09 Jun Upcoming technology conferences look at government tech and RFID issues
Keeping up with today’s dynamic technology space is a challenge for any organization, and two upcoming conferences are designed to help Wisconsin’s businesses and government bound over those hurdles. Specifically, the conferences will explore government technology and RFID implementation.
The Government Technology Conference, being held Friday, June 11 in Madison is examining the aspects of effectively running government enterprise while considering budgets and political cycles. Specifically, speakers and panelists will focus on leadership and change, return on investment and best practices.
Speakers include Gov. Jim Doyle; Matt Miszewski, chief information office for the state of Wisconsin and the publisher of Government Technology magazine, Don Pearson.
Individuals interested in fiscal management, program development, human resources, strategic planning and business decision-making are invited to attend.
The Wisconsin RFID Conference, sponsored by the UW E-Business Institute, will be held Thursday, June 17 in Waukesha and will explore the industry move toward this new bar-coding technology. Advice on how to implement RFID strategies, challenges resulting from RFID execution and discussion on ongoing pilot projects are included in the conference’s agenda.
Featured speakers include Raj Veeramani, UW-E Business director and Javed Sikander, Microsoft’s RFID program manager. Audience members are expected to be those interested in RFID program development and implementation.