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Thursday, Feb. 3,
2005 (No. 50)
Editor
& Publisher Milt
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NTC's Flagship
Event
TECHNOLOGY!
NASHVILLE
Tuesday, Feb. 15,
2005
ComFrame Software Corporation
and
Core
Business Technology
Solutions
are
Tech Titan Sponsors
of
Nashville Technology
Council
Finally, Buzz
and Spin are dying. Now: Transparency in
Technology Communications.
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Condra to step down from NTC
Presidency,
release Jan. 27.
City Paper, Jan. 27;
NashvillePost.com, Jan. 27;
Nash. Bus. Journal, Jan. 27.
Tennessean, Jan. 28.
Nashville Technology Council seeks President/CEO
-- Submit app via search firm Buffkin &
Associates, write
here with "Attn: Roland Lundy NTC Search" in
subject line.
(TODAY)
Feb. 3 - Nashville Technology Council Tech
Roundtable,
"Making the Call: Java or .Net, or both!?"
Presenter Steve Kukulka, Area Director, ComFrame
Software Corporation. $15 NTC Members, $25 guests.
4 p.m. networking, program 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Wildhorse Saloon Conference Room, 120 2nd Ave. N.
Register onsite.
Australia-based Citect
U.S. operation awarded Metro Nashville
Water-services
software and systems
work, release Feb. 1.
MonsterLabs
programmer Travis Graham developed
www.frugalreader.com for
entrepreneur McCabe. At the basic membership
level, the Amazon-like service facilitates free
exchange of
books. Release here.
MESH
high-speed wireless network spurred by DARPA and
launched by Adept
Consulting
Technology Group could put Nashville ahead of
other cities in supporting first-responders,
City
Paper, Feb. 2.
MESH background.
Columnist Neff says his call for wireless
Nashville prompted local
officials,
City Paper, Jan. 24.
Earlier column that spurred discussion,
here.
Stan
Wilson's NetEvidence,
Inc.,
computer forensic
investigation and
consulting, began full operations this week.
Wilson has worked in IT roles for Kroll, VU
Medical Center, Lipscomb Univ., Sector 3,
System-X, Tempero. Fellow Lipscomb alum Jeff
Turley has previous litigation support and IT consulting
experience.
(Feb.
15) Technology!
Nashville, annual NTC flagship
event, addresses the State of
Information Technology in middle Tennessee, as
well as tech innovation, talent, entrepreneurship
and Tech employment. Speakers and panelists
include Mayor Bill Purcell, Mayor
of Metro Nashville; Bobby Frist,
HealthStream; Terry Moore,
Gartner Inc.; David Condra, NTC;
Damien Creavin, WebMD Business
Services; Chris
Young, St. Thomas Health
Systems; Joe Maxwell, Investment
Scorecard; Tom Jurkovich, Metro
Nashville ECD; Eric Cromwell,
Tenn. Economic Development-Technology;
Janet Miller, Nashville Area
Chamber of Commerce and Partnership 2010. $45 NTC
Members, $60 guests. After Feb. 9 costs are
$55/$70. Hilton Suites Nashville Downtown. 7:45
a.m.-1:30 p.m. Advance online registration via
technologycouncil.com or phone (615) 743-3160.
(Feb. 16) Nashville Capital Network
"Organizing Your Business" program is Feb
16, with Moderator Paul Wallace, American
Healthways. Panelists: Michael Hinchion, Stites
& Harbison; Page Davidson, Bass Berry &
Sims; Craig Buffkin, Buffkin Associates; Jon
Billington, Ernst & Young; Stuart McWhorter,
Clayton Associates. See Scheduled Events,
below.(March 3) Tech Roundtable
"Interceptor: Nashville intelligence software goes
to War," presentation by Founder/CEO Tim
Estes of Nashville-based Digital Reasoning Systems
(DRS). See Scheduled Events,
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NTC
Membership Update: Members added since Aug. 10,
2004:
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Satellite Tracking of People LLC protests
proposed award of offender-tracking contract to
rival Sentinel Offender
Services, Tennessean, Feb. 1.
STOP sues to stop ProTech product, Nash. Bus.
Journal, Feb. 1.
Nashville
Capital Network angels
invest in Pathfinder
Therapeutics, Nash.
Bus. Journal, Jan. 21.
NashvillePost.com, Jan. 21. The
City Paper,
Jan. 24.
Owen's
Lynskey sees entrepreneurship rising among
students; local colleges offer broad
education for emerging business owners, Nash.
Bus.
Journal, p. 5, Jan. 14.
VC
executives, including NCN's Sid Chambless, see
brighter investment picture for
early-stage companies, Nash. Bus. Journal, p. 3,
Jan. 21.
Venture capital in Tennessee on rise, Tennessean,
Jan. 24.
Strategic
Communications Inc. is now the Data/Comm Division
of Stansell Electric Co., broadening
Stansell's electric and data communications
services. Former SCI President Tom Bennett is now
communications systems architect for the Stansell
division. Tennessean,
4E, Jan. 30, scroll here.
Genysis
of Franklin partners with Incentric
Solutions of Research Triangle for IT
solutions, Nash. Bus. Journal, Jan.
20.
Vanderbilt
scientists and engineers engage in industry
partnerships in 55 ventures, release
Jan. 24.
MGM
Logistics Management's transportation-management
Windows-based software said to leave UNIX
competitors 'choking in the dust', p. 7, Nash.
Bus. Journal, Jan. 21, not on web.
Deadline for submitting applications for
Southeast Venture
Forum at
Birmingham is Feb. 21. Event is April 13-14.
Details here. The announcement
and call for presenters for the Tennessee Valley
Venture Forum will occur in April, for the Oct.
6-7 event. Details here.
Franklin-based
IHL offers retailer/hospitality business
intelligence database, release
Jan. 25.
(further)
BioDTech leases space at Cumberland Emerging
Technologies, Tennessean,
Jan. 19.
Avondale
Parnters offers half-day program in Shareholder
Value Series, "Should I take my company
public?", April 6, registration here. Panel
members will include Mike Culotta, CFO of
LifePoint Hospitals; Joey Jacobs, CEO of
Psychiatric Solutions; Clay Whitson, CFO of
iPayment;
and Gene Ellis, former CFO of Atlanta-based
PRG-Schultz. back
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Asurion
hires senior execs Stuart Smith and Jaye Thomas
for technology, logistics and
claims-management leadership, Nash. Bus. Journal,
Feb. 2.
Cybera adds staff, moves to
Grassmere Park, Nash. Bus. Journal,
Jan. 25.
Cybera Inc. named Jessee Chappell director-network
services, and Scott Kubiszyn, formerly of
Bonaventure Capital (Birmingham-based VC), as
director-corporate development. Tennessean, 4E,
Jan. 30, scroll here.
Little Planet Learning's work for
Institute for School Leaders named Codie
Awards Finalist, representing joint effort on A
computer-based training program for school
principals, designed in collaboration with VU and
TN Department of Education. Nash. Bus. Journal,
Jan. 19.
Nashville-based Pomeroy IT
executive Braithwaite comments on
technology sector and
approach to his work, p. 13, Nash. Bus. Journal,
Jan. 21.
In
Nashville, AgentSource.com enables homebuyers to
select their agent, Tennessean,
Jan. 30.
Axis
Accounting of Nashville
adds Nancy Cooper, formerly with
Epicor, Nash. Bus.
Journal, Jan. 31.
Jim
Anderson joins iTouch home automation in
charge of sales/marketing, Tennessean,
Jan. 18.
Digital Dog appoints Hollis to
business development slot, Tennessean,
Jan. 27. Also, Brian Muller to Multimedia
Specialist, formerly with Prentice Hall Media
Group.Greg Donald, Senior Programmer, recently
with Ascendant Media, Inc. and Vaco Technology.
AmSouth
selects Kanisa technology for customer
service, Jan. 24 release.
Donna Gilley, Director of
Healthcare Complaince for LBMC Healthcare
Group was awarded Certified Coding
Specialist (CCS) credentials by the American
Health Information Management Association (AHIMA).
Release Jan. 28.
Audio Electronics of Nashville VAR
for Trusonics Simply Fashion Radio
Networks, release Jan. 11.
Jive
hopes to fill demand for short-run digital
printing services, Tennessean (Davidson
AM), Jan. 26. back to top
Smart Hospital Company Founder David Joiner
co-founds nonprofit SAIL
Foundation
service to help athletes get good educations
through interactive services, NashvillePost.com,
Jan.
21.
VUMC team continues to develop
online resource to help providers evaluate
schizophrenia patients' medication
regimens, Green Hills News, Jan. 20, p. 6, not on web. Release,
Dec. 29, here. Intl. Psychopharmacology Algorithm
Project site here.
Nashville Medical News, January 2005,
Physicians can access
iScribe e-prescribing PDA from BCBSTN and CareMark
Rx. Drug development: High throughout screening technologies
accelerate drug development, here. Role of FDA amid drug-safety concerns,
here.
(further) BioDTech leases space at
Cumberland Emerging Technologies,
Tennessean, Jan.
19.
Medical billing company Gabriel
Healthcare of Brentwood opted for
ClinixMIS ASP from Clinix Medical
Information Services, Tennessean,
Jan. 30, 4E, scroll here.
First Consulting
Group among first
residents of new Haywood Oaks TechneCenter, Nash. Bus. Journal, Jan.
31.
Tenn. Women's Care deploys
Greenway's Prime Suite technology,
release Jan.
31.
Siemens is building a group of
new digital hospitals, Jan.
31, Atlanta Bus.
Chronicle.
Healthcare IT gets a mention in "State of
the Union Address," White House, here.
HHS proposed new e-prescribing
rules,
Jan. 26.
President Bush Jan. 27 committed funding to EMR
test, Wash. Post, Jan. 28.
Transcript
of presidential
remarks.
Health
IT consortium recommends open standards for
network interoperability, as well as
creation of new nonprofit corporation to
develop and promulgate IT standards for
healthcare sector, NY Times News Service via
Tennessean, Jan.
26. NY Times link to story
here.
Congressional action expected to
free $50 million for HHS healthcare IT
pilot programs under Brailer, NY Times,
Jan.
31. Update:
Leadership of National Alliance for
Healthcare Information Technology, board of
directors. back to top
Link to key in-state government
bid-tracking resources,
here. Also,
see previous issues, here.
Portal RFP: Multistate group
(including TN) throws Streamlined Sales Tax
portal development out to competitive bid
(TN link to RFP here, deadline Feb. 18, 2005);
Congress still silent on SST initiative,
Washington Post, Jan. 28. TN Dept. of Revenue
Commis. Loren Chumley serves on SST advisory
group.
Tenn. Regulatory Authority plans to
add CapTel Relay Service that improves
phone services for hard-of-hearing and deaf
persons, Tennessean, 3E, Feb. 1, scroll here.
Governor Phil Bredesen's State of the
State Address and budget submission Jan. 31
signaled several technology initiatives,
including increased economic-development emphasis on
broadband technology access in rural areas;
relatively stable funding for State OIR
division; a healthcare IT pilot centered
around the Regional Medical Center at
Memphis; a biotech lab for Nashville State
Community College; a new electrical and computational
engineering facility at UT-Knoxville; technology
for teacher education; a supply-chain-type
analysis of state's drivers
license-issuance process; and, an increase in GIS
technology support for parcel mapping for State
F&A. Related stories: Background on Governor's
request for FedEx help on smoothing drivers
license process, Commercial Appeal, Feb. 2. Bredesen budget is a boon for Oak Ridge
National Lab, Oak Ridger, Feb. 1. UT and Oak
Ridge NL begins search for scientific talent with
Bredesen talent warchest, Knox. News
Sentinel, Feb. 2. Bredesen budget would
advance UTenn. electrical and computing facility,
Knox. News Sentinel, Feb. 1. NashvillePost.com, Jan. 31. Bredesen Budget
includes $10 million for healthcare-information
network for Memphis area providers, centered at Regional
Medical Center at Memphis, Commercial Appeal, Feb. 1. Executive profile: John
Ortego, CIO, Regional Medical Center at Memphis,
Commercial Appeal, Feb. 1. Earlier, Nash. Bus.
Journal, Jan. 26.
U.S. Rep. Bart Gordon (D-6)named
top legislator by manufacturing group,
Nash. Bus. Journal, Jan. 21.
Morristown (TN) Utility Systems
decides to build its own fiber-to-the-home
system, over Comcast and Charter
protests, Knox. News Sentinel, Jan. 24.
Chattanooga adopts Red Dot content
management systems, Jan. 11.
Parsons says threatened funding
cuts in Manufacturing Extension Program
places Tennessee manufacturing "under attack,"
Nash. Bus. Journal, p. 1, Jan. 21.
Prior to State of State, Gov.
Bredesen vowed focus on on education, on
technology and biotech, as well as on the need to
recruit and create more knowledge-intensive jobs that
can't be easily offshored, Times Free Press, page
1, Jan. 23. AP via Knox. News
Sentinel, Jan. 27, not on web.
Automated surveillance of Knoxville
traffic offenders considered, Knox. News
Sentinel, Jan.
28. back to top
Oak Ridge SAIC layoffs foreseen,
due to lower-than-expected
number-portability fallout IT work and
AllTel contract termination, Knox. News Sentinel,
Jan.
24.
Knoxville's
Digital Crossing technology center retains
data-center orientation and virtual
clientele, as Scripps vacates premises;
Knox. News Sentinel, Feb. 3.
Horn
Lake opts to introduce supervisory control and
data acquisition system (SCADA) for
monitoring sewer, water system, Commercial
Appeal, Feb. 3. Jackson-based
Neel-Schaffer Inc. will develop system.
Sta. Ana-based Troy Group
relocating Nashville's former American Data
facility to West Virginia data center,
Nash. Bus. Journal, Jan.
28. NashvillePost.com,
Jan.
28.
East Tenn. Siemens Energy & Automation
electronic manufacturing plant sold to Epic,
release Jan.
31. AP via Knox. News
Sentinel, Jan.
28.
Eastman Chemical Company sold to
Danisco A/S Eastman's stake in Genencor
Intl, release Jan.
27.
Electrolux, Nissan and their
suppliers fueld manufacturing jobs
resurgence in midstate, Tennessean,
Jan.
29.
ClientLogic sister insLogic at Oak
Ridge absorbed into Capital One, Knox.
News Sentinel, Jan.
20.
Knoxville citizens engaged in
fighting crime using CitizenObserver.com,
Knox. News Sentinel, Jan.
20.
ScanSource expands logistics duties
of Sommese for Memphis operations,
release Jan.
31.
Manufacturer of MTIO
Internet-linked ovens set to revive
Chattanooga industrial site, Times Free Press,
Jan.
20.
Biotech research park construction
underway in Memphis, Commercial Appeal,
Jan.
15.
UT raises funds for business
incubator, Tennessean, Jan. 22, scroll
down
here.
IPIX reaffirms its plans to keep
R&D and other functions in Oak Ridge,
despite spin-off, moves, Knox. News Sentinel,
Jan.
31. IPIX surveillance
equipment supported Bush Inauguration security,
Knox. News Sentinel, Jan.
24.
Marchky joins GDH consulting for
recruitment of IT professionals in
Memphis area, Commercial Appeal, Jan. 21.
Confidence rises in local
economy, Tennessean, Jan. 21.
East TN's "Nine Counties, One Vision" task
force issues extensive
economic-development report, citing
Technology initiatives and need for more venture
capital as key targets, Knox. News Sentinel, Jan. 23.
Chattanooga mayoral candidates say
high tech is key to future, Times Free
Press, Jan. 28.
Wamp pushes energy technologies for
TN, Times Free Press, Jan. 28.
Y12 National Security Project
facilities' construction slated to begin in
spring, Knox. News Sentinel, Jan. 25.
Ebb and flow: CDG Management call
center pops-up at Oak Ridge, Knox. News
Sentinel, Jan. 29.
Limelight Media Group buys On the
Road Media Group, Memphis Bus. Journal,
Feb.
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Austin Peay Homeland Security
degree program begins this summer,
Tennessean, Feb. 3.
Cognizant
computers that learn from reading and experiencing
seem closer, according to experts
associated with FedEx Institute for Technology, U.
of Memphis, Vanderbilt, others, Commercial Appeal,
Feb. 1.
Related story, AP via Wash. Post, Feb. 1.
Tennessee ranked 34th in nanotechnology by
Lux
Research, Jan. 25
release.
EDS
grant to Nashville State Community
College, City Paper, Jan. 26.
Would-be Metro Science and
Engineering Charter school will appeal to
State, City Paper, Jan. 31.
Tennessean, Feb. 1.
Charter turned down second time by Metro Board of
Public Education, Tennessean, Jan. 28.
Speaking at Davos summit, tech guru
Negroponte still pushing laptop technology for
K-12 students, NY Times,
Jan. 31.
Former
UTC Chancellor Stacy gets award for bringing
SimCenter to campus, Times Free Press,
Jan. 29.
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R.
Alan Peters II, associate professor of
electrical engineering, Kazuhiko
Kawamura, professor of electrical
Engineering and professor of computer engineering,
and D. Mitchell Wilkes, associate
professor of electrical engineering and computer
engineering, received the Space Act Award from NASA for their robot control
architecture research that could help the agency
to meet space and aeronautics goals.
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Search the News of Nashville
Technology archive for business
intelligence, here.
With Nashville consumer demand rising,
cable, satellite and telecom providers seek more
'grandslam' bundled-services customers
to lock-in user base, Tennessean, p. 1E, Jan. 26.
Online storage of digital files is
growing for consumers and businesses, NY
Times, Jan. 24.
Demand for online advertising
inventory may outstrip supply, NY Times,
Jan. 24.
Dell Inc. applauded for workforce
esprit during Manufacturing Excellence
Awards process,
supp., Jan. 21 Nash. Bus. Journal, not on web.
Dell, IBM among IT winners in 2005, according to
Merrill Lynch survey of CIOs, CNet,
Feb. 1. Report on Dell's plant location strategy
in North Carolina, News &
Record, Jan. 23.
Ford, Google, other companies
looking to build their own dark-fiber
infrastructure, NY Times,
Feb. 1.
Small businesses are discovering
value of custom technology, quickly, NY
Times, Jan. 20.
THE DOWNLOAD: StreamCast P2P
litigation goes to Supreme Court,
NashvillePost.com, Jan. 24.
Earlier StreamCast report, NashvillePost.com, Dec. 28.
Napster and U. Tennessee reach download agreement,
Knox. News Sentinel, Jan. 24.
IFPI report says paid-for legal music downloads passed 200 million
mark in '04, report Jan. 19.
Entertainment industry releases Supreme Court
filings attacking Grokster and Streamcast and seeking further
protection from file-sharers, Washington Post,
Jan. 26.
New round of lawsuits launched,
Mi2N, Jan. 31.
Entertainment industry reaffirms
anti-P2P stance, Washington Post,
Jan. 25.
Peer-to-Peer is here to stay, but controversy
hinders needed investment, The Economist,
Dec. 2.
eBay merchant educator comes to
Nashville, City Paper, Jan. 26.
Journalists who excell in reporting
on Technology will be honored during the June 6,
2005, joint meeting of the Technology and
Military/Public Safety special-interest
groups of the Public Relations Society of America,
meeting at Washington, D.C. Details here.
How one creative author found help
in using new textual-analysis software
for his personal archives, NY Times,
Jan. 30.
How to make money off your
Blog, Wash. Post, Jan. 30.
Bloggie Blog awards voting closes Thursday,
Washington Post, Jan. 30.
Advances in technology encourage
authors to self-publish, Knox. News
Sentinel, Jan. 30.
Resources for self-publishing online, Knox.
News Sentinel, Jan. 30.
RSS: UT School of Information
Sciences staffer pens column on benefits of
RSS, Knox. News Sentinel,
Jan. 31.
Is President Bush good for
Technology sector? NY Times,
Jan. 23.
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CALENDAR
( * indicates new or revised
item)
(Feb. 3) NTC Tech Roundtable,
"Making the call: Java, .Net or Both?!",
presentation by Steve Kukulka,
Area Director, ComFrame. Program
registration now on-site.
(Feb. 3) U. Memphis event brings
tech futurist Erik Peterson to address Seven
Revolutions, Commercial Appeal,
Jan. 12.
(Feb.
10) AITP Nashville program with Larry
McCoy,CIO, Caterpillar Financial
Services, details here.
*
(Feb. 10) Biomaterials activity in Memphis, Dr.
Joe Baumgardner, 7:45 a.m., $15/person,
Holiday Inn U. Memphis, for details write
here.
* (Feb. 14) PMI Nashville chapter
meets Select Holiday Inn, 11:30 a.m.,
speaker Trissential
(Minneapolis) Principal Mike Vinje, PMP,
addressing "businessThink" in project
management. More info here.
(Feb. 15) NTC Technology! Nashville
2005. NTC's annual flagship event. Details
here.
(Feb. 16) Nashville
Capital Network program on "Organizing Your
Business":
Moderator Paul Wallace (American Healthways);
Michael Hinchion, Stites & Harbison; Paige
Davidson, Bass Berry; Carig Buffkin, Buffkin
Assocs.; Jon Billington, Ernst & Young; Stuart
McWhorter, Clayton Assocs. No charge or advance
registration required. 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m., Averbuch
Auditorium, VU Owen Graduate School of
Management.
* (Feb.
17) InfraGard
Mid-TN
chapter meeting on formation of TN Office of
Homeland Security Advisory Council,
Maxwell House Hotel, for further info on this
luncheon program, write chapter VP
Brad Lide.
Future chapter meetings are March 17, April 21.
(Feb. 18) Tennessee Center for Performance Excellence
conference
includes TN
Finance Chief Dave Goetz, executives from
Caterpillar Finance, Boeing and others, and
includes presentation on "Using e-Learning to
implement Six Sigma Projects - Accelerate
Implementation and Cut Costs," by Bob Duthie,
Chairman and Founder of Nashville's Duthie
Associates,
Inc.
* (Feb. 22) John Jones,
Vice President, Information Technology for
Asurion addresses WiTT chapter meeting,
4:30 p.m., offices of LBMC, Brentwood.
$15Mem/$25nonmem. Visit here RSVP via
programs@wittn.org or visit here.
(Feb.
23) Chattanooga Technology Council luncheon, David
McGee, author Ford Tough: Bill Ford and
the Battle to Rebuild America's Automaker, 11:30
a.m., Trade Center. Details here.
*
(Feb. 23) E. TN Tech Council Monthly Meeting,
11:30 a.m., Knoxville Conv. Ctr., Linda
M. Dillman, Executive Vice President and Chief
Information Officer, Wal-Mart. Info and
rsvp here.
* (March 3) NTC Tech Roundtable:
"Interceptor: Nashville intelligence software goes
to War," presentation by Founder/CEO Tim
Estes of Nashville-based Digital Reasoning Systems
(DRS) on the development and mobilization of
next-generation intelligence software to combat
global terrorism
and support U.S. warfighters. Details
here.
*
(Mar. 10) AITP Nashville, Brad Truitt, IT
Director, Tennessee Bureau of
Investigation, details here.
(March 16) Chattanooga Technology
Council, 11:30 a.m., Venture Capital Panel.
Details
here.
(March 17) – MTSU Emerging
Technology in Manufacturing event.
Details
here. Contact: Dr. Charles
Perry,
Russell Chair of Manufacturing Excellence, Inst.
Engineering Technology and Industrial Studies,
College of Basic and Applied Sciences.
(March 23-24) SBA
business matchmaking event, Tennessean,
Dec. 18.
Nash. Bus. Journal, Dec. 17.
NashvillePost.com, Dec. 16.
(April 5)
Leadership
Music
Digital Summit, Belmont Curb Center, Nashville,
details available later this month.
(May
5-7) Belmont to host BlogNashville
conference, with Freedom Forum and other
support, NashvillePost.com, Jan. 19.
(May 18) – NTC Nashville
Technology Innovation Conference will be
Wednesday, May 18, 2005, with emphasis on
innovations that address current and emerging
technology needs of enterprises large and small.
The unprecedented NTC event will be at BellSouth
Auditorium, downtown Nashville. Speakers currently
confirmed include execs from Symantec, IBM,
Brooktrout, CapGemini, Tacit Networks, J.P.
Morgan. Registration, sponsorship, exhibit and
related details are forthcoming. Info, write
info1@technologycouncil.com
* (May 24) Mayor Bill Purcell,
Mayor of Nashville, State of Metro
Address. Nashville Convention Center. 7
a.m. registration.
(July 12-15)
Tenn. Valley Corridor 2005
National
Summit,
Washington, D.C.
(Aug.
24) – NTC's InfoSec Nashville 2005
information-security conference will be Wednesday
August 24, with CSI
information-security training Aug. 22, 23, 25, 26.
For further information, write info1@technologycouncil.com
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