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

Join us in Minneapolis 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

	Joe Fousek, CIO, Fredrikson & Byron Joe has over 20 years of IT management experience. Joe oversees all aspects of Fredrikson & Byron’s IT department including: infrastructure, security, applications, development, support, training, and project management. Joe’s most important contribution is forming a technology strategy that aligns IT with the firm’s business needs and objectives.
	Ken Lee, Chief IT Architect, Xcel Energy Ken Lee is the Chief IT Architect and Director of Enterprise Architecture and Security for Xcel Energy, a combination electricity and natural gas utility providing retail service in 8 Midwestern states with annual revenues in excess of $10 billion. Ken leads Xcel Energy's IT enterprise technology direction transforming IT to be more agile and efficient as it moves towards a smarter grid. He also manages cyber security operations, including compliance with NERC CIP. Prior to joining Xcel Energy, Ken was the CEO of a venture capital funded IT services company which provided data center and systems integration services for Fortune-ranked corporations.
	Jeff Jung, Enterprise Architect, Allianz Life Insurance Company Recently, Jeff has been developing Mobility Strategies for the Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America in their efforts to enable their employees and customers while embracing the tech-heavy marketplace that consumers are addicted to.He is a 1993 graduate of North Dakota State University, where he majored in Mechanical Engineering.  After working for several years in the engineering field, Jeff realized his passion was in technology and "broke" into technology support as a help desk specialist at Wausau Insurance Companies in Wausau, WI.  Jeff quickly made his way through the ranks of IT and was actively recruited to research, implement and explain technologies to executives and senior management at numerous Midwest companies.
	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

EXECUTIVE BRIEFINGS

	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 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.
	Mobility – The New (or Only?) Way to Connect With Your Customers Richard Stone, Senior Solution Marketing Manager, Compuware, will discuss the critical customer experience elements that should be part of every company’s mobility strategy, and will share the best practices that we have developed in helping thousands of companies around the world to successfully manage their customer’s mobile experience.

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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