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Speaker Presentations: FedScoop’s 2nd Annual MobileGov Summit

February 27, 2012

Below are speaker presentations from FedScoop’s 2nd Annual MobileGov Summit held February 23 at the Hotel Monaco in Washington, D.C.

'Defense Mobile Computing' / Rob Carey, DCIO, DOD

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'The Emerging Federal Mobility Strategy' / Richard Holgate, Assistant Director for Science & Technology/CIO, ATF, DOJ

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'Army Mobile Computing' / Michael Krieger, Deputy Chief Information Officer, U.S. Army

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'It's All About the Spectrum' / Henning Schulzrinne, CTO, FCC

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'Mobility Choices and a Challenge to Industry' / James Craft, Deputy Director C4 Directorate/DCIO, U.S. Marine Corps

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'Mitigating Risk in Today's Mobile Environment' / Susie Adams, CTO, Microsoft

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Agilex Keynote / Tim Hoechst, CTO, Agilex

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