Knowledge Management 2006  
Apr. 19 - Apr. 21, 2006
Ronald Reagan Building
Washington, DC

Speakers
 Guide to the sessions below by track:
  Tutorials   Track 1: Moving Towards Knowledge-Based Operations
  Track 2: Improving Workforce Development with KM Tools and Tactics   Track 3: Integrated Information Delivery and Collaboration Strategies
  E-Learning Solutions Seminar   Professional Education Sessions: Open to All Attendees (FREE for Government)
  Executive Session: Cultivating Talent with an Evolving Organization

Alphabetically: A-G H-N O-T U-Z
Speakers Alphabetically
SPEAKER EVENT
Dr. Suzanne Acar
Senior Enterprise Data Architect, Office of the Secretary (OCIO), Dept. of the Interior
 
1-6: Interagency Information Sharing: Understanding the DRM Version 2
Douglas A Acker
Section Manager, Northrop Grumman Corporation
 
1-1: Knowledge-Centric Operations Across the Air Force
Randy Adkins
Director, Knowledge Management Center of Excellence, U.S. Air Force Materiel Command
 
1-1: Knowledge-Centric Operations Across the Air Force
John Alonso
CTO and Founder, OutStart
 
4-1: Successful Applications of Learning Technology
Maj Craig Amundson
former Project Officer, Product Group for Information Systems & Infrastructure, Marine Corps Systems Command
 
1-4: Information Integration: The Linchpin of a Network-Centric DoD
D. Calvin Andrus Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer, Center for Mission Innovation, Central Intelligence Agency
 
1-5: Knowledge in Action: Cultural Change in the Intelligence Community
Bryan Aucoin
Chief Architect, Office of the CIO, Director of National Intelligence
 
1-6: Interagency Information Sharing: Understanding the DRM Version 2
Ramon Barquin Ph.D.
President, Barquin International
 
T-3: Using KM to Prepare for Emergency Response
 
 Luncheon Keynote: The Transformation of Analysis and How KM Fits In
Dan Bates
President, Avant Interactive
 
T-2: Keys to Successful Communities of Practice: The Secret Handshake
Holly Baxter Ph.D.
Senior Scientist and Instructional Designer, Klein Associates
 
T-2: Keys to Successful Communities of Practice: The Secret Handshake
Dr. David Bean
Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Attensity
 
3-4: How to Unlock Valuable Information from Unstructured Data
Nilam Bedi
Manager, Corporate Planning, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Ontario Government, Canada
 
1-2: How to Use KM for Improved Decision-Making and Program Management
Madelyn Blair
President, Pelerei
 
2-1: Moving Beyond Conventional KM Strategies: Mining the Value of the White Spaces
Clark Breyman
Director of Product Management, Content Intelligence, Interwoven
 
3-2: Innovative Integration of Knowledge Management Tools
Mike Burk
Chief Knowledge Officer, Professional and Corporate Development (HPC), Federal Highway Administration, Dept. of Transportation
 
2-4: Successful Integration of KM and Learning Programs
Spence Burton
Director, Business Development, GoLearn Program, U.S. Office of Personnel Management
 
4-2: E-Learning as Part of an Integrated Enterprise
Susan Camarena
Chief, Development Information Division, U.S. Agency for International Development
 
3-1: Information-Sharing: Practical Applications for Results
Tina Chindgren
Manager, Knowledge Sharing Initiative, NASA Academy of Program/Project Engineering & Leadership
 
2-3: Storytelling and Learning from Remarkable Projects
Anna Cianciolo
President, Command Performance Research
 
T-2: Keys to Successful Communities of Practice: The Secret Handshake
Anthony Cicco Jr.
Chief Information Officer, Government Accountability Office
 
T-3: Using KM to Prepare for Emergency Response
 
 
1-3: Leveraging Corporate Knowledge: The GAO Hurricane Central Experience
Tip Clifton
President and CEO, Eastport Analytics
 
3-2: Innovative Integration of Knowledge Management Tools
Rob Cross
Assistant Professor, McIntire School of Commerce, University of Virginia, and Co-Author "The Hidden Power of Social Networks"
 
2-5: Social Networks: The Essence of Innovation
Michael Curry
Product Marketing Director, IBM Integration Solutions, SOA Marketing Lead, IBM Information Mgmt, IBM Software Group
 
PEP-2: Improving Agency Information Sharing with SOA
Michael Daconta
Vice President, Enterprise Data Management, Oberon Associates
 
3-5: Getting it Right: Using Biometrics to Identify the Bad Guys Without Annoying the Good Guys
 
 
1-6: Interagency Information Sharing: Understanding the DRM Version 2
Stephen Denning
Author & Former KM Director, World Bank
 
2-1: Moving Beyond Conventional KM Strategies: Mining the Value of the White Spaces
 
 
2-3: Storytelling and Learning from Remarkable Projects
Don Duquette
Senior Vice President, General Physics Corporation
 
4-1: Successful Applications of Learning Technology
Lanny Fahlenkamp
LMS Implementation Manager, Lockheed Martin
 
4-2: E-Learning as Part of an Integrated Enterprise
COL Jim Galvin
Director, Battle Command Knowledge System, Ft. Leavenworth, U.S. Army
 
1-2: How to Use KM for Improved Decision-Making and Program Management
Jill Garcia
Knowledge Project Officer, Defense Acquisition University
 
2-6: Strategies to Integrate Communities of Practice into Business Operations
Kimberly Gevinson
Senior Business Liaison, American Red Cross
 
T-1: Building a Defensible KM Enterprise Environment
Seth Grimes
Founder, Alta Plana Corporation and Columnist "Intelligent Enterprise"
 
3-4: How to Unlock Valuable Information from Unstructured Data
David Grossman
Associate Professor of Computer Science, Illinois Institute of Technology
 
3-4: How to Unlock Valuable Information from Unstructured Data
Deborah Gwaltney
Knowledge Exchange Manager, Office of Professional and Corporate Development, Federal Highway Administration, Dept. of Transportation
 
2-4: Successful Integration of KM and Learning Programs