FAA IT/ISS Partnership and Training Conference 2010

The annual FAA IT/ISS Partnership and Training Conference will take place at the Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin, March 29 - April 1, 2010, with exhibit days March 29 & 30. In its 9th year hosted by the Office of the Assistant Administrator for Information Services and Chief Information Officer, this premier event will continue to expand the attendees’ knowledge with courses focusing on, among other things, the latest IT and ISS best practices, policies, procedures and technologies. The 2010 theme of "Advancing the Boundaries of Technology" will be a focal point for the training sessions and workshops.

This conference give exhibitors networking opportunities with nearly 800 FAA and DoT key personnel, from across the nation, including: chief information officers (CIO's), information system security officers (ISSO's), information systems security managers (ISSM's), authorizing officials, system administrators, system developers, and agency executives. This is the one time each year these key personnel are together to discuss the newest and most relevant information pertaining to the Federal Aviation Administration.

Industry partners are invited to showcase their latest products and services, host live demos at their booth and participate in the conference sessions.

2010 Highlights:
- Expanded audience to include DoT in conjunction with FAA personnel which means more exposure for a company's products and services.
- Network with primes and small businesses to learn about new business opportunities at FAA and DoT.
- A designated FAA vendor area will be centered in the exhibit hall; you will be able to learn more about what they're looking regarding upcoming and advancing technologies.

Sponsorships are a great way to gain extra exposure for your company! Ask your FBC sales representative to learn more!

Booths include:
- 6 foot table
- 2 chairs
- 1 trashcan
- ID sign

Full exhibitor packet will be available soon, to include electricity and internet registration forms.

Requested Technologies: All technologies related to the FAA and DoT are appropriate for this event; particularly those with products and services in the Information Technology and Information Systems Security fields.