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Art
Hayes (TN) welcomes the NSAA IT/Middle Management
Conference to Nashville, Tennessee. In the background
is Ernie Almonte (RI), Chair of NSAA's E-Government
Committee.
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Ralph
Campbell, Jr. (NC) describes North Carolina's new
e-procurement system.
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Carol
Langelier (GAO) explains some of the key aspects
of NSAA and GAO's draft guide, "Management Planning
Guide for Information Systems Security."
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Kevin
Wright (OK) explains some of the pitfalls auditors
can expect in their first audit under GASB 34.
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Mike
Farrar (NY) and Pat Keith (TX) lead a breakout
session on core competencies for IT auditors.
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Bradley
Dugger, retired Tennessee Chief Information Officer,
gives his impressions of the future of electronic
government.
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Joe
Moore (AZ) outlines some of the challenges associated
with electronic records.
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Gerry
Hoppmann (KY) discusses a recent performance audit
on water quality conducted by his office. At left is
co-panelist Patrick Goldsmith (LA).
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Nancy
Rainosek (TX) addresses privacy concerns for governments.
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Jennifer
Schreck (VA) highlights audit considerations in
the development of IT systems.
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Karen
Helderman (VA) explains the work of the "information
sharing" workgroup of the NSAA-GAO Information
Security Audit Initiative.
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Ken
Willis (CA) describes a recent performance audit
that utilized innovative techniques to achieve results.
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Tom
Quimby, Cornell University, informs conference
attendees about the fundamentals of interest-based
bargaining.
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David
Hayes (GAO) clarifies key points in presenting
results of vulnerability assessments.
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Sharon
Hayes,
Project Director, demonstrates some of the innovative
features of North Carolina's new e-procurement system.
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Make
your plans now
to attend the
2002
IT/Middle Management Conference
Phoenix,
Arizona
September
4 - 7, 2002
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