2001 NASC Annual Conference

Managing New Technologies in Comptrollers' Offices

• Enterprise Transformation Through E-government: Debbie Sills, Principal, Deloitte Consulting
  
  
• An Approach to Engagement Management: Caroline Rapking, Vice President, American Management Systems
  
  
• Building an Enterprise Project Office - Michigan's Experience: George Boersma, Chief Information Officer and Deputy Director, Department of Management and Budget (MI)

Perfecting Comptrollers' Functions

• Strategic Planning: Teresa Wood, Director, Research and Planning, Office of the Comptroller (FL)
  
  
• Operational and Tactical Planning: Douglas Darling, Director, Division of Accounting and Auditing, Office of the Comptroller (FL)
  
  
• XML - What It Is and Implications for State Comptrollers: John Parker, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Maximus
  
  
• Oregon's Statewide Account Receivable Management: Jon DuFrene, Statewide A/R and Debt Collections Manager (OR)

NASC's Annual Banquet

• Creating Value Through World-Class Financial Management: Linda Garrison, Assistant Director, Financial Management Assurance, U.S. General Accounting Office

New Initiatives in State Comptrollers' Offices

• ERP and the Collaborative Commerce Paradigm: Tim Fortier, Business Unit Director, J.D. Edwards
  
  
• Pennsylvania's Readiness for ERP: Don Edmiston, Project Manager, ImaginePA (PA)
  
  
• Popular Reports: Kim Thorne, Director, Division of Finance (UT)
  
  
• Strengthening Internal Controls Across the Enterprise of State Government: Leon Hank, Director, Office of Financial Management (MI)

Reporting Under GASB Statement No. 34 and GASB Update

• Report from the GASB: GASB Statement No. 34 Implementation Issues: Tom Allen, Chair, GASB GASB's Technical Agenda: David Bean, Director of Research, GASB Communication Methods: Edward Mazur, Member, GASB
  
  
• Capital Asset and Infrastructure Reporting Under GASB Statement
  NO. 34: Kevin McHugh, Vice President and National Director for Higher Education and Government Services, American Appraisal Associates

Security, Privacy and Infrastructure in the Move to E-government

• States' Applications of E-commerce: Milford Sprecher, Director of Business Development, SAP Public Sector
  
  
• E-government for Travel Management: Greg McIntyre, Vice President, Public Sector Accounts, Gelco, Inc.
  
  
• Don't Let Technology Outpace Your Security Infrastructure: Bill Bradley, Senior Manager, Information Risk Management Practice, KPMG LLP
  
  
• North Carolina's Information Protection and Privacy Committee: Edward Renfrow, State Controller (NC)
  
  
• Report on the 2000 Survey of States' Acceptance of Credit Cards