Josh Sutton, Global Head, Data & Artificial Intelligence
Publicis.Sapient
Mario DiNatale, CTO
Kyber Secyrity
10 AM Session (choose 1)
Data Analytics
In the era of big and bigger data, companies are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning to better ?crunch the data? and get useful outcomes. In the Workshop we will explore how companies big and small are approaching AI and the practical applications for it.
Moderator: Bill Feda The Walker Group
Panelists: Doug Bedard, Sr. Director-IT, Cotiviti
Andrew Cotter, Somerset Capital Group
Ian O'Brien, Director of Web Strategy & Engineering, Datto
Moving to the Cloud
What are the advantages of moving my company?s data to the cloud versus our own data center or a co-located data center? In this age of enhanced cyber risk, is one a more secure solution over the other? This Workshop will explore the options.
Moderator: David McKenney, Director of Product Management, TierPoint
Panelists: Chris Bernard, Managing Director, Global Technology Solutions, Cushman & Wakefield
Chris Gadwah, Engineering Tech Leader, Aetna
Ron Cebula, Voya
11:15 AM Session (choose 1)
Digital Transformation
Senior leadership must respond to an ever-changing digital world in order to better engage their customers while simultaneously reducing costs and improving their top line. The Workshop will explore opportunities to use new channels to reach customers as well as ways that companies are monetizing their current digital assets.
Moderator: Shawn Bannerji, Managing Director of Technology Officers Practices, Caldwell Partners
Panelists: Johnny Dranchak, Vice President of Innovation and Digital, Oneworld Management Company
Ross Kudwitt, Founder, Aloe
Jim Milde, President- Financial Services & Insurance at NTT Data Services
Future of Innovation
How much innovation in IT is really taking place in companies? How do CIOs and other stimulate innovation within their IT units? This Workshop will explore the answer to these questions and also identify some best practices for participants to learn from.
Moderator: Loïc Vienne, Chief Information Officer, Datto
Panelists: Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Chief Information Officer, Russel Reynolds Associates
Bernie Gracy, Chief Digital Officer, Agero
William Mayo, Chief Information Officer, The Broad Institute
Cyber Hygiene and Incident Response
Despite continuing news about hacks and ransom attacks, many employees are still not practicing good Cyber Hygiene. The Workshop will explore immediately actionable steps that can be used to better your company?s cyber environment as well as what to do when the inevitable happens.
Moderator: Pat Fisher, Founder & CEO, JANUS Associates
Panelists: Matt LaneVP & CIO, Janus Associates
Steve Lipka, CISO Member
Rick Harris, Partner, Day Pitney LLP
1:45 PM Session (choose 1)
Bi-Modal IT
Is Bimodal IT here to stay or a passing fad? What are some of the efficiencies that can be driven through this approach? How does the CIO identify and adapt the innovations necessary for this approach to work? We will be exploring all these questions in the Workshop.
Moderator: Christophe Deslandes, IT Strategy Consultant
Panelists: Laura Walsh, PMP, MBA, Chief Information Officer, Lydall Corporation
Jim Dray, Vice President, Business Technology Soltuions, AECOM
Nicholas Colisto, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Xylem Inc.
Communicating Security Focus to Board and Others
Boards of Directors are getting increasingly interested in a company?s cybersecurity policy and practice as we are constantly bombarded with news about the latest cyber attack. CIOs need to communicate clearly what the Security Focus of the company is to the Board, while at the same time insuring that best practices for security are being carried out within the Company. We will have a panel of CIOs discussing this unique role and how best to manage, both up and down.
Moderator: Steve Bulmer, Vice President of Professional Services, The Walker Group
Panelists: Rich Moore, Managing Director, Financial Industry Advisory Services, Alvarez & Marsal
Virginia Gambale, Board, JetBlue Airlines
Ernie Begin, Sr.Director of IT Security and Governance, Kaman Corp.
Talent Pipeline
Many Connecticut companies struggle to recruit and keep employees with sought-after technical skills. This panel discussion will provide insights from leaders of some of our state?s largest and most innovative organizations on how they have addressed these challenges.
Moderator: Doug Casey, Executive Director, Connecticut State Commission for Educational Technology
Panelists: Amanda Billiot, Director, Human Resources for Engineering, Pratt & Whitney
Damon Carter, Senior Director of Human Resources, Aetna
Mike Meuller, Senior Director, Talent Acquisition, Datto
Thursday Oct 12, 2017
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT
8:00 AM - Registration and Buffet Breakfast
9:00 AM - Keynote Speaker, Introduction
10:00 AM - Panel Session
11:15 AM - Panel Session
12 Noon - Buffet Lunch
12:30 PM - Lunch Keynote
1:45 PM - Panel Session
3:00 PM - Sponsor Alley
3:30 PM - Cocktail Reception
CTC Member
by 9/26
$75
9/27 - 10/5
$95
Non-Member
by 9/26
$95
9/27 - 10/5
$115
College/University
Faculty
$85
College/University
Student
$55
On-Site
$150