Net@EDU Annual Member Meeting 2006

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Net@EDU Annual Member Meeting 2006

February 5–7, 2006 (Working Groups through February 9, 2006)
Tempe, Arizona

General Information

The eighth Net@EDU Annual Member Meeting will be held at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel in Tempe, Arizona.

Attendees will hear of the latest developments in network and system security, regional and state networking, identity management, federal IT policy, CALEA, campus wireless networking, integrated communications services, and policies for national broadband connections.

This meeting provides numerous opportunities to network with other leading decision makers in higher education, as well as a chance to participate in Net@EDU's working group meetings: Broadband Policy (February 5), Identity Management (February 7), Integrated Communications Strategies (February 5), State Networks (February 7–9), and Wireless Networking (February 7). The meeting also provides a chance for membership input on policy directions for Net@EDU and EDUCAUSE policy directions.

Featured Speakers

A Framework for a Federal Approach to Privacy Protection

Peter Cullen
Chief Privacy Strategist
Microsoft

The Three New Rules of Technology Impact

Glenn Ricart

Managing Director of the Center for Advanced Research

PricewaterhouseCoopers

General Session Topic Areas

Computer and Network Security
Data Privacy Policy and Legislation
Telecommunications Reform
CALEA
Federal IT Policy
Identity Management
Open Source
Campus Technology Outsourcing

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