aspects of our missions. These innovations are foundational to strengthening excellence in supporting the Nuclear Enterprise, improving Integrated Life Cycle Management Processes supporting the Warfighters, implementing the Acquisition Improvement Plan, and conserving energy and resources under AFMC control.
2. AFCEA is an international, non-profit, non-lobbying group representing top military, government, and industry professionals in the fields of information technology, communications, and intelligence. Since InfoTech 2010 offers an opportunity for professional development, the conference may be designated as an alternate duty location. Supervisors may also award Continuous Learning Credits for attending the major conference events and professional development classes. Please ensure that the members of your organization are informed of this opportunity for professional development. A SF Form 1982, Authorization, Agreement and Certification of Training, must be used by government personnel to register for the conference keynote and plenary sessions.
3. The Dayton-Wright Chapter is making the conference's venue and facilities available for government "collateral meetings." I encourage you to take advantage of this venue while allowing your folks to attend the presentations and visit the Trade Show. For more information about InfoTech or to schedule meetings, contact Minda Moore or by phone at 937-879-3483. |
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Donald J. Hoffman
General, USAF
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