Enterprise Mobility & Wireless Seminars ™
The Age of the Mobile Enterprise is Here.
What Does it Mean for IT?

Join us in Milwaukee when Top IT Executives from leading, area organizations discuss a range of issues to help you succeed:

• How to balance enterprise data security and the need to access that data any time, any where
  
• Best practices for developing mobile device policies that user-accepted and deliver results
  
• Mobile computing technologies and trends that will influence how you manage this shift
  
• Integrating Wireless into your mobile plan across LANs, Celluar other networks and across mutliple platforms.
  
• And More!

AGENDA
7:30AM - CHECK IN & NETWORKING

OUR KEYNOTE PANEL

	Michael Biagioli, CIO, Waukesha County,has over 38 years of experience. Under his leadership, technology has moved closer in alignment with the business needs of the county, with a focus on measured Return on Investment for the implementation of technology improvements. Mr. Biagioli has moved IT away from custom in-house developed application, traditional for government IT, to an organization that functions as a system integrator for Off-the-Shelf software packages. This has allowed for reduced development staff, while increasing data analysis, business analysis, and project management. Waukesha County has also carefully implemented outsourced functions, where they make business and technical sense.
	Jim Tarala, CIO,Schenck over 25 years of technology-related business and consulting experience in industries ranging from accounting, wholesale/distribution, retail, and systems-integration. He is chairman of Schenck’s Information Technology Committee, which is charged with technology planning, budgeting and adoption firm-wide. Recent projects include tax preparer workflow, document management, client portals, a new SAN infrastructure, and a firm-wide Windows 7 deployment. Prior to joining Schenck, Jim was a co-founder of Business Data Systems.
	John D Hillmer, Director of IT Operations & Infrastructure, Northwestern Mutual In his 32 years at Northwestern Mutual, John's roles have included application development, IT project and SLA management, infrastructure services, and technology management. He is currently responsible for the company's Service Operation organization that is based on the ITIL service management framework. John received his Bachelors of Science degree with honors in computer science from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, and holds a number of professional certificates for continuing education in system analysis, project management, business management, and ITIL.
	William Caraher, CIO, von Briesen & Roper , has 18 years of experience managing and supporting technology in fast-paced environments. He is currently the CIO for von Briesen & Roper, a top law firm in Wisconsin. In 2011, Bill was named Emerging Technology champion of the Year by the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA). He serves on the board of the Wisconsin IT Leadership Forum and he is an advisor to startup and established companies on technology, strategy and Social business. Bill obtained his undergraduate degree from DePaul University and his MBA from Marquette. Bill is also a part-time, adjunct professor of Marketing & Social Business for the Graduate School of Management at Marquette.
	Moderator: John Hines Jr., member of Clark Hill’s Intellectual Property Practice Group concentrates his practice in the areas of intellectual property, technology licensing, technology procurement and outsourcing, electronic commerce and information management. He regularly counsels clients on technology and computer-driven liability. He also advises businesses on policies and practices relating to data protection, document retention, reputation management, social media, and generally to the dissemination ofcontent in an electronic environment. He teaches Internet law and Intellectual Property at Northwestern University School of Law and speaks and writes regularly on legal issues related to technology and the onine environment.

EXECUTIVE BRIEFINGS

	Getting To A "Mobile First" Mentality J Schwan, President & Founder of Solstice Mobile and Bottega Sol will discuss how to utilize mobile technology for driving customer awareness, consideration and intent, how to encourage customers to use mobile for on-demand purchases of products and services.
	Building Your Mobile Strategy Asif Bakar, President of Xorbix Technologies will discuss key points of putting together your mobile strategy as well as provide a framework for your your business.
	Roadmap to Enterprise Mobility Chad Dirks, Enterprise Mobile Business Analyst from Softweb Solutions and Richard Mancuso, Lead, Custom Software Development Practice, Project Leadership Associates will provide a brief understanding for Enterprises to identify with the mobile lifecycle stages they will experience when considering mobility.  Key topics will include understanding cross-platform tools available, pros & cons of Rich Internet, Hybrid and Responsive Design (website) applications as well as discuss popular trends in mobile architecture as well as the impact of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policies and how to manage with MAM and MDM solutions.

Who Should Attend:

• CIOs
• Senior IT and LOB Executives
• VPs & Directors responsible for Infrastructure, Security and Mobile Computing
• Any IT Executives and Managers who provide IT and mobile communications support to LOB functions

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