Program Guide

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Program Guide
Austin Convention Center
Austin, TX
January 30 - February 2
Exhibit hours: February 1 & 2, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm

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Overview Map
Trinity Street
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Mezzanine level thiRd level
Registration
Cesar Chavez Street
FiRst level
Keynotes
Red River Street

Table of Contents
4Overview Map...................................................................................................................................6
4Training Schedule ..........................................................................................................................8
4Welcome Letters ............................................................................................................................10
Attendees at GTC 2006 are welcomed by Texas Governor Rick Perry
and advisory board chair Larry Olson.
4Keynotes .............................................................................................................................................14
Wednesday, February 1: Coach Ken Carter, the inspiration for the film Coach Carter
Thursday, February 2: Astronaut Rick Searfoss, Retired USAF Colonel
4Shuttle Service ................................................................................................................................15
4GTC Reception ................................................................................................................................16
4Classroom Map ...............................................................................................................................17
4Full-Day Training Classes ........................................................................................................18
4Concurrent Seminars ..................................................................................................................20
4Partners In Learning ....................................................................................................................25
These groups are holding their meetings at GTC. Some are open
to the public, and may be of interest to you. Check them out.
4Exposition Floor Map ..................................................................................................................31
4Exhibitor List .....................................................................................................................................34
4Government Solutions Central ..............................................................................................38
4Exhibitor Profiles ............................................................................................................................42
4Product and Services Index ....................................................................................................56
Conference-At-A-Glance
4Expo
Hours
Wednesday & Thursday, February 1 & 2
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
4Keynotes
Wednesday & Thursday
February 1 & 2
8:30 am
4Registration
Hours
Monday - Thursday, January 30 - February 2
7:30 am - 4:00 pm
4Off-Site,
Pre-Conference Training Class
Thursday & Friday, January 26 & 27
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Message Phone Number: 512.404.4770
4Full-Day
Training Classes
Monday & Tuesday, January 30 & 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Wednesday & Thursday, February 1 & 2
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
4Concurrent
Seminars
Wednesday & Thursday, February 1 & 2
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
4GTC
Reception
Wednesday, February 1
3:00 - 4:30 pm
ConFeRenCe staFF
susan shinneman
Executive Director
Carolyn Price
Southwest Regional Director
Patty van hooser, M.s.
National Director, Government
Services
tamara Wilson
National Marketing Director
Chris lyon
Marketing Coordinator
Rhona nitsche
Accounting Manager
eduCational PRogRaM
deanna evans
National Training Manager
exhibitoR sales &
seRviCes
Karin ogata
National Director of Industry
arlene boeger
National Sales Director
Paul dangberg
National Accounts Manager
John enright
National Accounts Manager
david Florence
National Accounts Manager
Maggie Ransier
National Accounts Manager
gretchen haydam
Sales Associate
devin Folk
Sales Administrator
Koryn davidson
Exhibit Services and Executive
Event Manager
Martha Kight
Exhibit Sales Administration
Manager
ConFeRenCe guide staFF
tamara Wilson
Editor
gerardo Perez
Creative Director
erin Pace
Art Director
stephan Widmaier
Production Manager
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Post Conference Class:
tRaining sChedule
Classes
11 12 1
10 2
9 3
8 4
7 5
9:00 am to
4:00 pm
11 12 1
10 2
9 3
8 4
7 5
10:00 am to
5:00 pm
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Monday
January 30
P2 Project Management Fundamentals
P7 Preparing Performance-Based
Statements of Work
P11 Advanced XML Development
(hands on, 2-day, off site)
P12 Security Boot Camp (2-day)
P13 Increasing Your Value to
Your Organization
P14 Best Practices for Developing
Geographic Information Models
P15 How to Define Business
Requirements
Wednesday
February 1
P4 Leading Remote and
Virtual Project Teams
P9 Pros and Cons of Common
Procurement Methods
Your choice of dates:
4
Tuesday
January 31
P3 Establishing and Managing
a Project Office
Thursday
February 2
P5 Enterprise Risk Management
February 6 & 7 or
February 8 & 9
P8 Sharpening Your Negotiation Skills
P11 Advanced XML Development
(hands on, 2-day, off site)
P12 Security Boot Camp (2-day)
P16 Fundamentals of ITIL/IT Service
Management
P17 Achieving Effective Joint
Application Design
P18 Computer Forensics
P10 Contract Management +
Project Management = Success

9:00 am – 4:00 pm | Developing Web Services Applications (2- day, hands-on class)
Seminars
10:00 to
11:30 am
1:30 to
2:45 pm
3:00 to
4:00 pm
10:00 to
11:30 am
1:30 to
2:45 pm
3:00 to
4:00 pm
Business
Track
Feats & Fiascos
from the
Front Lines of
e-Government
Emerging
Trends Driven
by Federal
and State
Regulations
Enterprise
Track
The Annual
Executive
Roundtable
Effective
Governance
Models for
Technology
Reuse
How to
Align Your
Architecture
with an
Enterprise
Architecture
Technical
Track
Best Practices
For Universal
Design and
Accessibility
of Technology
Key Strategies
for Implementing
Service-
Oriented
Architecture
Wednesday
February 1
Technology
Track
ROI of
Software
Process
Improvement
in IT
Organizations
Optimizing
Your
Infrastructure
State of the
Art of Service
Oriented
Architecture
Thursday
February 2
Security
Track
Roundtable
on Wireless
Security
Briefing on
Security
Incident
Handling
General Session
Bad Guys on Parade: Demos of Trojans, Phishing, Viruses and
other Everyday Evils
Management
Track
Making the
Grade: Self-
Assessment
Tools for your
Organization
The Changing
Workforce:
Urgent
Challenges and
Strategies
Legal and
Organizational
Issues for
e-Records
Management
Intergovernmental
Track
Collaborating
Across
the Enterprise
for Homeland
Security
Balancing the
Protection and
Sharing of
Government
Information
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January 30, 200
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Greetings to the Government Technology Conference!
Welcome to Austin. This 17th annual Government Technology Conference will
undoubtedly be an excellent venue for representatives from government sectors
across Texas to meet and exchange ideas about collaboration and the role of
technology in providing services to the citizens of this great state.
Texas state government is at the forefront of an enterprise approach to technology.
A number of statewide enterprise projects have begun and I am confident the
collaboration among state agencies will save Texas taxpayers money. Through
projects like the Lone Star Education and Research Network (LEARN) we are
providing connectivity between universities and to the Internet2 to support the
research and public service missions of these institutions. Our efforts with the
Emerging Technology Fund will enhance our ability to attract and grow businesses
in developing technology fields. It is an exciting time to be part of the public technology
arena in Texas and the Government Technology Conference is an excellent
place to learn and network.
If you are in attendance from out of town, I encourage you to explore the best
of Austin.
Anita joins me in sending our best wishes for a successful conference.
Sincerely,
Rick Perry
Governor

RobeRt L. Cook
Ex Officio
AdAm Jones
Ex Officio
bRAd Livingston
Ex Officio
January 30, 200
It is my pleasure to welcome you to Austin and the 17th annual Government
Technology Conference.
This year’s conference focuses on collaboration. It is designed to bring all facets of
government together to facilitate networking and showcase solutions. While GTC is a
technology conference, it is also a catalyst to foster collaboration between management
and technology to provide answers to business challenges.
Specifically, the conference offers:
• Two great keynote speakers – Coach Ken Carter and Astronaut Rick Searfross.
• The training academy for continuing education.
• Seminars on relevant topics.
• An exhibition floor with vendors showcasing a variety of technology products and services.
• The Government Solutions Central including a cyber café.
• A great way to network with other professionals though out the state.
I would like to thank Mike Morrissey, Director of Budget, Planning, and Policy for Governor
Perry, and Pete Anderson, CIO, City of Fort Worth who have been my co-chairs for
the Visionary Council and Advisory Board for this year’s conference.
From past experience we know how valuable GTC is in bringing government and
private sector professionals together to meet and share experiences. We believe you
will find this year’s conference challenging, entertaining, and inspiring.
Sincerely,
Larry Olson
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Advisory Board
GTC’s advisory board consists of key government and industry executives and technologists
who plan and produce a cutting-edge program addressing the most important policy, management
and technology issues facing government today.
ADvISORY BOARD
CO-ChAIRS
Pete anderson
Chief Information Officer
City of Fort Worth
larry olson
Chief Technology Officer
State of Texas
MEMBERS
Robert bray
Chief Information Officer
Texas Department of
Criminal Justice
britt brookshire
Information Resource Manager
Texas Department of
Information Resources
lane Coffey
Regional Marketing
Representative
ViON Corporation
Pete Collins
Chief Information Officer
City of Austin
Peter Comer
Account Manager
Symantec
Kate Connolly
Executive Director
Texas Public Sector
Unisys
John Cox
Information Resources
Manager
Texas Education Agency
Joe duck
Account Manager
Hewlett-Packard
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leigh ann Foutch
Regional Field Manager
Computer Associates
george Funk
Government Events Marketing
Manager
Dell
victor gonzalez
Deputy Assistant
Commissioner
Texas Department of
Agriculture
Mark griffith
Texas Regional Manager
CDW•G
darron gross
Account Executive
SHI Government Solutions
John haines
Business Development
Manager
Northrop Grumman
Joe harlow
Chief Information Officer
Travis County
Joel huff
Government Sales Program
Manager
Novell
steve Jennings
Executive Director
Central Technology Center
Harris County
ed Kelly
Chief, IMS
Texas Department of
Public Safety
dustin lanier
Director, Strategic Initiatives
Texas Department of
Information Resources
Ken levine
Deputy Director
Sunset Advisory Commission
becky Meyer
Manager of Technology
Services
Lower Colorado River Authority
State of Texas
grace Montgomery Faulkner
Deputy Director
Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality
hope Morgan
IT Director
Texas Health and Human
Services Commission
Randy Russell
Account Executive
Sun Microsystems
gray salada
Chief Information Officer
Austin Independent School
District
ginger salone
Deputy Director of Information
Technology
Office of the Attorney General
gary shoemaker
StorageTek
Wayne specht
AE Texas Government
Maximus
tom thornton
Director of Information
Technology, IRM
Texas Department of State
Health Services
ann Waterman
Director of Operations
Employees Retirement
System of Texas
lorelei Weitzel
Deputy Executive
Administrator
Texas Water Development
Board
tom Wesp
Senior Technical Marketer
ESRI
harry Wiggins
Director
CGI-AMS

Visionary Council
The Visionary Council consists of public and private sector senior business executives.
The council’s purpose is to help shape GTC’s executive programs, so they provide
valuable and relevant information to the government executives who attend. In
addition, the council fosters discussion of strategic issues and aids in identifying
relevant themes, keynotes and future planning for the direction of GTC events.
CO-ChAIRS
Mike Morrissey
Director of Budget, Planning
& Policy
Office of the Governor
State of Texas
larry olson
Chief Technology Officer
State of Texas
MEMBERS
Michael bruemmer
Director, State & Local
Government Sales
Dell
Robert Cook
Executive Director
Texas Parks & Wildlife
Department
brad J. dupuy
Marketing Manager
State and Local
Government Markets
HP Public Sector
Celebrate 18 years of GTC
Pat Forgione
Superintendent
Austin Independent School
District
ann Fuelberg
Executive Director
Employees Retirement
System of Texas
Raphael holder
Vice President of
Information Services
Northrop Grumman
adam Jones
Associate Commissioner
Finance and Technology
Texas Education Agency
brad livingston
Executive Director
Texas Department of
Criminal Justice
Mark Your
Cindy Reed
Executive Director
Texas Building and
Procurement Commission
Calendar now
for GTC 2007
dr. terry smith
Executive Director
Region 20 Education
Service Center
glenn taylor
Director Symantec
Public Sector
Symantec
betty voights
Executive Director
Capital Area Planning
Council
harry Wiggins
Director
CGI-AMS
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gtC is produced in
association with:
4Government Management
Information Sciences
4International City/County
Management Association
4National Association
of Counties
4National Association of State
Chief Information Officers
4Public Technology, Inc.
4SEARCH, the National
Consortium for Justice
Information and Statistics
4Texas Library Association
4Texas Municipal League
January 29 - February 1
4Urban Regional Information
Systems Association
GTC 2007 is sure to bring another year of
the best keynotes, training classes and, of
course, the latest in technology!
Don’t miss it!
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Keynotes
Wednesday, February 1
8:30 am - Ballroom A
The Inspiration for the Film Coach Carter
Coach, Author, Educator
When famed high school basketball coach Ken Carter locked his undefeated,
state play-off bound team out of the gym because 15 of the
45 players were not living up to the classroom achievements they
agreed to, he sent a powerful message about the value of education,
accountability, integrity, teamwork and leadership.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from this remarkable man who
taught inner city students a new standard of winning, one which transcended
the hoop dreams of high school, to college educations and
futures they might never have imagined for themselves.
Average is Just Not Good Enough. PERIOD!
Sponsored by
Thursday, February 2
8:30 am - Ballroom A
Commander of the most complex science research
space mission ever!
astronaut Rick searfoss
Retired USAF Colonel
As an astronaut with three space missions, Colonel Rick Searfoss
shares with only a handful of people in history some of the most unique
human experiences possible. In his career he has led many different
teams, including commanding the most complex science research
space mission ever, the STS-90 Neurolab flight on Columbia. He also
piloted two other space flights, including a joint Russian-American
mission to the Mir space station.
Prior to becoming an astronaut Colonel Searfoss was a fighter pilot
and test pilot in the U.S. Air Force. He was also the number one graduate
in his Air Force Academy class and earned a master’s degree at
the California Institute of Technology. In recent years Rick has also held
executive level positions in the aerospace industry.
Rick retired from the astronaut corps and the Air Force in December of
1998. In his spare time he enjoys flying, science fiction, backpacking,
and running.

Free shuttle service to GTC
Wednesday & Thursday, February 1 & 2
Shuttles run continuously beginning at 7:30 am.
Route 1
• 17th & N. Congress
(includes TEA, RRC, CPA, etc.)
Route 3
• Texas Department of Transportation -
Jackson & W. 37th Streets
Route 2
• Texas Department of Aging & Disability Services -
south end of MIS building.
• Brown-Heatly Building — at entrance on
Lamar Boulevard (Texas Youth Commission,
Texas Health & Human Services Commission,
Texas Rehabilitation Commission).
• Texas State Health Services - on W. 49th
Street in front of building.
Route 4
• Texas Commission on Environmental
Quality — south end of Building A.
• Texas Department of Family & Protective Services
• Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Last shuttle leaves the Austin Convention Center at 5:30 pm
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Mix,
Mingle,
network
At the GTC
Reception
Wednesday, February 1
3:00 - 4:30 pm
government solutions Center
on the GTC expo
Sponsored by:
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level Partner
Recognized for their
long-term commitment
to, and support of,
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Classroom Map
Message Phone number: 512.404.4770
Mezzanine level
thiRd level
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Classes
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FULL-DAY TRAINING
CLASSES
POST-CONFERENCE
CLASS
P1 Developing Web Services Applications
Offered twice: February 6 & 7 or
February 8 & 9
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
Taught by: Instructor from New Horizons
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
CLASSES
Sponsored by:
P2 Project Management Fundamentals
Monday, January 30
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
NOT TEChNICAL
Speaker: Senior Instructor, ESI International
P3 Establishing and Managing a
Project Management Office
Tuesday, January 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
NOT TEChNICAL
Speaker: Senior Instructor, ESI International
P4 Leading Remote and virtual
Project Teams
Wednesday, February 1
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
NOT TEChNICAL
Speaker: Senior Instructor, ESI International
P5 Enterprise Risk Management
Thursday, February 2
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
NOT TEChNICAL
Speaker: Senior Instructor, ESI International
PROCUREMENT
CLASSES
P7 Preparing Performance-Based
Statements of Work
Monday, January 30
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by: William Agee & Associates
NOT TEChNICAL
P8 Sharpening Your Negotiation Skills
Tuesday, January 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by:
William Agee, William Agee & Associates
NOT TEChNICAL
P9 Pros and Cons of Common
Procurement Methods
Wednesday, February 1
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Taught by:
William Agee, William Agee & Associates
NOT TEChNICAL
P10 Contract Management +
Project Management = Success
Thursday, February 2
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Taught by:
William Agee, William Agee & Associates
NOT TEChNICAL
TWO-DAY TRAINING
CLASSES
P11 Advanced XML Development
Monday & Tuesday, January 30 & 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Class held at the Commons Building at the
JJ Pickle Center.
Taught by: Dale Waldt, Senior Trainer,
XMaLpha Technologies
hIGhLY TEChNICAL
P12 Security Boot Camp
Monday & Tuesday, January 30 & 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by: Dena Bauckman, Director of
Product Management, ZixCorp
Eric Drew, Founder, KnightsBridge Consulting
Matthew Gast, Consulting Engineer,
Trapeze Networks
Wendy Nather, Information Security Officer,
Texas Education Agency
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
FULL DAY CLASSES
P13 Increasing Your value to
Your Organization
Monday, January 30
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by: Klaus Hilgers, President,
Epoch Consultants
NOT TEChNICAL
P14 Best Practices for Developing
Geographic Information Models
Monday, January 30
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by: Representative from URISA :
Doug Adams, GIS Manager, Baltimore County, MD
David Arctur, Interoperability Engineer, ESRI
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
P15 how to Define Business
Requirements
Monday, January 30
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by: Miranda Herrington,
Senior Consultant, CGI-AMS (invited)
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
P16 Fundamentals of ITIL /
IT Service Management
Tuesday, January 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by: Rose Lariviere, Senior Education
Consultant ITSM, HP
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
P17 Achieving Effective Joint
Application Design
Tuesday, January 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
P18 Computer Forensics
Tuesday, January 31
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Taught by: Michael Deyo, Senior Consultant,
JANUS Associates, Inc
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
Sponsored by:
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Seminars
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CONCURRENT
SEMINARS
Wednesday, February 1
10:00 -11:30 am
The Annual Executive Roundtable
Moderator: Larry Olson, Chief Technical
Officer, State of Texas
Speakers: Pete Anderson, Chief Information
Officer, City of Fort Worth, Texas (invited)
Peter Cooper, Chief Technology Officer,
County of El Paso
Adam Jones, Associate Commissioner Finance
& Technology, Texas Education Agency
Rick Webb, National Director, State and Local
CIO Agenda, Accenture
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
Government organizations are facing major
ongoing changes and can benefit from a road
map to make the transition from merely having
sets of projects underway to linking those
projects to business objectives, having well
developed portfolio management and a governance
model for the entire process.
Governance embodies the responsibilities,
practices and organizational policies used to
achieve the goals of the organization. Progress
towards this transition within organizations as
well as across the enterprise will be the focus
for discussion in this session. You will leave
this session with a better understanding of
governance and ideas for improving the effectiveness
of your organization.
The ROI of Software Process Improvement
in IT Organizations
Speaker: Dr. Herb Krasner, Founder, Software
Quality Institute, University of Texas
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
Organizations which invest heavily in IT and
make corresponding changes to their processes
tend to be more productive and valuable. Software
development, integration and evolution
are the major elements that enable IT to provide
valuable services. This session presents
the ROI case and body of evidence for improving
your software processes. It is specifically
geared at IT decision makers and will help you
understand WHY you should invest in software
process improvement.
Making the Grade: Self-Assessment Tools
for Your Organization
Speaker: Joe Duck, HP
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
In the quest to improve organizational effectiveness,
there are various self-assessment
tools that can help to achieve the targeted goals.
These tools use different approaches and methods
to gather information about a current situation
or performance. The bottom line is to get
some metric or estimate of how things stack up
against a standard.
Some of the assessments in play for government
organizations provide methods to evaluate
security programs and controls, while others
measure the sophistication of technology development
systems. Still others help to pinpoint
and evaluate project management or process
maturity or IT investment management.
This seminar will provide a look at various
tools available and provide some examples and
case studies to illuminate their use and results.
Wednesday, February 1
1:30 - 2:45 pm
Effective Governance Models for
Technology Reuse
Speaker: Dustin Lanier, Director of Strategic
Initiatives, Texas Department of
Information Resources
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
By designing and implementing tax payerfunded
projects so that key assets or processes
can be leveraged in future initiatives, Texas can
reduce costs and delivery time. Incorporating
a culture of reuse into agency architectures,
coordinated as appropriate from a statewide
level, sets the stage for reduced cost and rapid
deployment of new projects in the future.
This session will explore findings from a
Forrester research and discovery effort initiated
by DIR, including opportunities, barriers,
and practices that influence technology reuse
across Texas government.
Optimizing Your Infrastructure
Speaker: Tiffany Ulch, HP
hIGhLY TEChNICAL
In a continuing effort to improve efficiency
and reduce costs, government IT leaders aim
to leverage their existing technology. The role
of legacy systems and the integration of newer
technologies also play into optimization.
The session takes a look at various methods
and results of such efforts as platform partitioning,
virtualization, hardware consolidation, performance
monitoring and application tuning.
It will include perspectives from both public and
private sectors and will provide a status report on
government efforts toward such optimization.
The Changing Workforce:
Urgent Challenges and Strategies
Speaker: Joe Hessmiller, Director,
CAI Systems
NOT TEChNICAL
In a continuing effort to improve efficiency
and reduce costs, government IT leaders aim
to leverage their existing technology. The role
of legacy systems and the integration of newer
technologies also play into optimization.
The session takes a look at various methods
and results of such efforts as platform partitioning,
virtualization, hardware consolidation,
performance monitoring and application tuning.
It will include perspectives from both public and
private sectors and will provide a status report on
government efforts toward such optimization.
Wednesday, February 1
3:00 - 4:00 pm
how to Align Your Architecture with an
Enterprise Architecture
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
The ability to create a real-time response
mechanism between business drivers and your
technology environment will provide not only
an improved ability to capitalize on changing
business conditions but also drive cost out of
your day-to-day operations.
This session will address the alignment
between your technology infrastructure and
the needs of your business. Furthermore, it will
address the business and IT architecture in
your own organization as they relate to other
efforts in the larger cross-boundary architecture,
real or envisioned. This synchronization
will also provide a better understanding of the
integration of people, processes, and technology
in building a flexible/adaptive linkage
among all stakeholders in a department.
State of the Art of
Service-Oriented Architecture
Moderator: Dustin Lanier, Director of
Strategic Initiatives, Texas Department of
Information Resources
Speakers: Mohammed Farooq, CTO,
Texas Health & Human Services Commission
Gary Gumbert, CIO, Texas Health & Human
Services Commission
Curtis Howe, Director of Information
Systems Texas, Department of Housing and
Community Affairs
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
Service-Oriented architecture, as a concept,
has grown up in the private sector and for
several years has been a focus of attention in
public sector software development activities.
As a general concept, it can be an effective way
to incorporate reuse strategies, rapidly reduce
development timeframes, leverage existing
investments, and enhance productivity. Its success
depends on a number of factors related to
enterprise architecture, planning and organizational
issues and resource commitments.
This session will explore the strategic value
of a service-oriented architecture, the barriers
to be overcome for it to be successfully realized,
and the examples of its successful deployment
in Texas government.
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Seminars
Legal and Organizational Issues for
e-Records Management
Speakers: Cheryl McKinnon, Director of
Industry Marketing, Hummingbird
Paul Rainey, Director, Enterprise Content
Management, CGI-AMS
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
Records are a vital resource for government.
Their efficient management is necessary to support
its core functions, to comply with its legal
and regulatory obligations and to contribute to the
effective overall management of the organization.
The radical shift in how information is captured,
preserved, managed and stored has led to pivotal
changes in how governments conduct business
and how they make digital records available. As an
example, how e-mail is handled, stored or deleted
has major repercussions for government. As does
how policies are implemented and maintained.
Understanding the legal and organizational
implications of e-records management is crucial.
This session will apprise you of the latest
information on e-records management.
Thursday, February 2
10:00 - 11:30 am
Feats & Fiascos from the Front Lines of
e-Government: Lessons Learned
Speaker: Val Oveson, Vice President of
Government Relations, CGI-AMS
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
The progression of e-government deployment
shows a growing sophistication in the nature
and breadth of applications. Services to citizens
and businesses have improved and the ability
to collaborate across boundary lines gain more
ground. These achievements have aided in the
efforts to transform government, but behind
the scenes are always stories of stakeholders
to engage, battlegrounds to handle, obstacles
to overcome, and divergent goals to align. The
successes and challenge in e-government are
often not about the technology.
This seminar will cover a variety of e-government
case studies, illuminating important lessons
learned. These lessons will help raise the level of
confidence in e-government from the public and
key stakeholders and ensure continued success.
Best Practices For Universal Design and
Accessibility of Technology
Speakers: Jim Allan, Texas School for the
Blind & Visually Impaired
Steve Guengerich, Founder, Knowbility
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
The seminar is a timely and practical
session, providing important information
for anyone involved with designing technology
products and websites. It will provide an
update of who in state, local and federal government
is doing what in the area of design and
accessibility of technology. The “whys” and
“hows” of best practices and how they may
affect areas of responsibilities in the organization
will also be discussed.
The primary categories covered in best practices
include: content, design, technology, code,
mission and law. In each area, there will be key
principles identified, as well as case studies to
exemplify the practice.
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Roundtable on Wireless Security
Speakers: Doug Borse, Director,
Professional Services, CipherTrust
David Serafine, Cisco Systems
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
As the number of convenient wireless devices
and applications improves, the number
of wireless networks grows. But the increased
flexibility in media access and the development
of new routing protocols introduce new security
issues, and many new wireless technologies
and protocols have been developed without
solving these issues.
Government network professionals face
various technical and organizational challenges
in their attempt to balance wireless
access with protecting the network against
new security vulnerabilities.
This roundtable discussion is aimed at a
somewhat technical audience. It will address
some of the barriers and opportunities with the
current state of wireless technologies and will
concern itself with the business implications.
Collaborating Across the Enterprise for
homeland Security
Speakers: William Holland, CEO, GeoAnalytics
Kevin Mergruen, Information Builders, Inc.
Bruce Walker, Director, Homeland Security,
Northrop Grumman
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
Security has always been critically important
to information technology, especially to government
organizations that are stewards of
public information and records. By leveraging
the increased attention to security issues
since the dawn of homeland security and cyber
terrorism, there is opportunity to improve collaboration
across organizational lines. Additionally,
opportunity exists to expand resources through
homeland security funding.
This session will cover several perspectives,
including case studies of successful collaboration
for homeland security. It includes practical
tips and lessons learned regarding resource coordination,
strategies for successful collaboration,
information sharing, and other key elements.
Thursday, February 2
1:30 - 2:45 pm
Emerging Trends Driven by Federal
and State Regulations
Speaker: Pierre Chamberland, CEO,
Messaging Architects
Ed Lee, Stonebridge
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
Compliance regulations often drive trends in
technology deployment and that is the primary
focus of this seminar.
Public sector organizations are greatly impacted
by various initiatives, such as security/privacy
of citizen and business information, records
management and communication. Business
decisions that organizations make with respect
to their future deployment of technology are
impacted by these regulatory issues.
This session will provide a briefing on regulatory
developments and trends that can help
participants plan more effectively and avoid
common compliance pitfalls.
Key Strategies for Implementing
Service-Oriented Architecture
Speaker: Scott Howley, Director of Product
Management, Oracle
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) is a special
kind of software architecture that has several
unique characteristics. It is a way of constructing
systems from a set of services which are typically
implemented as Web services.
An important aspect of SOA is that it separates
the service’s implementation from its
interface. In other words, it separates “what it
does” from “how it does it.” End users of the
service are not concerned with how the service
carries out their requests; they expect only that
it will.
It is important for service designers and
developers to understand the concepts of SOA,
so that they can make the most effective use of
Web services in their environment. This seminar
will explore those concepts, especially as
they relate to implementing SOA.
Briefing on Security Incident handling
Speakers: Tim Logan, KnightsBridge
Consulting
Bill Perez, Director, Information Technology
Security Division, Texas Department of
Information Resources
MODERATELY TEChNICAL
Security incidents are tracked by a variety
of organizations that collect and distribute
information about intruder activity though
statistics, alerts, and documents. Several federal
and local laws, as well as public agency
policies, dictate requirements for reporting
security incidents.
It is the responsibility of security managers
to help protect their agencies and the Internet
community at large, by proper reporting and
handling of security incidents.
This seminar will address the procedures
for proper security incident handling and reporting,
including what defines an incident, to
whom incidents should be reported, required
incident details, and time frames for reporting.
In addition, the session will include information,
trends, and statistics about government
agency security incidents.

Balancing the Protection and Sharing of
Government Information
Speaker: Robert Freeman,
Executive Director, New York State
Committee on Open Government
SLIGhTLY TEChNICAL
The trends toward information sharing and
collaboration will continue, as e-government
methods improve services, Homeland Security
initiatives increase protection, and various regulations
influence the provision or protection of
information. There is continuing debate and often
controversy concerning the need to guarantee
public safety and security and the reluctance of
government agencies to share information.
What type of controls regarding information
sharing should exist in law and practice? Do Freedom
of Information laws provide too much or too
little public access? Are turf battles among government
agencies roadblocks standing in the way of
serving the public effectively? How do we reach
the right balance? This session will address these
and other concerns, in a thoughtful presentation
by a government executive who speaks nationally
and internationally on these issues.
Thursday, February 2
3:00 - 4:00 pm
General Session: Bad Guys on Parade:
Demos of Trojans, Phishing, Viruses and
Other Everyday Evils
NOT TEChNICAL
This general session is a high energy wrap
up for all of the attendees of the seminar program.
It will provide an up close and personal
look at some of the infamous and emerging
threats in the online world. Be prepared to be
enlightened and even startled by what you’ll
hear. Hear directly from people in the know,
who have moved amongst those on the dark
side of technology genius — where incredible
skills are geared toward mayhem and disorder.
Understanding threats is crucial to a good defense.
This session will go where individuals
should fear to go on their own PCs.
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Partners in Learning
Partners In Learning are organizations who
hold a meeting in conjunction with GTC.
These meetings provide an excellent opportunity
for individuals and organizations
to combine activities, network and have access
to the GTC exhibit floor and keynotes.
TExAS GEOGRAPhIC
INFORMATION COUNCIL
WINTER MEETING
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1
1:30 - 4:30 pm
Room 2
The Texas Geographic Information Council (TGIC)
is the geographic information systems (GIS) technology
coordinating council for the State of Texas. TGIC
meets quarterly and is comprised of 46 state agencies,
state universities, and regional associations. TGIC will
be conducting its winter meeting in conjunction with
GTC that will include agency updates, business items,
and GIS related technical presentations. This meeting is
open to the public.
TExAS ASSOCIATION OF
COUNTIES
2006 COURTS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
TEChNOLOGY CONFERENCE
JANUARY 31 - FEBRUARY 2
AGENDA
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Municipal Courts Training
Radisson Hotel
(to be developed by the Texas Municipal Courts
Education Center)
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
JPs and County Offices Training - Convention Center
Ballroom C
(to be developed by the Texas Justice Court Training
Center)
General Pre-Conference Training
Austin Convention Center
Ballroom B
9:00 - 10:00 am
Disaster Recovery
Speaker: Mr. Scott Kemp, Director of Information
Systems, Taylor County
Is your office prepared for a disaster? Scott will
explain why promptly recovering vital information
following a natural or manmade disaster is critical to
your organization.
10:00 -10:15 am
Break
continued on page 26
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Partners in Learning
10:15 - 11:15 am
Email, List-Serves and Internet
Tips & Tricks
Speaker: Ms. Gayle Latham, Director,
County Information Resources Agency
Most of us only use a fraction of the features
available in e-mail, listserves and the
internet. Gayle will share tips and pointer
to make these applications faster and more
convenient.
11:15 am - 12:45 pm
Lunch on your own
12:45 - 1:45 pm
OPEN
1:45 - 2:45 pm
In’s and Out’s of Technology Contracts
Speaker: Mr. Ray Rike, Deputy Chief, Civil
Division, Tarrant County Criminal District
Attorney’s Office
Technology contracts can be very confusing
and convoluted. Ray will explain what
to watch out for when dealing with these
highly specific contracts.
2:45 - 3:00 pm
Break
3:00 - 5:00 pm
how to get your IT folks to give you
what you want
Speaker: Mr. Mark Warren, Training Consultant,
Texas Association of Counties
At work, we often forget that personnel
are not required to be polite and courteous,
but we must. This presentation revolves
around the idea of being forewarned and
forearmed with some humor, practice and
practical application. Using the techniques
of Verbal Judo when a person is in our face,
participants will learn that how you say it is
often more effective than what you say.
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Welcome Reception
Radisson Hotel
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Opening General Sessions
Austin Convention Center - Ballroom B
8:30 - 10:00 am
Starting from Scratch Paperless
Speaker: Mr. Bob Roper, CIO/Director of
Technology, Colorado Judicial Branch
Straying from tradition and switching
to electronic storage was a much needed
change in Colorado, and Bob Roper was
pushing for it. The Colorado State Court
system has proven that electronic filing is
no longer a thing of the future. “We have
the only statewide system that handles all
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civil, domestic relations, water and probate
case types — not just mass tort litigation.
This e-filing system is also fully integrated
with our court case management system,”
said Roper. Attend this opening session and
find out more about how they went paperless.
10:00 - 10:30 am
Break
10:30 - 11:30 am
Standards and Approaches to Integrating
Documents and Records Management
The City of Fort Worth will share their experience
in preparation, planning, and setting
up processes required to make a smooth
transition from print to electronic records.
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Lunch on your own
Breakout Sessions
Austin Convention Center - Ballroom B
1:00 - 1:45 pm
Security Issues in Court Administration
Speakers: Mr. Dave Plzak, Tarrant County
Chief Security Officer and Mr. Allan Gilbert,
Municipal Judge, San Angelo
Data security is a national obsession and
the top priority of IT professionals in the
private and public sectors. New threats arise
daily and the consequences can be vast.
Dave and Allen will discuss how to protect
your data from real security threats in the
cyber world.
1:45 - 2:30 pm
Requirement and Preferences for
Electronic Submissions
Speaker: Mr. Carl Reynolds, Executive
Director, Office of Court Administration
The Office of Court Administration and
other state agencies continue to require more
reports to be submitted electronically.
2:30 - 2:45 pm
Break
2:45 - 3:30 pm
Municipal Court Going Paperless:
Lessons Learned
Speaker: The Honorable Albert Gilbert,
San Angelo Municipal Judge
Learn about the process that Judge Gilbert
used to go paperless in his court.
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Electronic PenPacks
Speakers: Ms. Kimberly Kierce,
Court Administrator, Richardson
Municipal Court
Mr. Hal Wilson, Court Supervisor,
Richardson Municipal Court
Learn about the software that they use and
the physical restraints that they encountered.
Who will (should) pay for it and what are the
security issues with going electronic?
4:15 - 5:00 pm
County Information Resources Agency
Informational Session
Speaker: Ms. Gayle Latham, Director,
County Information Resources Agency
CIRA Director Gayle Latham will share
trends in county technological needs that
were shared during 2005 regional IT meetings.
She will also preview new technology
services on the horizon. Participants will
also have time to network to peers during an
informal happy hour from 5:00 – 6:00.
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Informal Reception with CIRA
Breakout Sessions
Austin Convention Center
Ballroom C
1:00 - 1:45 pm
Best Practices of Going Paperless
Speakers: Dr. Dianne Wilson, Fort Bend
County Clerk and Mr. David Holstein,
Henderson County Judge
Hear the issues and solutions from two counties
that have taken the leap to go paperless.
1:45 - 2:30 pm
Demonstrations by Paperless Vendors
See some of the products available to
help your organization go paperless in these
scheduled demonstrations by vendors.
2:30 - 2:45 pm
Break
2:45 - 3:30 pm
Business Continuance in a Paperless
World
Speaker: Mr. Steve Jennings, Executive
Information Officer, Harris County
Information Technology Center
The ability to actually recover lost information
is a vital element to include in
your plan for going paperless. Steve stresses
the importance of having a reliable back-up
system for your records.
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Best Practices: Justice of the Peace
Office Going Paperless
Speaker: Mr. Ron Hickman, Constable,
Harris County
Recently, Harris County JP and Constable
Precinct 4 successfully digitized all of their
warrants. Efficiency and productivity have
been greatly increased by “going paperless”.
Learn what they did, how they did it and
how it is working today.
4:15 - 5:00 pm
Life Cycle Management of
Electronic Records
Speaker:
How long do we need to keep records and
in what format? Learn what is required of
your office from a State Library expert.

ThURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Closing General Sessions
Austin Convention Center
Ballroom C
8:30 - 9:15 am
Vision of Courts and Technology
Keynote Speaker: Chief Justice Wallace
Jefferson, Texas Supreme Court
Raised in San Antonio, the son of an Air
Force major, 42 year-old Jefferson is a graduate
of Michigan State University and the University
of Texas Law School. After working
at prominent law firms for 13 years, he was
tapped by Rick Perry for a seat on the court
in 2001, and he was elevated the top spot
in September of 2004. But resumes don’t tell
the whole story of the first African American
to serve on and lead the Texas Supreme
Court, who, as it happens, is descended from
slaves. His great-great-great grandfather, Shedrick
Willis, was freed after the McLennan
County judge who was his master ruled that
a free black man could not be bound by contract
to sell himself into slavery and went on
to serve two terms on the Waco City Council
after the Civil War. An amazing history that
sheds only a little light on the life of his descendant,
who happened to grow up to be
pretty amazing himself.
Chief Justice Wallace will share his vision
of where Texas Courts are and where they
are going.
9:15 - 10:15 am
Remote Magistrate and Remote
Attorney Visits
Speakers: Mr. Woody Gossom,
County Judge, Wichita Falls County and
Mr. Renan Ramirez , CIO Hidalgo County
It’s the next best thing to being there.
Remote magistrate warnings and attorney
visits enhance court security, public safety
and speedy access to bail and justice for the
accused. Wichita and Hidalgo counties are
currently using and will demonstrate these
exceptional tools.
10:30 - 11:30 am
Technology Related Legal Issues
Speaker: Mr. Peter Vogel, Partner and
Technology Attorney, Gardere, Wynne
Sewell, LLP
Peter Vogel has been a part of this conference
from the start and has proven to be a
fascinating and extremely knowledgeable
speaker. Enjoy this closing session which
will include FTC rules on E-mail, AG Opinions,
ADA and access to Electronic Information,
Security and Privacy issues.
All topics are subject to change
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Accenture ...............................................................................................Sponsor
Accurate Forms & Supplies ............................................................Booth 07
Adobe Systems Inc. ...........................................................................Booth 537
ADT Security Systems .......................................................................Booth 715
AIIM International ..............................................................................Booth 237
Alltel Communications .....................................................................Booth 344
Alphacorp ............................................................................................Booth 240
Attachmate WRQ ..............................................................................Booth 429
Audio Visual Innovations ....................................................................Booth 02
Barcode-Texas International Inc. .....................................................Booth 241
BearCom Wireless Worldwide ........................................................Booth 815
BlackBerry by Research in Motion Ltd. .........................................Booth 539
BMC Software Inc. .............................................................................Booth 05
Broadcast Services Inc. ....................................................................Booth 822
Brother International .........................................................................Booth 229
Canon U.S.A. Inc. ...............................................................................Booth 435
CBT Nuggets, Inc. ..............................................................................Booth 33
CCS Presentation Systems ..............................................................Booth 139
CDW•G ...............................................................................Booth 423/Sponsor
CGI-AMS .................................................................................................Sponsor
CipherTrust Inc. ...................................................................................Booth 510
Cisco .....................................................................................................Booth 314
City of Corpus Christi .........................................................................Booth 132
CMS Products.....................................................................................Booth 714
Computer Aid Inc. ..............................................................................Booth 202
Computer Associates ...........................................................................Sponsor
CustomGuide Inc. ..............................................................................Booth 81
Cyberchannel Inc., dba LegalEdge Software ...............................Booth 535
CyberTex Institute of Technology .....................................................Booth 120
Data Applications...............................................................................Booth 335
Datalux .................................................................................................Booth 103
DCS Information Systems..............................................................................Booth 511
Dell Computer.....................................................................................Booth 203
Digimarc ..............................................................................................Booth 803
Directron.com/PrimeSystems .........................................................Booth 108
Diskeeper Corporation ......................................................................Booth 424
Docudata .............................................................................................Booth 820
Element K ® ..........................................................................................Booth 810
EMC .........................................................................................................Sponsor
Enhanced Laser Products ...................................................................Booth 334
Epson America ......................................................................................Sponsor
ESRI ......................................................................................................Booth 417
Eurosoft Inc. ........................................................................................Booth 809
EWS US Inc. ........................................................................................Booth 703
Extreme Networks ..............................................................................Booth 413
Filemaker..............................................................................................Booth 502
First Comm Inc. ..................................................................................Booth 807
Focus Enhancements .......................................................................Booth 123
Future Com Ltd. ..................................................................................Booth 442
Galaxy Electronics Company ...........................................................Booth 125
Gateway ................................................................................................Booth 403
GBA Master Series Inc. .....................................................................Booth 817
Genesys ................................................................................................Booth 710
GeoAnalytics Inc., Varion Systems .................................................Booth 235
Global Data Systems .........................................................................Booth 409

Globalstar LLC .....................................................................................Booth 135
GovConnection Inc. ...........................................................................Booth 131
Government Technology ...................................................................Booth 515
Government Technology Solutions Inc. .........................................Booth 734
GroupLink Corporation .....................................................................Booth 110
GSA IT Acquisition Center ...................................................................Booth 17
GTSI .......................................................................................................Booth 323
Guidance Software ............................................................................Booth 800
Harding Group Inc., The ...................................................................Booth 228
HBMG Inc. ...........................................................................................Booth 204
Hewlett-Packard ..................................................................Booth 315/Sponsor
Howard Computers ...........................................................................Booth 702
Hummingbird Ltd. .............................................................................Booth 735
IBM ...........................................................................................................Sponsor
Information Builders .........................................................................Booth 318
Informative Graphics Corporation ..................................................Booth 819
Insight Public Sector .........................................................................Booth 223
Intelligent Office Products ...............................................................Booth 134
Inter-tel ..................................................................................................Booth 341
Internet Security Systems ................................................................Booth 15
InterNetwork Experts .........................................................................Booth 234
IronPort Systems ................................................................................Booth 434
Konica Minolta Business Systems ................................................Booth 23
Kyocera Mita America, Inc. ..............................................................Booth 402
LANDesk Software ............................................................................Booth 111
Language Line Services....................................................................Booth 230
Laserfiche Document Management .............................................Booth 811
LexisNexis ............................................................................................Booth 11
Light Brigade Inc., The ......................................................................Booth 137
Logicube, Inc. ......................................................................................Booth 21
MailFrontier .........................................................................................Booth 509
Maximus .................................................................................................Sponsor
MBM Corporation ..............................................................................Booth 217
MCI .......................................................................................Booth 215/Sponsor
Messaging Architects .......................................................................Booth 210
Mindjet .................................................................................................Booth 512
MindLeaders .......................................................................................Booth 114
MRV Communications .....................................................................Booth 711
Naknan Inc. .........................................................................................Booth 340
NEC Display Solutions ......................................................................Booth 528
Neutral Posture...................................................................................Booth 71
Nexstar .................................................................................................Booth 224
Nextel Communications ...................................................................Booth 105
Nortel ....................................................................................................Booth 218
Northrop Grumman .............................................................................Sponsor
Novell Inc. ............................................................................................Booth 209
Numara Software Inc. .......................................................................Booth 08
OCS - A Toshiba Company ...............................................................Booth 80
Oki Data Americas .............................................................................Booth 503
Open Text Corporation ......................................................................Booth 113
Oracle ......................................................................................................Sponsor
Panasonic Computer Solutions Company ...................................Booth 328
Pearson NCS .......................................................................................Booth 222
Prime Systems Inc./Directron .........................................................Booth 108
PROVOX Systemplanung GmbH ...................................................Booth 35
SDi .........................................................................................................Booth 242
Secure Computing Corporation .....................................................Booth 03
SHI Government Solutions ..............................................................Booth 309
Software AG ........................................................................................Booth 428
Solutionz Videoconferencing ...........................................................Booth 701
State Partners .....................................................................................Booth 11
Stonebridge .........................................................................................Booth 411
Sun Microsystems/StorageTek ......................................Booth 505/Sponsor
SurfControl ..........................................................................................Booth 53
Symantec ............................................................................Booth 422/Sponsor
Tabernus LLC .......................................................................................Booth 441
TAGITM .................................................................................................Booth 731
TAWPIeBidSolutions .........................................................................Booth 140
TDC Group, Inc. ..................................................................................Booth 10
TechDepot ............................................................................................Booth 38
Texas Association of Public Purchasers ........................................Booth 737
Time America .........................................................................................Sponsor
Time Warner Cable Commercial Services ....................................Booth 34
Titan Solutions Group Inc. ................................................................Booth 814
Transition Networks ...........................................................................Booth 37
TransTech Systems, Inc. ....................................................................Booth 43
TRCA .....................................................................................................Booth 14
Unisys Corporation ...............................................................................Sponsor
USA Datafax Inc. ................................................................................Booth 107
UT Austin’s Software Quality Institute ...........................................Booth 721
Verizon Wireless .................................................................................Booth 534
ViewSonic Corporation .....................................................................Booth 04
ViON Corporation ...............................................................................Booth 431
Visual Innovations Co. Inc. ...............................................................Booth 10
VMware ................................................................................................Booth 129
Voltage Security ..................................................................................Booth 508
Websense ............................................................................................Booth 802
Xiotech ..................................................................................................Booth 530
Zix Corporation ...................................................................Booth 329/Sponsor
Zones Inc. ............................................................................................Booth 430
ZyLAB North America LLC ...............................................................Booth 331
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Booth #229
Today, every city and state office faces the same fiscal
challenge: to do as much as possible and spend as little
as possible. When it comes to Brother products, it’s
easy to do both.
Brother has a full line of feature rich network-ready,
desktop and color laser printers, Multi-Function and fax
machines, that reduce acquisition and consumable
costs. Our full line of P-touch ® Electronic Labeling
Systems meet all your organizational needs quickly,
easily and economically.
Support is another Brother strong point. All our
products are backed by a nationwide system of
authorized customer care centers, toll-free service,
and extensive online support. No wonder a wide range
of government offices choose Brother.
To make your purchasing decision even easier, Brother
offers a free evaluation unit when requirements are met.
Call for details or visit http://government.brother.com
MFC-9420CN
About $799
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About $499
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About $199
HL-5240
About $229
Contact a Brother Representative at 877-476-6824 © 2006 Brother International Corporation, Bridgewater, NJ • Brother Industries Ltd., Nagoya, Japan

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY WOULD LIKE
TO ACKNOWLEDGE OUR PARTNERS FOR SOLUTIONS:
The Gold Sponsorship
program was developed to create a
superior level of promotion
and service for our corporate
partners who have demonstrated an
exemplary commitment to state and
local government.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE GOLD SPONSOR PROGRAM
CONTACT SHERYL BIGART AT 800.940.6039 OR SHERYLB@GOVTECH.NET

Government
Solutions Central
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GOVERNMENT
SOLUTIONS CENTRAL
PARTICIPANTS
Lower Colorado River Authority
Shared Radio System
Booth 723 / 725
Railroad Commission of Texas
Oil and Gas Information Technology Solutions
Booth 629
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
HUB Program & Cooperative Purchasing
Booth 728
Texas Department of Information Resources
Cyber Café
Booth 523
Texas Department of Information Resources
DIR Services
Booth 531
Texas Education Agency
eGrants
Booth 631
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
HHSC Contracts Administration and Tracking System
Booth 720
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
2-1-1 Texas — The Web Solution
Booth 722
Texas Workforce Commission
WorkinTexas
Booth 621
Town of Flower Mound
Collective Communication System
Booth 623

DESCRIPTIONS
Lower Colorado River Authority
Shared Radio System
Booth 723 / 725
In demanding situations, reliable communications
is often critical. As a result, the Lower
Colorado River Authority (LCRA) built a 900
MHz trunked radio system in 1995, with permission
from the Legislature. This system has been
growing since its inception, providing enough
capacity to allow LCRA employees and external
public organizations throughout the service territory
to communicate.
With more than 45 radio sites strategically
scattered within LCRA’s service, radio coverage
reaches from the northwest counties of
McCulloch, San Saba and Lampasas all the way
southeast to Dewitt and Matagorda. More than
4500 radio users rely on the LCRA system for
daily communications.
The radio users have different needs, depending
on the agency. LCRA uses the system
for data exchange for its Hydromet system of
gauges that provide real-time data on rainfall
and stream flow. Automatic Vehicle Location
(AVL), park ranger communication and general
business communications are also conducted by
LCRA employees over the radio system. Transit
authorities use radios to dispatch vehicles to
pick up bus riders, including those with special
needs, while public safety and fire departments
use the radios for routine calls and emergency
situations. Electric cooperatives use radios
to communicate locations of outages and crew
dispatching.
All of LCRA’s radio users have the ability to
use common groups to collaborate with one
another in certain circumstances, even if the
entities do not typically work together. Collaboration
has occurred during catastrophic events,
such as flooding, to weekly events, such as
placing police officers at schools to monitor
football games.
Contact: Whitney Sklar
wsklar@lcra.org
512.482.6393
Railroad Commission of Texas
Oil and Gas Information Technology Solutions
Booth 629
The Railroad Commission has made significant
strides in automating agency operations to
provide better service. As stakeholders continue
to demand increased availability of information
over the Internet, the Commission has continued
to respond with new capabilities that redefine
and reshape the way oil and gas well and
pipeline information is portrayed and provided.
Stakeholders have requested more immediate
access via the web to the Commission’s volumes
of information stored on paper, microfilm or in
the Commission’s mainframe databases. In addition,
both internal and external stakeholders
strive for more efficient filing and processing of
regulatory data via the web. Recently implemented
information technology initiatives include
on-line filing capability for oil and gas regulatory
data, efficient processing of that data through
electronic workflow, expanded web-based query
systems for interested stakeholders, and a
Public GIS Map Viewer that provides interactive
search capabilities and map views for oil and
gas wells and pipeline data. Commission staff
will demonstrate several modules now available
through the RRC Online System including the
Production Data Query (PDQ), Drilling Permit
Application System, and Production Reporting
System. Demonstrations will also be provided
on the many ways oil and gas well information
and pipeline data can be located using the
Public GIS Map Viewer.”
Contact: Deborah Lahood
deborah.lahood@rrc.state.tx.us
512.463.7193
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
HUB Program
Booth 728
Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Program:
Mission
To encourage and effectively promote the
utilization of Historically Underutilized Businesses
(HUBs) by all state agencies, including
institutions of higher education.
Goals and Objectives
The Texas Building and Procurement Commission
(TBPC) fulfills this mission by:
• Developing and administering HUB rules
and statute to ensure full and equal access
to state procurement opportunities for
minority and women-owned businesses,
• Administering the certification and compliance
functions for the State of Texas
minority and women-owned business
program,
• Assisting state agencies and institutions of
higher education with training, planning,
and implementing HUB education and
outreach efforts, and
• Compiling and reporting the State’s HUB
expenditures and contract awards semi-
annually.
Contact: Stephanie Richmond
stephanie.richmond@tbpc.state.tx.us
512.475.2414
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
Cooperative Purchasing Program
Booth 728
The TBPC Cooperative Purchasing Program
was created by legislation in 1979, the Texas
Building and Procurement Commission Cooperative
Purchasing Program (TBPC Co-Op) offers
members a unique opportunity to purchase goods
and services from state term contracts and the
CISV Catalog Purchasing Program. Using these
services through TBPC will meet your competitive
bidding requirements.
Information on Membership
Sections 271.081-271.083 Local Government
Code, V. T. C. A., Section 2155.202 and
2175.001(1) of the Texas Government Code, Title
10, Subtitle D, provide the legal authority for the
following entities to participate in TBPC Co-Op:
Local governments (municipalities, counties,
school districts, etc.) MHMR community centers
Assistance organizations. If you are not a member,
please contact us at coop@tbpc.state.tx.us,
or by phone at 512-463-3368.
Benefits joining the Co-Op Team
Using the TBPC Co-Op can be highly beneficial.
All state contract purchases made through
the TBPC Co-Op have already been competitively
bid, saving you valuable time. To use state
contracts all you need to do is send us a requisition
for the items you need. We will generate a
purchase order on your behalf and send a copy
of it to both you and the vendor. The vendor will
then ship the merchandise and invoice your
entity directly. Have more questions? E-mail the
Co-Op group at coop@tbpc.state.tx.us.
Contact: Karen Fuller
karen.fuller@tbpc.state.tx.us
512.463.4509
Texas Department of Information Resources
Cyber Café
Booth 523
The Texas Department of Information Resources
(DIR) presents the GTC Cyber Café with
convenient access to the Internet and e-mail access
for conference attendees. The desktop and
notebook computers used in the Cyber Café are
those featured in the new DIR Buyer Alert program,
a program offering significant savings off
of already low prices on standard configuration
computer hardware.
Schedule an appointment, answer e-mails or
surf the Web at the Texas Department of Information
Resources (DIR) Cyber Café. Hosted by
DIR and cooperative contract vendors Hewlett
Packard, Dell, IBM and Gateway, the Cyber Café
is provided for your convenience. No hard sales
pitch, just the chance to catch up on the office,
test drive some computer hardware and take
a break on the exhibit floor. Located in Booth
721 at the entry to Government Solutions, the
DIR Cyber Café is a must visit during this year’s
Government Technology Conference.
Contact: Leslie Mueller
Leslie.Mueller@dir.state.tx.us
512.936.7047
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Texas Department of Information Resources
DIR Services
Booth 531
Learn about the Texas Shared Data Center
System that will consolidate the operations
of the state’s largest data center environments
allowing agencies to coordinate and share infrastructure
resources. This will the total cost
of service through economies of scale and bring
value to Texas through improved and standardized
security, disaster recovery capability, and
service levels.
Contact: Leslie Mueller
Leslie.Mueller@dir.state.tx.us
512.936.7047
Texas Education Agency
eGrants
Booth 631
School districts, charter schools and non-profit
organizations request approximately $3 billion
dollars in grants from the Texas Education Agency
(TEA) annually. Grant funds supplement funding
for schools and are an important resource for meeting
children’s educational needs.
The goal of the eGrants project is to centralize
grants management for all TEA grant processing.
The eGrants application is a comprehensive
web portal that provides online submission,
tracking, review and processing of primary, secondary
and adult education grant applications.
Currently, TEA uses the eGrants application to
host over 35 discretionary and formula grant applications.
Eventually, more than 60 electronic
forms, including grants applications, evaluation
reports, and compliance reports will be hosted
on the grant portal. The eGrants application
offers a streamlined and customer-friendly solution
for what previously were complex and
time-consuming processes for all of the involved
stakeholders.
eGrants provides an entire grants management
and administration system in an electronic
web-based format. Features include:
1. Online submission and revision of grant
applications
2. Automated field edits, pre-population
and calculations.
3. Multiple day submission.
4. Easy navigation of complex grant schedules.
5. Online help, instructions, and guidelines.
6. Online document library of all submitted
grant applications and attachments.
7. Online assignment of reviewers for
competitive grants, online scoring and
automated tabulation and ranking of scores.
8. Electronic document management.
9. Automated status tracking.
10. Integration with the TEA financial system.
11. Online reporting.
12. Automated workflow processing.
13. Automated email notification.
Contact: Connie Fannon
connie.fannon@tea.state.tx.us
512.463.9093
Texas Health and Human Services
Commission
HHSC Contracts Administration and
Tracking System
Booth 720
The HCATS system is a secure, multi-agency,
application designed to automate the administration
of all enterprise contracts, and provide
standard centralized reporting. Users are able to
track the contract implementation from procurement
to expiration, view and modify associated
documents, track deliverables, and report on
contract activity. Utilizing the “Workflow” module,
contract administrators can create, assign
and email tasks to individuals who are active in
the contract review process. Development of the
application was accomplished utilizing Oracle,
WebSphere, a STRUTS framework, and NDS/
iChain security. This year’s planned modifications
will incorporate services (SOA) to various
data sources.
Contact: Rob Teachout
rob.teachout@hhsc.state.tx.us
512.438.4358
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
2-1-1 Texas – The Web Solution
Booth 722
The purpose of the 2-1-1 Help in Texas project
was to build a robust, multi-user application
using browser-based technologies that will facilitate
the accurate and efficient collection and
distribution of data required for 2-1-1 Help in
Texas operations, as well as enforces business
rules that accurately represent Texas Information
Referral Network (TIRN) policies and standards.
The scope of this project includes the design
and development of functional modules within
2-1-1 Help in Texas that will allow state office
personnel as well as Area Information Center
(AIC) staff to conduct business functions in the
areas of information retrieval and referral, cross-
AIC support functions, and ongoing reporting.
2-1-1 is a public/private collaboration between
the Texas Health and Human Services Commission
(HHSC), the Texas Alliance of Information and
Referral Systems (TAIRS), and community-based
organizations such as local United Ways, Area
Agencies on Aging, Councils of Government,
Community Councils, and other local non-profit
and governmental organizations.
As a new dimension of Web-based technology,
public, private and state based organizations
are now able to interact in ways that were too
cumbersome a challenge in the past. The use of
secure technological solutions allows State
Agencies and the Private Support sector to interact
in a way that supports firewall security with
corporative easy-interaction. With the expectation
of better support to the citizens of Texas, the
2-1-1 application allows detailed information to
be at their finger tips — when they need it.
Contact: Mike Thomas
mike.thomas@hhsc.state.tx.us
512.438.2234
Texas Workforce Commission
WorkinTexas
Booth 621
WorkInTexas.com is Texas’ newest way to
match great Texas employers with great employees.
It is a FREE online, real-time job matching system
designed to help employers and job seekers
connect. It is the fastest, easiest and most effective
way to recruit qualified applicants or find the
perfect job. Featuring secure online registration,
real-time job matches, email notifications
and online submission for job postings and
resumes; WorkInTexas.com is the most comprehensive
employment site for Texas employers
and employees. WorkInTexas.com is powered
by Texas Workforce Solutions, a partnership
between the Texas Workforce Commission and
28 local workforce boards to deliver comprehensive
workforce solutions.
Contact: Audrey Montgomery
audrey.montgomery@twc.state.tx.us
512.936.6741
Town of Flower Mound
Collective Communications System
Booth 623
The challenge was to design a system which
would allow for police radio communications
through a computer. The result: a system that did
just that, but suddenly exploded into a product
market that did not exist before February 2004.
By leveraging the power of the Internet, Flower
Mound Police employees could now communicate
to officers in the field from their computer,
regardless of where they were in the world. Not
only could they talk with Flower Mound officers,
but they could listen to local AM/FM radio news
casts, NOAA weather radio, and even national
television news. All these features are now available
on a secure, encrypted network that cannot
be monitored by radio scanners and the like.
Contact: Dustin Malcom
dustin.malcom@flower-mound.com
972.874.6051
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4expo
hours:
Wednesday & Thursday, February 1 & 2
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
4don’t
Miss the Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony to open the gtC expo!
Wednesday, February 1
Trinity Street Entrance
9:30 am
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Accenture
161 N. Clark St.
Chicago, IL 60601
Phone: 312.693.0161
Fax: 312.737.9541
www.accenture.com
Sponsor
Accenture is a global management and technology
services company. We team with the world’s leading
governments to help them enhance how they deliver
services by transforming the business of government.
We combine our proven federal, state and local government
experience with commercial leading practices to
deliver innovative solutions that generate high performance
results for the public sector.
Accurate Forms & Supplies
1845 Precinct Line Rd., Ste. 106
Hurst, TX 76054-3107
Phone: 817.498.4840 or 800.777.0072
Fax: 817.427.4816
govt@accuratesupplies.com
www.accuratesupplies.com/govt.html
Booth 607
AFS has been serving business since 1983. We are
an authorized distributor of data storage media, computer
and peripheral supplies (toner, developer, etc.), as
well as custom business forms. We take pride in our
number one quality “SERVICE.” Stop by our booth #607,
we would like to meet you!
Adobe Systems Inc.
345 Park Ave.
San Jose, CA 95110-2704
Phone: 408.536.6000
Fax: 408.537.6000
www.adobe.com
Booth 537
Adobe helps deliver interactive government with
solutions that transform and extend the reach of information,
processes and services, providing a richer, more
productive and secure experience for constituents, agency
personnel and the military. Its technologies bridge the
silos of information, enhance productivity and reduce
the complexity of processes.
ADT Security Systems
1628 Valwood Pkwy., #104
Carrollton, TX 75006
Phone: 610.366.2343
Fax: 972.406.4226
Booth 715
AIIM International
1100 Wayne Ave., Ste. 1100
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Phone: 800.477.AIIM
Fax: 301.587.2711
aiim@aiim.org
www.aiim.org
Booth 237
AIIM is the leading non-profit organization focused
on helping state and local government agencies to understand
the challenges associated with managing their
information, documents, content, records, and business
processes. Get our Document and Records Management
Toolkit, when you stop by Booth 237. And, visit our
online Solutions Center at www.aiim.org/government
for industry research, case studies, product demos,
and more.

Alltel Communications
5822 Cromo Dr.
El Paso, TX 79912
Phone: 915.581.0768
Fax: 915.581.0057
Horacio.Ballinas@alltel.com
www.alltel.com
Booth 344
Alltel Communications is the owner and operator
of the nation’s largest wireless network
with more than 10.5 million customers in 36
states and $10 billion in annual revenues.
Alltel has a rich history of innovation, service
and achievement that spans more than six decades,
and is committed to developing dependable networks
to provide customers with the best telecommunications
experience possible.
Alphacorp
3676 West California Ave., Unit B100
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Phone: 801.977.8608
Fax: 801.977.8775
bmcleese@alphacorp.com
www.siresolutions.com
Booth 240
AlphaCorp provides agenda automation and
electronic document management solutions
designed for easy, rapid, and enterprise-wide
deployment. Our Total Legislative Management
Solution includes online forms, workflow,
audio/video broadcast, and voting automation.
We also offer a complete range of document
management solutions including capture, workflow,
records management, web access, forms,
and ERM (COLD).
Apple Computer Software
1892 Preston White Dr.
Reston, VA 20191
Phone: 703.264.5100
Fax: 703.264.3222
Email: sgorman@apple.com
www.apple.com
Booth 117
Combining the power of UNIX with industryleading
ease of use, Apple offers a unique value
proposition for IT managers. It begins with our
commitment to open source technologies and
open standards, making it easy to fit Apple products
within your existing environment. Versatile,
scalable, and surprisingly affordable solutions
help you maintain and extend your infrastructure
on a limited budget. And making it all work
is no sweat, thanks to innovative management
tools and Apple’s unmatched hardware/software
integration.
Attachmate WRQ
1500 Dexter Ave. North
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone: 206.217.7100
Fax: 206.301.6993
presales@attachmatewrq.com
www.attachmatewrq.com
Booth 429
The leader in universal host access and
integration, AttachmateWRQ helps you maximize
the value of your existing IT investments
as you advance long-term business strategies.
More than 40,000 customers, representing over
16 million desktops worldwide, use Attachmate-
WRQ products and services to extend, manage
and secure enterprise assets.
Audio Visual Innovations
2105 Donley Dr., Ste. 200
Austin, TX 78758
Phone: 512.670.3330
Fax: 512.670.3332
Jabee@aviinc.com
www.aviinc.com
Booth 602
Audio Visual Innovations, Inc., founded
in 1979, has grown to be a national leader in
the presentation industry. Headquartered in
Tampa, FL with regional offices nationwide,
AVI is a full service company, offering all
audiovisual and video equipment, including
computer projectors, accessories, high-resolution
data monitors, plasma displays and
installed projector systems.
Barcode-Texas International Inc.
124 Highland Meadow Circle
Coppell, TX 75019
Phone: 972.939.1516
Fax: 972.304.1061
Booth 241
BearCom Wireless Worldwide
P.O. Box 559001
Dallas, TX 75355-9001
Phone: 214.765.7544
Fax: 214.355.1700
tom.renick@bearcom.com
www.bearcom.com
Booth 815
BearCom provides rentals, sales and service
of two-way radios, wireless phones, hand-held
communications devices, call boxes, CCTV,
surveillance products and wireless accessories.
BearCom is the world’s largest dealer of
Motorola and Icom ® two-way radios and is a
major dealer for Nextel. ® More than 26 US offices
provide you with quick and efficient service.
BlackBerry by Research in Motion Ltd.
185 Columbia St. West
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 5Z5
Phone: 519.888.7465 x2691
Fax: 519.888.7884
www.blackberry.com/gov
Booth 539
The BlackBerry Enterprise Solution by
Research In Motion allows government employees
to stay connected with secure, wireless
access to email, data, phone, web and organizer
features. Increasing overall productivity of government
employees and planning for continuity
of operations have never been more important.
BlackBerry is improving accessibility, streamlining
communications and information access
and increasing collaboration. The end results for
government agencies can include an increase in
knowledge sharing.
BMC Software Inc.
2101 Citywest Blvd.
Houston, TX 77042
Phone: 713.918.1023
Fax: 713.918.3460
Booth 605
BMC Software, is a leading provider of solutions
that empower Government and Business
to manage Information Technology. Delivering
Business Service Management (BSM), BMC Software
solutions span all IT processes required to
align IT with Government services. BSM enables
public sector agencies to understand and predict
the impact of technology changes on services,
and conversely, how changes in those services
impact IT.
Broadcast Services Inc.
8100 Roughrider Dr. #104
San Antonio, TX 78239
Phone: 210.656.8585
Fax: 210.651.4747
www.broadcastservicesusa.com
Booth 822
Brother International
100 Somerset Corporate Blvd.
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Phone: 908.252.3092
Fax: 908.575.3746
Booth 229
Canon U.S.A. Inc.
2110 Washington Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22204
Phone: 703.807.3402
Fax: 703.807.7819
bnunn@cusa.canon.com
Booth 435
Canon U.S.A., Inc.’s Government Marketing
Division (GMD) was established in 1979 specifically
to serve federal, state and local customers
nationwide. The GMD provides sales, service
and support of office technology to government
agencies. The GMD holds and participates in
numerous GSA, federal and state and local government
contracts which allow the marketing of
Canon’s full range of products.
CBT Nuggets, Inc.
44 Club Rd., Ste. 150
Eugene, OR 97401
Phone: 888.507.6283
Fax: 541.284.2050
sales@cbtnuggets.com
www.cbtnuggets.com
Booth 336
CBT Nuggets, Inc. is the leader in video-based
IT certification training. They provide comprehensive
training for certification exams from
Microsoft ® , CompTIA ® , Cisco ® and many other
professional certification vendors. The training
offers technical accuracy in conjunction with
real-world analogies to promote understanding
for beginners and experts alike. Sample videos
from the CBT Nuggets training catalog are available
at www.cbtnuggets.com.
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CCS Presentation Systems
2808 Longhorn Blvd., Ste. 307
Austin, TX 78758
Phone: 512.451.7446
Fax: 512.451.6619
Paulvein@ccsprojects.com
Booth 139
CCS Presentation Systems is a large audio/
visual solutions integrator that specializes in
creating effective custom presentation environments
for government entities. In small
conference rooms or large auditoriums CCS can
give any message a stronger impact for your audience
through multimedia.
CDW•G
200 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Phone: 800.808.4239
Fax: 847.419.6200
verocal@cdw.com
www.cdwg.com
Booth 423/Sponsor
A wholly owned subsidiary of CDW Corporation,
CDW Government (CDW-G) responds
with a sense of urgency to the unique needs of
government and education customers by offering
expert advice, services and quick shipping
from the industry’s largest inventory. CDW•G
customers can select from top-name brands
such as APC, Cisco, HP, IBM, Lenovo, Microsoft,
Sony, Symantec, Toshiba and ViewSonic.
CGI-AMS
100 Congress Ave., Ste. 1550
Austin, TX 78701
Phone: 512.493.3550
Fax: 512.472.6729
www.cgi.com
Sponsor
CGI-AMS is a full service IT and managed
services provider with focused industry expertise
and innovative service models that help
clients achieve their business goals. CGI-AMS is
a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of CGI Group
Inc. CGI is the fifth largest independent IT
services firm in North America and the eighth
largest in the world, and has a revenue run rate
of $3.1 billion.
CipherTrust Inc.
4800 North Point Pkwy., Ste. 400
Alpharetta, GA 30022
Phone: 678.904.9270
Fax: 678.969.9398
Kayla.Nolan@ciphertrust.com
www.ciphertrust.com
Booth 510
CipherTrust, Inc. is the leader in messaging
security. Trusted by more than 30% of the
Fortune 100, and with more enterprise e-mail
users than any other solution — over 8 million
and growing — CipherTrust delivers unparalleled
e-mail security and spam protection.
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Cisco
12515 Research Blvd, Bldg. 3
Austin, TX 78759
Phone: 512.378.6065
Fax: 512.255.9698
ntam@cisco.com
www.cisco.com
Booth 314
Cisco Systems, Inc. is the worldwide leader
in networking for the Internet, celebrating 20
years of commitment to technology, innovation,
industry leadership and corporate social
responsibility. Cisco’s Internet Protocol-based
(IP) networking solutions are the foundation of
the Internet and most corporate, education, and
government networks around the world. Cisco
provides the broadest line of solutions for transporting
data, voice and video within buildings,
across campuses or around the world.
City of Corpus Christi
PO Box 9277
Corpus Christi, TX 78469-9277
Phone: 361.826.3740
Fax: 361.826.3742
leonard@cctexas.com
www.cctexas.com
Booth 132
Chosen by the Center for Digital Government
as the #1 Digital City in the United States,
Corpus Christi, Texas demonstrates the best use
of today’s technology assisting local government
in significantly enhancing customer service,
economic development, and operational
efficiencies. The expansion of online services
and technology partnerships are just two of the
reasons Corpus Christi leads the United States
in technology.
CMS Products
3095 Redhill Ave.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Phone: 714.424.5520
Fax: 714.432.9489
mgolden@cmsproducts.com
crenner@cmsproducts.com
www.cmsproducts.com
Booth 714
CMS Products is a leading manufacturer of
easy-to-use data backup and disaster recovery
solutions, “BounceBack” data recovery software
and complete automatic backup solutions for
notebook and desktop computers. Other products
include “copy2go” content management
software, data transfer kits, notebook hard drive
upgrades and high capacity hard drives. Portable
computer backup solutions range from 40 to
420GB of capacity.
Computer Aid Inc.
1390 Ridgeview Rd.
Allentown, PA 18104
Phone: 610.530.5035
Fax: 413.513.7342
Booth 202
Computer Associates
840 Gessner, Ste. 600
Houston, TX 77024
Phone: 713.625.9428
www.ca.com
Sponsor
CA is one of the world’s largest IT management
software providers. Our software and
expertise unify and simplify complex IT
environments in a secure way across the enterprise
for greater business results. We call this
Enterprise IT Management (EITM) — our
clear vision for the future of IT. It’s how you
can manage systems, networks, security, storage,
applications and databases securely and
dynamically. You can build on your IT investments,
rather than replacing them.
CustomGuide Inc.
1502 Nicollet Ave., Ste. 1
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Phone: 888.903.2432
Fax: 612.604.0107
lisaprice@customguide.com
www.customguide.com
Booth 816
CustomGuide is a leading provider of computer
training products, featuring print-on-demand
courseware and eLearning for Microsoft Office
applications. Our print-on-demand courseware
is fully editable, allowing users to print the
content they want in the quantity they need. Our
eLearning is fully interactive with short, bitesized
lessons that allow users to learn at their
own pace. CustomGuide also offers computer
training, CDs.
Cyberchannel Inc., dba LegalEdge Software
175 Strafford Ave., Ste. One
Wayne, PA 19087
Phone: 610.975.5888
Fax: 610.975.5884
info@legaledge.com
www.legaledge.com
Booth 535
LegalEdge Software markets case management
applications for city and county attorneys,
state, local and federal government agencies,
prosecutors and public defenders. LegalEdge
also provides justice integration products and
services. Applications available in client/server
version and cross platform Web-based version
with full support for Unix and .NET. Our J2EE
core Web product natively supports the Justice
Data Model.
CyberTex Institute of Technology
6300 La Calma Dr., Ste. 350
Austin, TX 78752
Phone: 512.454.6116
Fax: 512.454.6336
mudassir@cybertexit.com
www.cybertexit.com
Booth 120
CyberTex, Inc. was founded as a startup in
1999 in Austin, Texas offering a wide range of
services in the IT sector which encompass vocational
training and network support. Since then,
CyberTex has expanded training to include
other programs such as Medic.

Data Applications
PO Box 307/4408 Sunbelt Dr.
Addison, TX 75001
Phone: 972.250.0973
Fax: 972.250.6978
rkaeufer@data-app.com
www.data-app.com
Booth 335
Data Applications Corporation provides a full
range of managed IT support services for the
network and desktop customer including performance
and security monitoring, installations,
upgrades, moves, service and maintenance,
Help Desk, and asset management. DAC is a
Dell and Hewlett Packard authorized warranty
provider and also partners with Microsoft and
N-able Technologies.
Datalux
155 Aviation Dr.
Winchester, VA 22602
Phone: 540.662.1500
Fax: 540.662.7385
Sales@datalux.com
www.datalux.com
Booth 103
Datalux manufactures rugged mobile computers.
The new DATALUX Tracer is the most
compact integrated computer and display
available. It features an Intel Pentium M, 12.1”
LCD flat-panel display. The Tracer supports
all wireless connectivity and can be equipped
with built in 802.11. Join the thousands of
police, fire and EMS officers across the country
using the Tracer.
DCS Information Systems
500 N. Central Expwy., Ste.280
Plano, TX 75075
Phone: 972.422.3600
Fax: 972.422.3621
jerryg@dnis.com
Booth 511
DCS Information Systems is a provider of
data broker services to the State of Texas. DCS
obtains the data needed for an agency to perform
its duties, and consolidates this information into
a single on-line report, customized to meet the
requirements of the agency, all within a matter
of seconds. The resulting efficiencies allow the
using agency to accomplish much more with
less employee hours.
Dell Computer
One Dell Way
Round Rock, TX 78682
Phone: 800.981.3355
Fax: 800.433.9527
www.dell.com
Booth 203
Dell Inc. is a trusted and diversified information-technology
supplier and partner, and
sells a comprehensive portfolio of products
and services directly to customers worldwide.
Dell, recognized by Fortune magazine as
America’s most admired company and No. 3
globally, designs, builds and delivers innovative,
tailored systems that provide customers
with exceptional value.
Digimarc
9405 SW Gemini Dr,
Beaverton, OR 97008
Phone: 503.469.4800
Booth 803
Digimarc Corporation is a leading supplier
of secure identity solutions and advanced technologies
for use in media management. As an
expert provider of secure ID solutions, Digimarc
systems produce more than 60 million driver
licenses and other secure personal identification
documents per year. Nearly two-thirds of the
U.S. states and many foreign governments rely
on Digimarc for secure ID solutions.
Directron.com/PrimeSystems
10402 Harwin Dr.
Houston, TX 77036
Phone: 1.800.988.4224
Fax: 713.773.9393
mike@directron.com
www.directron.com
www.primesystems.com
Booth 108
Directron.com offers more than 12,000 computer
components and software, while PrimeSystems
have 20 years of experience in providing multilevel
support and computer sales to government
entities in southern Texas. Together, Directron.
com and PrimeSystems have helped many public
entities and ISDs reach their IT goals.
Diskeeper Corporation
7590 N. Glenoaks Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91504
Phone: 800.829.6468
Fax: 818.252.5514
htaufer@diskeeper.com
www.diskeeper.com
Booth 424
Diskeeper ® Corporation is best known for
Diskeeper, the Number One Automatic Defragmenter,
which has sold over 17 million licenses.
State and local government agencies around
the country rely on Diskeeper to provide automatic
daily defragmentation for unparalleled
speed and stability. Diskeeper Corporation also
provides instant file recovery with Undelete ®
and automated patch and systems management
with Sitekeeper ® .
Docudata
8130 John Carpenter Fwy.
Dallas, TX 75247
Phone: 214.678.9898
Fax: 214.678.9669
Email: kwilliams@docudatasolutions.com
www.docudatasolutions.com
Booth 820
DocuData Solutions works with County and
District entities to manage their vital media.
Our business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services
transforms all types of data into integrated,
specifically designed document management
systems, including: Paper, Electronic Files, Roll
Film and Microfiche. Our vast knowledge and
experience with document imaging and microfilm
makes DocuData Solutions your best
resource for managing your vital data.
Element K ®
500 Canal View Blvd.
Rochester, NY 14623
Phone: 800.478.7788
www.elementk.com
Booth 810
Element K ® develops and publishes the most
widely used and respected instructor-led training
content in the industry. Element K print courseware
content is endorsed year after year by
industry experts. We also partner with the best
partners in the industry. Element K is the exclusive
distributor in North American for security
courseware from EC-Council.
EMC
42 South St.
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Phone: 508.249.6549
Fax: 508.249.6214
Sponsor
EMC Corporation is the world leader in products,
services, and solutions for information
storage and management, helping customers
manage their growing information through information
lifecycle management. Using networked
storage as the foundation, EMC unifies technologies,
platforms, software, and services to help
extract maximum value from information, at the
lowest total cost.
Enhanced Laser Products
4903 Commercial Park Dr.
Austin, TX 78724
Phone: 512.467.6565
Fax: 512.467.1324
www.enhancedlaser.com
Booth 334
Epson America
3840 Kilroy Airport Way, MS 4-29
Long Beach, CA 90806
Phone: 562.290.4326
Fax: 562.290.5182
Sponsor
ESRI
227 North Loop 1604 East, Ste. 100
San Antonio, TX 78232
Phone: 210.499.1044
Fax: 210.499.4112
twesp@esri.com
www.esri.com
Booth 417
With annual sales of more than $490 million,
ESRI remains the world leader in the geographic
information system (GIS) software industry. Our
business involves the development and support of
GIS software for all types of organizations — from
the one-person office to the multinational corporations
to innovative Internet GIS solutions.
Eurosoft Inc,
1705 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Ste. 200
Austin, TX 78737
Phone: 512.329.8100
Fax: 512.329.5150
Booth 809
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EWS US Inc.
106 E. Old Settlers Blvd. Bldg. E, Ste. 110
Round Rock, TX 78664
Phone: 512.238.1911
Jeff.larkin@ews-us.com
www.ews-i.com
Booth 703
EWS is a solutions company. We develop
custom recycling options that enable OEM’s,
corporations, and government entities to maximize
the value of unused products. Additionally,
EWS can help companies manage electronic
waste events in all areas of their business including
prototyping, manufacturing/service &
repair fallout, e & o inventory, lease take-backs,
EOL, and technology refresh.
Extreme Networks
3585 Monroe St.
Santa Clara, CA 95051
Phone: 408.579.2800
Fax: 408.579.3000
amollat@extremenetworks.com
www.extremenetworks.com
Booth 413
Extreme Networks is a leader in open
converged networks. Its innovative network
architecture provides enterprises and metro service
providers with the resiliency, adaptability
and simplicity required for a true converged
network that supports voice, video and data,
over a wired and wireless infrastructure, while
delivering high-performance and advanced
security features. For more information, visit
www.extremenetworks.com.
Filemaker
5845 Concord Lane
The Colony, TX 75056
Phone: 972.668.5698
Booth 502
First Comm Inc.
PO Box 380587
San Antonio, TX 78268
Phone: 210.684.1715
Fax: 210.684.5404
Booth 807
First Comm is Texas’ premier source for
Plantronics telephone headsets for home, office,
call centers and mobile phones. State of the art
wireless headsets offer freedom of movement,
security and comfort. New technologies, BLUE-
TOOTH, VOIP, cellphone, gaming, computer
and speech recognition headsets. Free consultation,
product trial, and operational assistance to
all business needs. TEXCAT pricing to qualified
agencies. Offices in San Antonio and Dallas.
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Focus Enhancements
1370 Dell Ave.
Campbell, CA 95008
Phone: 800.338.3348
Fax: 408.866.4659
sales@focusinfo.com
www.focusinfo.com
Booth 123
Developed by video professionals for video
professionals, products by Focus Enhancements
feature the technology and reliability you need to
meet the rigorous demands of production — day
in and day out. With Direct to Edit recorders that
enable you to go straight from shooting to editing,
media servers that make it simple to manage your
digital asset library, and media players that make
it easy to distribute and display your work.
Future Com Ltd.
PO Box 1801
Hurst, TX 76053
Phone: 888.710.5250 x133
Booth 442
Galaxy Electronics Company
201 East Arapaho Rd.
Richardson, TX 75081
Phone: 800.755.6422 x104
Fax: 972.234.0066
Booth 125
Gateway
610 Gateway Dr., Y-35
North Sioux City, SD 57049
Phone: 605.232.1379
Fax: 605.232.1379
Booth 403
GBA Master Series Inc.
10561 Barkley St., Ste. 500
Overland Park, KS 66212
Phone: 916.341.3105 x540
Fax: 913.341.3128
info@gbamasterseries.com
gbamasterseries.com
Booth 817
The GBA Master Series ® software suite designed
by civil engineers and software developers
includes programs for water resources and public
works agencies. All programs integrate with our
GIS products, which are extensions of ESRI’s Arc-
GIS ® software. Our expertise/experience provides
our clients with complete management solutions
and exceptional implementation services.
Genesys
2001 Junipero Serra Blvd.
Daly City, CA 94014
Phone: 1.888.GENESYS
www.Genesyslab.com
Booth 710
Genesys, a subsidiary of Alcatel, is the #1 provider
of contact center software and provides the
leading open-standards voice platform. Genesys’
mission is to enable companies to deliver
superior contact center service. With over 2,700
customers in 80 countries including Global 2000
enterprises, government agencies, as well as
many of the world’s fastest growing mid-sized
businesses, Genesys directs more than 100 million
customer interactions every day.
GeoAnalytics Inc., Varion Systems
500 West. Monroe St., Ste. 3820
Chicago, IL 60661
Phone: 312.863.2330
Fax: 312.896.5917
www.geoanalytics.com
Booth 235
GeoAnalytics, the leader in GIS Consulting,
specializes in the planning, design, and implementation
of enterprise information systems in
support of spatially enabled business and predictive
intelligence, asset and resource management,
and decision-making.
Global Data Systems
9430 Research Blvd., Ste. 140
Austin, TX 78759
Phone: 512.334.1093
Fax: 512.231.9903
nishac@getgds.com
www.getgds.com
Booth 409
Global Data Systems is an advanced IT company
that delivers world-class IP solutions and
services designed to solve business needs and
maximize productivity. We understand our clients’
challenges and goals, in order to deliver
the most cost-effective business-enabling solutions
and services. We apply best practices and
advanced technologies to provide total lifecycle
support and ensure success.
Globalstar LLC
461 So. Milpitas Blvd.
Milpitas, CA 95035
Phone: 281.812.2705
Fax: 281.812.2702
ty.garner@globalstar.com
www.globalstarusa.com
Booth 135
Globalstar offers quality satellite voice and
data services to various state & federal government
agencies. Many of these agencies depend
on their Globalstar-to-Globalstar handheld connection
for a fully redundant communications
network completely isolated from the Public
Switch Telephone Network. What does this
mean? When Landline, Cellular and Radio
are down due to disaster, you can depend on
Globalstar to communicate.
GovConnection Inc.
706 Milford Rd.
Merrimack, NH 03054
Phone: 800.800.0019
Fax: 603.683.2482
tsmith@govconnection.com
www.govconnection.com
Booth 131
GovConnection is the leading national provider
of major-brand information technology products
and services to the academic community.
We offer more than 100,000 premium products,
including PCs, servers, peripherals, software,
storage, and networking devices — all at competitive
prices, and many available through state
and county purchasing contracts. Our inventory
enables us to offer same-day shipping on most
frequently ordered products.

Government Technology
100 Blue Ravine Rd.
Folsom, CA 95630
Phone: 916.932.1300
Fax: 916.932.1470
www.govtech.net
Booth 515
Government Technology magazine is the
leading publication providing applied knowledge
and technology solutions for state and
local governments in the Information Age. For
over 18 years, government IT executives have
relied on Government Technology as a trusted
source for current news, innovative trends,
and best practices on how others have successfully
leveraged technology in advancing
the digital future of their agencies and departments.
For your free subscription, log on to
www.govtech.net/subscribe.
Government Technology’s newest publication
— Public CIO — delivers thought-provoking
editorial insight on the unique management,
technology and leadership challenges facing
C-level executives across the entire public
sector enterprise. Public CIO’s exquisite design
and award-winning editorial are unmatched in
the industry. Subscriptions are free for qualified
subscribers. Log on to www.public-cio.com today!
Government Technology Solutions Inc.
4110 Business Dr., Ste. A
Shingle Springs, CA 95682
Phone: 800.326.5683
Fax: 530.677.1416
gblair@gvtechsolutions.com
www.gvtechsolutions.com
Booth 734
Government Technology Solutions, (GvTech-
Solutions) — is the leading security tools and
technology supplier to federal, state, and local
governments. GvTechSolutions continues to
build on its strategic alliances and strengths in
developing new solutions for the ever-changing
Information Assurance (IA) market. Our primary
mission is providing IA products and services
for today’s solutions - with “No Excuses”.
GroupLink Corporation
563 W. 500 S., Ste. 400
Bountiful, UT 84010
Phone: 801.298.9888 ext. 122
Fax: 801.492.8034
info@grouplink.net
www.grouplink.net
Booth 110
GroupLink ® Corporation is the leading provider
of best practices I.T. applications and
CRM solutions built on Microsoft, Novell, and
Linux technologies. Whether your organization
specializes in IT service support, industrial
sales, or banking & financial services, our products
help you add business process intelligence
and profitability while reducing your total cost
of ownership (TCO).
GSA IT Acquisition Center
1901 S. Bell St., Crystal Mall 4, Rm 1017
Arlington, VA 22201
Phone: 213.534.0094
patricia.reed@gsa.gov
www.gsa.gov/itcenter
Booth 617
Under cooperative purchasing, passed through
the E-Government Act of 2002, state and local
entities may now purchase information technology
(IT), hardware, software, professional
services, and telecommunications products and
services from contracts awarded under GSA’s IT,
Schedule 70 contracts, as well as from contracts
under the consolidated schedule containing IT
special item numbers. Over 3,000 vendors have
modified their contracts to participate in the
cooperative purchasing program.
GTSI
3901 Stonecroft Blvd.
Chantilly, VA 20151
Phone: 703.502.2267
Fax: 703.654.0246
Booth 323
GTSI & Government — Two Decades of Leadership.
GTSI is government technology, for more
than 20 years a reliable resource delivering
efficient, effective solutions to the largest, most
demanding customer in the world. GTSI solves
government technology challenges with our industry-leading
solutions, a powerful collection
of contracts, dedicated teams of certified experts,
flexible financing options, and global integration
and distribution.
Guidance Software
215 N. Marengo Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91101
Phone: 626.229.9191
www.guidancesoftware.com
Booth 800
Guidance Software is the world leader in solutions
for information assurance and computer
network defense. Our flagship solution, EnCase
Enterprise, provides the foundation of enterprise
investigative infrastructure enabling government
and law enforcement agencies to detect, respond
and remediate threats quickly.
Harding Group Inc., The
1250 E. Copeland, Ste. 800
Arlington, TX 76011
Phone: 817.461.3393 x124
Fax: 817.461.3394
vkey@harding-group.com
www.harding-group.com
Booth 228
The Harding Group, Inc. delivers award
winning service to meet our customer’s IT
needs — including complex network design
and integration, desktop support, consulting,
and technical training. We excel in clustering,
business process management, data backups,
storage systems, collaboration, remote connectivity
and many other technologies that enable
businesses to maximize employee productivity
and operational efficiency.
HBMG Inc.
1033 La Posada Dr., Ste. 310
Austin, TX 78752
Phone: 512.248.9915
Fax: 512.459.5291
Booth 204
Hewlett-Packard
8890 McGaw Rd., Ste. 100
Columbia, MD 21045
Phone: 443.285.4043
Fax: 443.285.4164
phyllis.koenig@hp.com
www.hp.com/go/stategov
Booth 315/Sponsor
The digital age in which we live is moving
forward at warp speed and many state and local
governments are struggling to keep up with the
demands of the times. HP’s state and local government
line of business helps cities and states
achieve business agility, access and leverage information,
take advantage of new technologies,
rapidly accommodate change, and manage IT as
an essential asset.
Howard Computers
580 Eastview
Laurel, MS 39441
Phone: 601.399.5618
Fax: 601.399.5060
Booth 702
Hummingbird Ltd.
1 Sparks Ave.
Toronto, Ontario,
Canada M2H2W1
Phone: 416.496.2200
Fax: 416.496.7630
tiffany.coppendale@hummingbird.com
www.hummingbird.com
Booth 735
Hummingbird Ltd. is a leading global provider
of enterprise software solutions. The company’s
enterprise software solutions fall into two principal
categories: enterprise content management
(ECM) solutions, and network connectivity
solutions. Hummingbird’s ECM solutions enable
organizations to manage the lifecycle of
enterprise content from creation to disposition,
thereby enabling organizations to address
critical business needs, such as information
management, business continuity, compliance
and risk mitigation.
IBM
400 W. 15 St.
Austin, TX 78701
Phone: 916.265.4170
Fax: 916.265.4170
Email: larryjo@us.ibm.com
www.ibm.com
Sponsor
IBM, the world’s largest consulting, services
and information technology company, has been
involved in the Public Sector for more than 80
years. IBM draws on a world-class portfolio of
world-class portfolio of hardware, software, services
and consulting solutions to help clients
realize the full potential of their technology investments.
For more information please visit:
http://w3-1.ibm.com/sales/sfi/sp_market_pub.html.
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Information Builders
2 Penn Plaza, 26th Fl.
New York, NY 10121
Phone: 212.736.6250
Fax: 212.967.5161
mark_dean@ibi.com
www.informationbuilders.com
Booth 318
Information Builders is the leader in enterprise
business intelligence and real-time Web
reporting. The company’s WebFOCUS product
— the industry’s most secure and flexible — meets
all the reporting needs of the extended enterprise,
ranging from analysts to power users to the
widest deployments for hundreds of thousands
of users. WebFOCUS empowers organizations
seeking to leverage all their data by accessing
it all.
Informative Graphics Corporation
4835 E. Cactus Rd., Ste. 445
Phone: 602.971.6061
Fax: 602.971.1714
Email: cindyb@infograph.com
www.infograph.com
Booth 819
Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC) develops
software products for content visualization,
collaboration and secure publishing. Our Brava! ®
and ProjectDox visualization and collaboration
products let users work with virtually any format
securely using our Visual Rights persistent
document security. IGC products are simple to
use. Out-of-the-box integrations for enterprise
content management systems such as Documentum
® , Open Text, and Microsoft SharePoint ®
are available.
Insight Public Sector
6820 S. Harl Ave.
Tempe, AZ 85283
Phone: 480.333.3432
Fax: 480.760.7295
dkowalsk@insight.com
www.insight.com
Booth 223
Insight Public Sector (IPS) offers state and
local government agencies state-of-the-art IT solutions.
Dedicated teams offer solutions ranging
from consulting, procurement and delivery to
maintenance and support. IPS combines national
resources with products from major manufacturers
through many procurement contracts. Insight
represents companies like HP, Toshiba, IBM,
Microsoft, Cisco, Panasonic, and more.
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Intelligent Office Products
10815 Seaboard Loop
Houston, TX 77099
Phone: 281.249.1100
Fax: 281.249.1111
Email: rahmadi@Iopcorp.com
www.IOPTXGOV.com
Booth 134
We are a Houston-based company specializing
in the re-manufacturing of imaging supplies.
We offer a full line of OEM and remanufactured
laser & inkjet cartridges as well as printer, copier
and fax machine supplies. IOP has exceeded
customer expectations by consistently delivering
exceptional service and product support.
We also place through rigorous quality testing
prior to shipping. This allows us to be confident
in all of our products and offer a 100%
satisfaction guarantee.
Inter-tel
4210 E. Cotton Center Blvd., Ste. 100
Phoenix, AZ 85040
Phone: 602.231.5151
Booth 341
Internet Security Systems
6303 Barfield Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30328
Phone: 800.776.2362
Fax: 404.236.2605
sales@iss.net
www.iss.net
Booth 615
Internet Security Systems (ISS) is a global
leader in information security providing research,
products and services that preemptively
protect critical business infrastructures against
malicious Internet threats. Established in 1994,
ISS has commanded the leading edge of security
innovation, inventing cornerstone technologies
such as vulnerability assessment and intrusion
detection and prevention.
InterNetwork Experts
8601 RR 2222, Bldg. 1, Ste. 100
Austin, TX 78730
Phone: 512.795.8811 x2009
Fax: 512.795.8844
brent.blaha@inetx.com
www.inetx.com
Booth 234
InterNetwork Experts is a network infrastructure
professional services firm and Cisco Gold
Partner reseller. Recognized as a leader in all
areas of network design and implementation,
with specific focus areas in advanced technologies
including IP telephony, network security,
wireless, video conferencing and storage solutions.
Go-DIRect contract holder for Cisco
Systems products, Tandberg video conferencing
products, and storage products.
IronPort Systems
950 Elm Ave.
San Bruno, CA 94066
Phone: 650.989.6500
Fax: 650.989.6543
info@ironport.com
www.ironport.com
Booth 434
As the leading email security products and services
provider, IronPort Systems has developed
a family of email security appliances — which
offer breakthrough performance, multi-layer
protection, and best-of-breed options. IronPort is
driving new standards and providing innovative
products for those faced with the monumental
task of managing, protecting, and growing mission-
critical email systems. For more information,
please visit: http://www.ironport.com.
Konica Minolta Business Systems
2100 Washington Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22204
Phone: 703.842.3276
rmamola@kmbs.konicaminolta.us
www.konicaminolta.com
Booth 236
KONICA MINOLTA, a leader in document
imaging innovation, provides complete solutions
for document creation, production and
management. The Business Solutions and Printing
Solutions divisions work hand in hand
to offer color and monochrome laser printers,
multi-function copiers, facsimile machines, and
scanners, for general office, electronic publishing,
graphic design, advanced imaging, and
home office applications.
Kyocera Mita America, Inc.
225 Sand Rd.
Fairfield, NJ 07004
Phone: 409.751.6214
Fax: 409.751.6215
dan_woolly@kyoceramita.com
www.kyoceramita.com
Booth 402
Kyocera Mita’s National/Governments Division
is here to provide you with a single,
nationwide, superior source for all your digital
document solutions. We offer expert consultation
on products and technology, coordinate
product installations from coast to coast, and
support you with a proven service network
focused on assuring maximum uptime for your
Kyocera Mita document needs.
LANDesk Software
698 West 10000 South, Ste. 500
South Jordan, UT 84095
Phone: 801.208.1500
Fax: 801.208.1713
Email: shawn.bezzant@landesk.com
www.landesk.com
Booth 111
LANDesk Software delivers cost-effective,
intelligent systems and security management
solutions. LANDesk solutions® are controlled
from a single management console to simplify
IT management of desktops, servers and mobile
devices. LANDesk has exclusively focused on
developing systems and security management
solutions for more than 19 years, has solid partner
relationships and solutions successfully
deployed on tens of millions of nodes at leading
enterprises worldwide.

Language Line Services
One Lower Ragsdale Dr.
Monterey, CA 93940
Phone: 800.752.0093
Fax: 831.648.5859
info@languageline.com
www.languageline.com
Booth 230
With 20+ years experience helping government
serve the public, Language Line Services
professional interpreters provide the experience,
knowledge and customer service skills
you need to communicate with everyone in
your community, whenever you need to, no
matter what language they speak. Ideal and cost
effective complement to bilingual staff across
agencies-health services, public safety, courts,
community outreach and more.
Laserfiche Document Management
3545 Long Beach Blvd.
Long Beach, CA 90807
Phone: 562.988.1688
Fax: 562.988.1886
info@laserfiche.com
www.laserfiche.com
Booth 811
Laserfiche document and DoD-5015.2-certified
records management solutions provide automated
agenda preparation, long-term archival,
secure access to public records and comprehensive
security. Designed for rapid deployment,
Laserfiche scales organization-wide and integrates
seamlessly with existing applications,
such as ESRI GIS and others. With over 2,700
government-sector installations, Laserfiche helps
government run smarter.
LexisNexis
9443 Springboro Pike
Miamisburg, OH 45342
Phone: 800.356.6548
Fax: 937.865.1860
state.local.government@lexisnexis.com
www.lexisnexis.com
Booth 611
LexisNexis provides comprehensive and integrated
information solutions to worldwide legal,
business and financial markets. In addition to
comprehensive legal, news, business, financial
and public records information, we provide a
wide range of knowledge sharing technology solutions
that are flexible and designed to address the
discrete workflow needs of various professionals.
Light Brigade Inc., The
837 Industry Dr.
Tukwila, WA 98188
Phone: 206.575.0404
Fax: 206.575.0405
sales@lightbrigade.com
www.lightbrigade.com
Booth 137
The leader in fiber optic training. The Light
Brigade offers a national schedule of courses on
how to design, install, test and maintain fiber
optic communication systems including hands-on
training. Custom courses are easily accommodated
for groups of six or more. In addition, TLB
produces and sells DVDs, videos, CDs and course
manuals covering over thirty fiber optic subjects.
Logicube, Inc.
19755 Nordhoff Place
Chatsworth, CA 91311
fv@logiocube.com
www.logicube.com
Booth 216
Logicube is a world leader in hard drive duplication
and computer forensic technologies.
Logicube systems capture/transfer data at up
to 4 GB/min., saving users significant time and
expense. From handheld one-to-one solutions to
production grade, multi-target cloning systems,
Logicube leads the industry in speed, innovation
and versatility. Logicube is also the world
leader in hardware-based computer forensic
data acquisition systems.
MailFrontier
1841 Page Mill Rd.
Palo Alto, CA 94304
Phone: 650.461.7500
Fax: 650.461.7501
sales@mailfrontier.com
www.mailfrontier.com
Booth 509
MailFrontier, an email security company,
protects organizations against inbound and outbound
email threats and enables consolidation
of email infrastructure. Our platform provides
power without complexity. As the threat of unwanted
email continues to grow, MailFrontier
provides the only email security solution that
promises to be EFFECTIVE: Stops 98 percent of
spam; EASY: Requires just minutes a week to
manage; A STEP AHEAD: Continues to evolve
its technology to stop emerging threats.
Maximus
1419 Sunset Hills
Reston, VA 20190
Phone: 703.251.8528
Fax: 703.251.8240
Sponsor
MBM Corporation
3134 Industry Dr.
North Charleston, SC 29418
Phone: 800.223.2508
Fax: 843.552.2974
sales@mbmcorp.com
www.mbmcorp.com
Booth 217
MBM Corporation is the manufacturer of
Destroyit business shredders. In-house shredding
is a company’s first line of defense against
data and identity theft, and shredding “at the
source” is the safest and most economical way
to keep confidential information secure. With
over 50 models available in every security level,
MBM has a business shredder for every need.
MCI
701 Brazos St.
Austin, TX 78701
Phone: 512.495.6801
Fax: 512.495.6854
tim.richter@mci.com
www.mci.com/government
Booth 215/Sponsor
From managed network, security and hosting
solutions to contact center services, MCI works
with organizations to advance and simplify
its communication needs. In Oct. 2005, the FCC
approved the proposed acquisition of MCI by Verizon
after concluding the transaction advances
the public interest. The FCC action occurred only
days after the U.S. Department of Justice cleared
the Verizon-MCI combination. The transaction
is anticipated to close late 2005/early 2006.
Messaging Architects
180 Peel St., Ste. 333
Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3C 2G7
Phone: 514.392.9220
Fax: 514.392.9120
info@messagingarchitects.com
www.messagingarchitects.com
Booth 210
Messaging Architects helps organizations
using GroupWise be more responsive and
productive with enterprise-class solutions addressing
the needs for policy, security, and
mobility of public messaging infrastructures.
Millions of GroupWise users work with our
products daily. The company is a member of
Novell’s PartnerNet Technology Program for
GroupWise and NetMail and has a strong international
presence. For more information, visit
www.messagingarchitects.com.
Mindjet
125 E. Sir Frances Drake Blvd., 3rd Fl.
Larkspur, CA 94939
Phone: 415.925.3120
Fax: 415.925.3110
sales@mindjet.com
www.mindjet.com
Booth 512
Mindjet Corporation, the leading provider
of software for visualizing and managing information
provides applications for state and
local agencies to think together, plan together,
and work together. Mindjet MindManager, the
company’s award-winning flagship product, is
productivity software designed for government
and business professionals responsible for planning,
decision-making, and program/project
management. For more information visit us at
booth 512 and www.mindjet.com.
MindLeaders
5500 Glendon Ct., Ste. 200
Dublin, OH 43016
Phone: 800.223.3732
Fax: 614.781.6510
sales@mindleaders.com
www.mindleaders.com
Booth 114
MindLeaders is an employee and individual
performance-improvement company with nearly
25 years of experience in the technology-based,
self-paced training field. We provide personalized
learning that supports organizational success.
Our e-learning tools cover topics ranging from
networking in an enterprise environment to personal
use of the pc and from healthcare privacy
issues to business skills.
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MRV Communications
20415 Nordhoff St.
Chatsworth, CA 91311
Phone: 818.773.0900
Fax: 818.773.1985
info@mrv.com
www.mrv.com
Booth 711
MRV provides a completely integrated, secure,
end-to-end solution from optical transport, Ethernet
aggregation and remote presence management to
network management. The MRV solution provides
any form of Ethernet connectivity, from VDSL over
standard Telephone-wires, up to Gigabit Ethernet,
with complete intrusion and traffic rate control.
MRV also provides a unique network management
system that allows in-band and out-of-band control
over network elements, right down to the power
strips. MRV, service aware networking solutions.
Naknan Inc.
1300-A Bay Area Rd., Ste. 233
Houston, TX 77058
Phone: 281.990.0300 x11
Fax: 281.990.0033
Booth 340
NEC Display Solutions
500 Park Blvd., Ste. 1100
Itasca, IL 60143
Phone: 630.467.3000
Fax: 630.467.4370
www.necdisplay.com
Booth 528
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of its Multi-
Sync ® brand, NEC Display Solutions (formerly
NEC-Mitsubishi) innovates, produces and delivers
visual display products and total display solutions
for a wide range of markets and applications. A
wholly-owned subsidiary of NEC Corporation, the
company leverages advanced LCD technologies,
research and development in building on a rich
history of product innovation.
Neutral Posture
3904 North Texas Ave.
Bryan, TX 77803
Phone: 210.497.6909
www.igoergo.com
Booth 716
Neutral Posture, Inc. is a Texas-based manufacturer
of ergonomic office seating products and
accessories. Jaye Congleton and Rebecca Congleton
Boenigk began Neutral Posture in 1989 using
the pressure-reducing seat design developed by
Dr. Jerome Congleton. Neutral Posture is now a
top diversity supplier for the U.S. Government
and Fortune 500 companies worldwide as a certified
Women’s Business Enterprise.
Nexstar
194 Old Lace Court
Las Vegas, NV 89110
Phone: 213.453.8131
Fax: 702.438.7749
Booth 224
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Nextel Communications
4700 W. Sam Houston Pkwy., Ste. 200
Houston, TX 77041
Phone: 832.590.7889
Booth 105
Nortel
11044 Research Blvd., Ste. A-210
Austin, TX 78759
Phone: 512.241.3314
Fax: 512.241.3400
mfenter@nortel.com
www.nortel.com
Booth 218
Nortel is a global communications and networking
leader. We focus on securing and protecting the
world’s most critical information, igniting global
commerce and improving the human condition.
Nortel’s government focus delivers innovative
technology solutions that improve government
communications and collaboration, improve the
delivery of government services, protect government
information, critical infrastructure and key
assets and keep governments running.
Northrop Grumman
7745 Chevy Chase Dr., Bldg. 5, Ste. 100
Austin, TX 78752
Phone: 877.452.2757
stateandlocal@ngc.com
www.it.northropgrumman.com/ITSolutions
Sponsor
For more than 50 years, Northrop Grumman’s
Information Technology sector has been helping
public sector organizations build and operate
mission-critical IT systems that employ best-inclass
processes and technologies. We are a trusted
partner to state and local government, helping to
streamline operations, enhance government service,
and safeguard the lives of their citizenry.
Novell Inc.
1800 S. Novell Place, Mail Code 733
Provo, UT 84606
Phone: 801.861.4016
Fax: 801.861.4033
Booth 209
Numara Software, Inc.
2202 North West Shore Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33607
Phone: 813.227.4900
Fax: 813.227.4501
Email: sales@numarasoftware.com
www.NumaraSoftware.com
Booth 608
Numara Track-It! ® is a fully scalable and Webenabled
PC management system with tightly
integrated modules for help desk, inventory, auditing,
purchasing, reporting and more. Add-On
modules include software distribution, remote
control, self service and more. With 45,000+
customer sites and millions of PCs licensed,
Track-It! is the most widely installed Help Desk
and Asset Management Solution worldwide.
OCS - A Toshiba Company
10231 Kotzebue
San Antonio, TX 78217
Phone: 210.357.2600 or 1.800.292.1151
Fax: 210.357.2665
robert.lutz@tabs.toshiba.com
Booth 806
OCS — A Toshiba Company offers Document
Solutions combining Toshiba e-STUDIO
systems with powerful software applications and
targeted business process improvements to enable
you to more effectively distribute, manage,
and organize your documents both electronically
and in hard copy/print. OCS-Toshiba also represents
the RISO line of High-Speed Duplicators.
With page costs as low three-tenths of a cent, and
printing speeds up to 180 pages per minute, RISO
today offers the fastest, most economical printing
solutions available.
Oki Data Americas
8452 Spectrum Dr.
McKinney, TX 75070
Phone: 972.562.3791
Fax: 972.562.7908
elydon@okidata.com
www.okidata.com
Booth 503
Oki Data Americas is a leading provider of innovative
products, services and solutions marketed
under the OKI Printing Solutions brand, including
digital color and monochrome printers, serial impact
dot matrix printers, multifunctional systems
and facsimiles. Known for durable and reliable
products, Oki Data Americas is ISO 9001:2000
certified and also offers a full line of options,
accessories and consumables.
Open Text Corporation
185 Columbia St. W
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 5Z5
Phone: 705.765.0588
Fax: 705.765.0589
Booth 113
Oracle Corporation
500 Oracle Pkwy.
Redwood Shores, CA 94065
Phone: 1.800.ORACLE.1 or 1.650.506.7000
www.oracle.com
Sponsor
Oracle’s business is information-how to manage
it, use it, share it, protect it. For nearly three
decades, Oracle, the world’s largest enterprise
software company, has provided the software
and services that let organizations get the most
up-to-date and accurate information from their
business systems. The combination of Oracle
and PeopleSoft marks a major turning point in
the evolution of the software industry. The combined
companies deliver a more competitive
offering in the enterprise applications market.

Panasonic Computer Solutions Company
50 Meadowlands Pkwy 2E-11
Secaucus, NY 07094
Phone: 800.662.3537
Fax: 630.243.2434
Joe_Martin@us.panasonic.com
www.panasonic.com
Booth 328
Panasonic offers a full line of mobile PCs
that deliver superior reliability and durability to
Local Government Customers. These computers
can withstand the harsh environments that are
often faced by Local Government employees, including
building inspectors, property assessors,
public works employees and environmental inspectors.
Rugged. Reliable. Wireless. Panasonic
Toughbooks are real time computing solutions engineered
for the demanding conditions that field
inspectors face everyday. Built with magnesium
alloy cases and shock-mounted hard drives.
Pearson NCS
5601 Green Valley Dr.
Bloomington, MN 55437
Phone: 952.681.3419
Fax: 952.681.3674
Booth 222
Prime Systems Inc./Directron
10402 Harwin Dr.
Houston, TX 77036
Phone: 713.824.0638
Fax: 714.270.1390
Booth 108
PROVOX Systemplanung GmbH
Heinrich-Heine-Str. 1
Bad Eilsen, Germany
Phone: (0049)5722.96660
Fax: (0049)5722.9666.22
sales@provoxbmbh.us
www.provoxgmbh.us
Booth 635
Agenda.NET is designed to comfortably manage
the extensive foundation data required for
efficient meeting planning which includes flexible
calculation of loss of earnings, attendance
fees, expenses and the automatic actualization
of selected information across the Intranet and
or Internet. Additional interfaces to the most
commonly used document, accounting and archiving
systems are also available. Based on and
certified for Microsoft.NET technology.
SDi
5821 SW Fwy., Ste. 206
Houston, TX 77057
Phone: 713.523.9911
Fax: 713.523.4746
sales@sditx.com
Booth 242
Software Decisions, Inc. (SDi) is a certified
Texas Historically Under-utilized Business (HUB)
headquartered in Houston, Texas. Established in
1986, the SDi Team has extensive experience in
installation and deployment; application development;
systems integration, network design/
implementation, audio/visual communications
and helpdesk / call center services. SDi is a
successful technical services organization supporting
the State of Texas for more than 17 years.
Secure Computing Corporation
4810 Harwood Rd.
San Jose, CA 95124
Phone: 408.979.6100
Fax: 408.979.6502
sales@securecomputing.com
www.securecomputing.com
Booth 603
Secure Computing ® has been securing the connections
between people and information for
over 20 years. Specializing in delivering solutions
that secure these connections, Secure Computing
helps customers create a trusted environment
both inside and outside their organizations.
SHI Government Solutions
1250 Capitol of TX Hwy. S., Bldg. 1, Ste. 350
Austin, TX 78746
Phone: 512.634.8100
Fax: 512.732.0232
Booth 309
Software AG
1700 Plaza America Dr. Ste. 700
Reston, VA 20190
Phone: 703.860.5050
Fax: 703.391.6975
Mary.Lalouch@softwareagusa.com
www.softwareagusa.com
Booth 428
Software AG, Inc. provides standards-based,
legacy modernization and process-driven integration
solutions that work within a service-oriented
architecture to help organizations preserve
existing infrastructure investments and gain
visibility and control over IT assets. Software AG
supports 3,000 customers in 59 countries around
the world. Visit us at www.softwareagusa.com.
Solutionz Videoconferencing
1217 Comanche Dr.
Allen, TX 75013
Phone: 214.547.7238
Fax: 310.943.2388
Booth 701
State Partners
405 West 14th St.
Austin, TX 78701
Phone: 512.477.9910
Fax: 512.474.1810
pfair1@sbcglobal.net
www.statepartnersllc.com
Booth 116
State Partners LLC is a professional services/
consulting organization focused on assessing
its clients in business development endeavors
in the state, local, higher education and federal
government space. When required we will also
provide traditional lobbying services to assist
our clients in meeting their objectives.
Stonebridge
15301 Spectrum Dr., Ste. 400
Addison, TX 75001
Phone: 800.776.9755
Fax: 972.404.9754
kwhiteis@sbti.com/dave.morris@sbti.com
www.sbti.com
Booth 411
Stonebridge offers a unique combination of
IT advisory and implementation services. Our
services are designed to improve our clients’
business performance by helping them get more
out of their data. How data is captured, managed,
delivered, and preserved is a strategic business
issue and we help organizations systematically
leverage their data to make sure they have a
distinct advantage over their competition.
Sun Microsystems/StorageTek
One StorageTek Drive
Louisville, CO 80027
Phone: 303.661.7005
Fax: 303.661.2367
beth.gracely@sun.com
www.sun.com/storagetek
Booth 505/Sponsor
As the company that protects and manages
more digital archived data around the world
than anyone else, Sun is a global leader in
comprehensive network computing and data
management. Sun’s innovative storage solutions
help drive business growth by effectively leveraging
information assets, reducing costs through
improved data management, and mitigating risk
through compliance, security, and business resiliency.
More information about Sun StorEdge
and Sun StorageTek solutions can be found at
http://www.sun.com/storage.
SurfControl
5550 Scotts Valley Dr
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
Phone: 831.440.2500
Fax: 831.440.2706
marianna.ward@surfcontrol.com
www.surfcontrol.com
Booth 536
The SurfControl Enterprise Protection Suite,
including SurfControl web filter, mobile filter,
e-mail filter, RiskFilter and Enterprise Threat
Shield, protects customers from complex and
evolving threats using Adaptive Threat Intelligence,
developed and maintained by SurfControl’s
Global Threat Experts; this team is geared to
respond quickly with automatic updates to
SurfControl products, offering customers the
ultimate in timely threat protection.
Symantec
20330 Stevens Creek Blvd.
Cupertino, CA 95014
Phone: 512.917.3524
peter_comer@symantec.com
http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.com/
publicsector
Booth 422/Sponsor
Symantec provides a wide range of solutions
including enterprise and consumer security,
data management, application and infrastructure
management, security management, storage
and service management, and response and
managed security services. Headquartered in
Cupertino, Calif., Symantec has operations in
more than 40 countries.
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Tabernus LLC
8303 N. Mopac Expwy., Ste. C-220
Austin, TX 78759
Phone: 888.700.8560
Fax: 512.372.9474
sales@tabernus.com
www.tabernus.com
Booth 441
Tabernus provides software and hardware
solutions for hard drive testing, duplication,
sanitizing, and expansion. With Disk Purge line
of disk sanitizing software and hardware, clients
can easily remain in compliance. Tabernus
has been in the business of making storage test
software and custom solutions for Fortune 500
companies and government agencies since 1991.
www.tabernus.com.
TAGITM
PO Box 200363
Austin, TX 78720
Phone: 512.220.4295
Fax: 512.692.2651
cprice@cmpmanagement.com
www.tagitm.org
Booth 731
TAGITM provides information system professionals
a forum for generating ideas, sharing
problems and devising solutions. Our purpose
is to enable the local governments in Texas to
realize the full potential of automation benefits.
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TAWPIeBidSolutions
185 Devonshire St., M102
Boston, MA 02110
Phone: 800.998.2974 ext. 20
Fax: 617.521.8675
jglass@tawpi.org
www.tawpiebidsolutions.org
or www.tawpi.org
Booth 140
TAWPI is the leading professional organization
focused on best practices in information
capture, imaging, remittance processing and
document management. TAWPIeBidSolutions
is a new web-based RFP software solution for
buyers looking to outsource forms, data capture,
and other BPO services to a third party service
provider. Buyers can quickly submit requests to
multiple providers and review bids via a secure,
confidential online marketplace.
This FREE booklet covers the basics needed in
a modern email security solution — stopping spam
and viruses, protecting your identity on the Internet,
and outbound scanning.
SERIES
To order your free copy of the 5 Essential Steps to Safer Email
booklet visit www.ironport.com/5steps
“By the Book” is a trademark of Messaging News Press. www.messagingnews.com
The By the Book Series is sponsored by
TDC Group, Inc.
211 S. Main St., Ste. 220
Dayton, OH 45402
Phone: 937.461.2000
Fax: 937.461.2150
mreddington2@tdc-group.com
www.freeance.com
Booth 610
TDC Group, Inc. makes Freeance, On Demand
GIS software. Rapidly build on demand GIS
applications that integrate GIS with back office
systems such as real estate, permitting, and
utility work orders. Easily build custom applications
using in-house staff and data. Installed
in nearly 100 government agencies nationwide,
Freeance saves on budgets and increases flexibility
far beyond more traditional approaches.
TechDepot
6 Cambridge Dr.
Trumbull, CT 06611
Phone: 203.615.7000
Fax: 203.615.7799
aledue@techdepot.com
www.techdepot.com
Booth 638
Tech Depot is the definitive technology product
and solutions provider for B2B, Government,
and Education customers. As the expert technology
division of global office supplies giant
Office Depot, Tech Depot offers our customers
many advantages, including key relationships
with top manufacturers, highly competitive
prices, premium services, and stellar customer
service and support. Tech Depot makes purchasing
technology solutions simple.
5 Essential Steps
to Safer Email.
Booth #434

Texas Association of Public Purchasers
PO Box 513
Austin, TX 78767
Phone: 512.460.6135
Fax: 512.460.6062
Stephen.pina@cs.oag.state.tx.us
www.austinontapp.org
Booth 737
The Texas Association of Public Purchasers
(TAPP) is a chapter of the National Institute of
Governmental Purchasing, Inc. (NIGP), a professional,
public sector purchasing organization
that promotes communication, certification,
training and networking for its members. The
focus on NIGP efforts is primarily at the national
level, whereas TAPP activities are focused at the
local level.
Time America
8840 E. Chaparral Rd., Ste. 100
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
Phone: 800-561-6366 ext. 0428
corrinek@timeamerica.com
Sponsor
Time America, Inc. is a provider of webbased,
client-server and desktop workforce
management solutions. Our family of software
and data collection products automates employee
time and attendance tracking, the management
of labor resources and payroll processing. The
Deloitte Technology Fast 500 has named Time
America one of the top fastest growing technology
companies in North America for the last two
years. Time America, Inc. is a leading provider
of workforce management solutions.
Time Warner Cable Commercial Services
12012 N. Mopac Expwy.
Austin, TX 78758
Phone: 512.531.7889
Fax: 512.531.7849
Booth 634
Titan Solutions Group Inc.
10814 Jollyville Rd., Ste. 130
Austin, TX 78759
Phone: 512.345.4234
Fax: 512.345.4283
amoledina@titalsolutions.com
www.titansolutions.com
Booth 814
Titan Solutions Group is a Premier IBM Business
Partner. We specialize in assisting our
customers demonstrate regulatory compliance
with IBM Records Manager and IBM Content
Manager. We also specialize on several other
IBM products for collaboration and workflow,
namely Lotus Domino and related components
and Websphere. We also offer flexible and
reliable IT staffing solutions. Through quality-
focused recruiting and hiring methods, we
provide the right people with the right skills,
whenever and wherever they are needed.
Transition Networks
6475 City West Pkwy.
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Phone: 952.941.7600
Fax: 952.941.2322
dang@transition.com
www.transition.com
Booth 637
Transition Networks offers networking connectivity
solutions that make the conversion
between disparate media types possible. With
market leading media conversion products and
the Milan brand of switches and wireless access
point products, the company designs and markets
these technologies across a broad spectrum
of protocols, interfaces, and platforms.
TransTech Systems, Inc.
P.O. Box 2357
Wilsonville, OR 97070
Phone: 888.843.3643
Fax: 503.682.0166
sales@ttsys.com
www.ttsys.com
Booth 436
TransTech Systems is a value-added distributor
of ID Badging Systems, Physical Access, Logical Access,
and security identification systems. Products
include printers, readers, biometric components,
smart cards, software, digital image capture, lobby
& visitor management software, and a full range of
accessories. TransTech provides same-day shipping
along with services including consultation, system
design, system integration, implementation, training,
repair and support contracts.
TRCA
3401 East University #103
Denton, TX 76208
Phone: 800.587.5650
Booth 614
America’s largest telecommunications laboratory
and nationwide maintenance provider. Texas
based TRCA boasts over 60,000 sq ft of labs, asset
management, and state of the art dispatch
centers. Since 1991 TRCA has supplied Texas
agencies with Nortel & Avaya hardware, service,
cabling and the nations only Lifetime Warranty.
CISV, CMBL, GSA.
Unisys Corporation
5700 S. Mopac Expwy., Bldg. A, Ste. 100
Austin, TX 78749
Phone: 512.402.1611
kate.connolly@unisys.com
www.unisys.com
Sponsor
Unisys is a provider of solutions that enable
you to secure your business operations. We have
an effective methodology that allows visibility
throughout all layers of your agency: exposing
cause/effect relationships between objectives,
business, applications and infrastructure. We
combine expertise in consulting, systems integration,
outsourcing, infrastructure, technology
and domain expertise. Our team has experience
working with state/local clients in Texas.
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Exhibitor Profiles
USA Datafax Inc.
821 Jupiter Rd., Ste. 407
Plano, TX 75074-7452
Phone: 469.467.7900
Fax: 469.241.9680
Booth 107
UT Austin’s Software Quality Institute
The University of Texas at Austin
2613 Speedway
Austin, TX 78712-1064
Phone: 512.471.4875
Fax: 512.471.0831
tdobbs@mail.utexas.edu
www.softwarequality.org
Booth 721
Founded in 1993 to meet the educational
needs of software professionals, the Software
Quality Institute (SQI) is The University of
Texas at Austin’s answer to the software industry’s
demand for lifelong learning solutions that
are flexible, innovative, and made a significant
contribution to professional competitiveness.
Through innovative teaching, SQI informs and
educates software producers and users about
issues vital to the production and application of
high-quality software. SQI specializes in practitioner-to-practitioner
training with an emphasis
on hands-on practical workshops.
Verizon Wireless
750 SH 121 Bypass
Lewisville, TX 75067
Phone: 972.444.5533
Fax: 972.444.5820
Booth 534
ViewSonic Corporation
381 Brea Canyon Rd.
Walnut, CA 91789
Phone: 909.444.8888
info@viewsonic.com
Booth 604
ViewSonic ® Corp., a worldwide leader in visual
display products, offers comprehensive display
solutions, including LCD and CRT displays, LCD
TVs, projectors, wireless monitors, and HDTV
technology, for today’s business, education and
consumer electronics markets. Additionally, the
company is consistently a leading non-captive
monitor brand in the United States and many
countries worldwide
ViON Corporation
1055 Thomas Jefferson St. NW, Ste. 406
Washington, DC 20007
Phone: 202.467.5500
Fax: 202.342.1404
cindy.sheets@vion.com
www.vion.com
Booth 431
ViON Corporation is a small veteran-owned
corporation, established in 1980, located in
Washington, DC. We specialize in designing,
delivering, and maintaining storage solutions to
high performance, enterprise-wide data centers
throughout the federal, state, and local governments.
Our focus is on SOLUTIONS addressing
enterprise storage, disaster recovery, server consolidation,
and business continuance in the NT,
UNIX and z/OS environments.
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Visual Innovations Co. Inc.
8500 Shoal Creek Blvd., Bldg.1
Austin, TX 78757
Phone: 512.334.1100
Fax: 512.334.1133
www.vicav.com
Booth 106
VMware
3145 Porter Dr.
Palo Alto, CA 94304
Phone: 650.475.5000
Fax: 650.475.5001
sales@vmware.com
www.vmware.com
Booth 129
VMware, an EMC company (NYSE:EMC), is
the global leader in virtual infrastructure software
for industry-standard systems. The world’s largest
companies use VMware solutions to simplify
their IT, fully leverage their existing computing
investments and respond faster to changing business
demands.
Voltage Security
1070 Arastradero Rd. Ste. 100
Palo Alto, CA 94304
Phone: 650.543.1294
Fax: 650.543.1279
sales@voltage.com
www.gov.voltage.com
Booth 508
Voltage Enterprise Privacy Management Platform
is a next generation cryptography system
that does not require the use of certificates, thus
requiring no change in end user behavior, and
enables security across a variety of channels
controlled under a single policy framework.
Voltage’s Identity-Based Encryption software
has its FIPS 140-2 certification and is on the
NIAP Common Criteria pre-validation list.
Websense
10240 Sorrento Valley Rd.
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: 858.320.8000
jmacdonald@websense.com
www.websense.com
Booth 802
Websense ® is the global leader in web filtering,
and a premier provider of web security
software. Websense products increase employee
productivity and secure organizations from
emerging internet threats. Websense integrates
with a wide range of industry leading security
and network products, including firewalls,
proxy servers, caches, switches, routers, and
appliances, and is trusted by more than 24,000
customers, worldwide.
Xiotech
6455 Flying Cloud Dr.
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Phone: 952.983.2654
Fax: 952.983.2320
info@xiotech.com
www.xiotech.com
Booth 530
Xiotech makes information storage easy
to manage for small-to-medium enterprises.
Xiotech’s easy-to-use, resilient storage management
solutions include Magnitude 3D 3000,
Magnitude 3D 1000e, and TimeScale Rapid
Restore. Xiotech partners with industry leaders
such as Brocade, Cisco, McDATA, Microsoft, and
Novell. In 2004 Xiotech achieved record 25%
revenue growth and has grown almost 5,000%
over the past five years.
Zix Corporation
2711 N. Haskell, Ste. 2300
Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: 866.257.4949
Fax: 214.370.2074
sales@zixcorp.com
www.zixcorp.com
Booth 329/Sponsor
ZixCorp ® e-messaging solutions protect, manage
and deliver secure electronic communications,
including email encryption and e-prescribing.
ZixCorp helps organizations comply with government
regulations and leverage the efficiencies
of the Internet with easy-to-use easy-to-deploy
solutions. ZixCorp’s eSecure services streamline
operations, reduce risk, and provide greater security
for e-messaging and total email security without
reconfiguring current investments for smooth
installation and quick deployment.
Zones Inc.
1102 15th Street SW, Ste. 102
Auburn, WA 98001
Phone: 1.866.222.8107
zones.events@zones.com
www.zonescs.com/publicsector
Booth 430
Zones has been a single source of IT products
and services to the academic and government
community for over 16 years. Our understanding
of the unique IT requirements of the public
sector along with our long-term business relationships
with leading IT manufacturers enable
us to bring you competitive pricing, rapid and
reliable fulfillment, extensive product choice
and personalized service. Visit us online at
www.zonescs.com.
ZyLAB North America LLC
1577 Spring Hill Rd., Ste. 420
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 866.995.2262 x812
Fax: 703.991.2508
Booth 331

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Product Locator
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APPLICATION
DEVELOPMENT
SOFTWARE
Client/Server
Cyberchannel/LegalEdge Software ..........................535
Titan Solutions Group Inc. .......................................814
GIS Software
ESRI ...........................................................................417
Programming Tools/Utilities
Tabernus LLC ............................................................441
Web GIS Application Builder
TDC Group, Inc. ........................................................610
Accounting Finance
CGI-AMS ...........................................................Sponsor
Agenda Management
PROVOX Systemplanung GmbH .............................635
Database Management Systems
Cyberchannel Inc./LegalEdge Software ...................535
Titan Solutions Group Inc. .......................................814
Document Tracking
Hummingbird Ltd. ....................................................735
eCommerce Software
CGI-AMS ...........................................................Sponsor
Facilities Management
GBA Master Series Inc. .............................................817
Financial
GroupLink Corporation ............................................110
Financial GIS
CGI-AMS ...........................................................Sponsor
Forms Processing
Laserfiche Document Management ..........................811
GIS
CGI-AMS ...........................................................Sponsor
ESRI ...........................................................................417
GBA Master Series Inc. ............................................ 817
TDC Group, Inc. ........................................................610
Help Desk
BMC Software Inc. ....................................................605
GroupLink Corporation ............................................110
Host Access Software
Attachmate WRQ ......................................................429
Human Resources Systems
CGI-AMS ...........................................................Sponsor
Imaging
Laserfiche Document Management ......................... 811
Titan Solutions Group Inc. .......................................814
Integrate Software/Suites
Cyberchannel Inc./LegalEdge Software ...................535
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Product Locator
Municipal Software
Cyberchannel Inc./
LegalEdge Software .................................... 535
PROVOX Systemplanung GmbH .............. 635
Planning
Mindjet ....................................................... 512
Project Management
Mindjet ....................................................... 512
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Records Management
Hummingbird Ltd. ..................................... 735
Laserfiche Document Management ........... 811
LexisNexis .................................................. 611
Titan Solutions Group Inc. ........................ 814
Scheduling Software
BMC Software Inc. ..................................... 605
Software Volume Licensing
Diskeeper Corporation ............................... 424
Storage Management
Diskeeper Corporation ............................... 424
Sun Microsystems /
StorageTek ...................................505/Sponsor
Tabernus LLC ............................................. 441
ViON Corporation ...................................... 431
Wireless GIS Software
TDC Group, Inc .......................................... 610
Workflow
GBA Master Series Inc. .............................. 817
Hummingbird Ltd. ..................................... 735
LexisNexis .................................................. 611
Mindjet ....................................................... 512
BUSINESS SERVICES
Asset Management
Tabernus LLC ............................................. 441
Business Continuity
Internet Security Systems.......................... 615
Sun Microsystems/
StorageTek ................................505 & Sponsor
Unisys Corporation ............................ Sponsor
Consulting Services/Market
AIIM International ..................................... 237
Customer Relations
GroupLink Corporation ............................. 110
Document Management
AIIM International ..................................... 237
LexisNexis .................................................. 611
PROVOX Systemplanung GmbH .............. 635
Information Technology Consulting
InterNetwork Experts ................................. 234
LexisNexis .................................................. 611
Information Technology Consulting
Unisys Corporation ............................ Sponsor
Security
Government Technology Solutions Inc. ... 734
Internet Security Systems ......................... 615
Systems Integration
Attachmate WRQ ....................................... 429
Unisys Corporation ............................ Sponsor
Systems Management
BMC Software Inc. ..................................... 605
Unisys Corporation ............................ Sponsor

COMPUTERS
Desktop Computers
Dell Computer ............................................ 203
Hewlett Packard ..........................315/Sponsor
Email Security Appliances
IronPort Systems ........................................ 434
Laptops
CDW•G ........................................423/Sponsor
Dell Computer ............................................ 203
GovConnection Inc. .................................. 131
Hewlett Packard ..........................315/Sponsor
Multi-User Workstation
Dell Computer ............................................ 203
Servers/Superservers
Dell Computer ............................................ 203
Hewlett Packard ..........................315/Sponsor
Sun Microsystems/
StorageTek ..................................505/Sponsor
Unisys Corporation ............................ Sponsor
Supplies
Accurate Forms & Supplies ....................... 607
Workstations
Dell Computer ............................................ 203
Hewlett Packard ..........................315/Sponsor
DISPLAY SYSTEMS
Monitors
GovConnection Inc. ................................... 131
NEC Display Solutions .............................. 528
Projectors/Projection Systems
Audio Visual Innovations ......................... 602
ELECTRONIC
DOCUMENT
Document Image Management
PROVOX Systemplanung GmbH .............. 635
Full-Text Retrieval
Laserfiche Document Management ........... 811
Imaging
PROVOX Systemplanung GmbH .............. 635
Workflow Products
LexisNexis .................................................. 611
INFRASTRUCTURE
Cables
Transition Networks .................................. 637
Hubs/Concentrators/Multiplexor
Transition Networks .................................. 637
LAN Switches
CDW•G ........................................423/Sponsor
Extreme Networks ...................................... 413
Transition Networks .................................. 637
INTERNET & ONLINE
SERVICES
eBusiness Solutions
TAWPIeBidSolutions ................................. 140
Firewalls
Government Technology
Solutions Inc. ............................................. 734
Secure Computing Corporation ................ 603
Web Server Software
Cyberchannel Inc./LegalEdge Software .... 535
Web-To-Host Solutions
Attachmate WRQ ....................................... 429
Wireless Internet
Global Data Systems .................................. 409
MOBILE/WIRELESS
PDA / Personal Communications
GovConnection Inc. ................................... 131
Wireless Communication Hardware
CDW•G .......................................423/Sponsor
Wireless Communications
Extreme Networks ...................................... 413
Wireless LANS
Extreme Networks ...................................... 413
InterNetwork Experts ................................. 234
Nortel .......................................................... 218
MULTIMEDIA
Audio Equipment
CCS Presentation Systems ......................... 139
Interactive White Boards
Audio Visual Innovations ......................... 602
CCS Presentation Systems ......................... 139
Multimedia Data Video Projectors
Audio Visual Innovations ......................... 602
CCS Presentation Systems ......................... 139
Video Conferencing / Equipment
Audio Visual Innovations ......................... 602
CCS Presentation Systems ......................... 139
Global Data Systems .................................. 409
NETWORKING &
COMMUNICATIONS
Call Centers
Nortel .......................................................... 218
Communications Interfaces
Transition Networks .................................. 637
Email/File Transfer/EDI
Zix Corporation ...........................329/Sponsor
Ethernet
Transition Networks .................................. 637
IP Telephony
Nortel .......................................................... 218
Network Management Products
Diskeeper Corporation ............................... 424
Network Performance
Diskeeper Corporation ............................... 424
Remote Network Access
Secure Computing Corporation ................ 603
Telecommunications Services
InterNetwork Experts ................................. 234
Telecommunications Services
MCI ..............................................215/Sponsor
OPERATING
ENVIRONMENTS
MS Windows/Windows NT
Voltage Security ......................................... 508
PERIPhERALS
Cameras
Audio Visual Innovations ......................... 602
Laser Printers
Accurate Forms & Supplies ....................... 607
GovConnection Inc. .................................. 131
Projectors
GovConnection Inc. .................................. 131
Tools & Testing
Tabernus LLC ............................................. 441
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SECURITY
Computer Security Associations
Internet Security Systems ......................... 615
Data Encryption
CMS Products............................................. 714
Voltage Security ......................................... 508
Data Protection
Diskeeper Corporation ............................... 424
Document Destruction
MBM Corporation ...................................... 217
Encryption Email
Zix Corporation ...........................329/Sponsor
Firewall Management
Secure Computing Corporation ................ 603
Identity Management
BMC Software Inc. ..................................... 605
It’s our job to make
you look good.
S a l e s • R e n t a l s • S e r v i c e
LCD projectors Plasma displays
Computer projection systems
Conference Room design & installation
512.451.7446
www.ccsprojects.com
4210 Spicewood Springs Rd., Suite 209
Austin TX 78759
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Network Security
Attachmate WRQ ....................................... 429
CDW•G ........................................423/Sponsor
Extreme Networks ...................................... 413
Global Data Systems .................................. 409
Government Technology Solutions Inc. ... 734
Internet Security Systems.......................... 615
InterNetwork Experts ................................. 234
IronPort Systems ........................................ 434
MCI ..............................................215/Sponsor
Nortel .......................................................... 218
Secure Computing Corporation ................ 603
Strong Authentication
Secure Computing Corporation ................ 603
STORAGE SYSTEMS
Magnetic Optical
Accurate Forms & Supplies ....................... 607
Magnetic Optical Media/Removal
CMS Products............................................. 714
Tabernus LLC ............................................. 441
Storage Area Network Solutions
CDW•G ........................................423/Sponsor
Sun Microsystems/StorageTek ....505/Sponsor
Tape Media
Accurate Forms & Supplies ....................... 607
Tape Systems
Sun Microsystems/
StorageTek ...................................505/Sponsor
ViON Corporation ...................................... 431
TRAINING/EDUCATION
Annual Forum & Expo
TAWPIeBidSolutions ................................. 140
Books / Professional Development
AIIM International ..................................... 237
TAWPIeBidSolutions ................................. 140
Business Skill Videos
Light Brigade Inc., The .............................. 137
MindLeaders .............................................. 114
Certifications
CBT Nuggets, Inc. ...................................... 336
139
Visit us at booth 204

Computer-Based Learning
CBT Nuggets, Inc. ...................................... 336
MindLeaders .............................................. 114
Custom Courseware
Light Brigade Inc., The .............................. 137
Distance Learning
AIIM International ..................................... 237
MCI ..............................................215/Sponsor
eGovernment
MCI ..............................................215/Sponsor
Fiber Optic Training
Light Brigade Inc., The .............................. 137
IT Training
CBT Nuggets, Inc. ...................................... 336
MindLeaders .............................................. 114
Video Training
CBT Nuggets, Inc. ...................................... 336
Web-based Training
AIIM International ..................................... 237
CBT Nuggets, Inc. ...................................... 336
MindLeaders .............................................. 114
VENDOR STATUS
GSA Approved
Light Brigade Inc., The .............................. 137
Software AG ............................................... 428
ViON Corporation ...................................... 431
SBE (Small Business)
Government Technology Solutions Inc. ... 734
OThER
Anti-Spam
MailFrontier ............................................... 509
Anti-Spam Technology
IronPort Systems ........................................ 434
Anti-Virus Technology
IronPort Systems ........................................ 434
Application Development
Global Data Systems .................................. 409
Central Site SOA Registration
Software AG ............................................... 428
Digital Signage
NEC Display Solutions .............................. 528
Displays
NEC Display Solutions .............................. 528
Document Management Software
Mindjet ....................................................... 512
Email Monitoring & Reporting Tools
IronPort Systems ........................................ 434
Email Security
MailFrontier ............................................... 509
ESB
Software AG ............................................... 428
IP Telephony
Global Data Systems .................................. 409
Large Screen LCD’s
NEC Display Solutions .............................. 528
Legacy Modernization
Software AG ............................................... 428
Membership Association
TAWPIeBidSolutions ................................. 140
Process Driven Integration
Software AG ............................................... 428
With over 25 years experience in the
governmental marketplace
(And with over a quarter century in storage
solutions, just think how much we’ve
learned.)
Stop by Booth 431 and see how our
experience can help you with critical
issues such as disaster recovery,
business continuity, and enterprise
storage.
For more information
on products offered,
check out our website
www.vion.com
Productivity Software
Mindjet ....................................................... 512
RFP Services
TAWPIeBidSolutions ................................. 140
Speech Recognition Technologies
MCI ..............................................215/Sponsor
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Reduce Costs
Streamline Processes
Improve Constituent Services
Increase Workflow Efficiency
State and local governments face
a huge dilemma:
How do you reduce costs without
sacrificing constitutent service?
Visit AIIM’s Solutions Center for
State & Local Government at
www.aiim.org/government where you’ll
have access to information, tools, and
resources that will help you better manage
your critical documents & records.
Best practices in document &
records management
Technical solutions with direct
government applications
Information to help benchmark
your agency
Real project success stories
Access to a library of case studies
AIIM - The Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Association, is the international authority
on the tools and technologies that capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver content, records,
and documents in support of business processes. For more than 60 years, AIIM has been a
neutral and unbiased source of information for its members and the industry, by providing
educational opportunities, professional development, reference and knowledge resources,
networking events, and industry advocacy.
aiim to lead
www.aiim.org/government
Booth #237