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ACT-IAC General Membership Meeting

September 25, 2019

ACT & IAC Chair Remarks

Harrison Smith ACT Executive Vice President Paul Strasser IAC Chair

• Welcome Remarks from ACT & IAC Chairs
• IAC Bylaws Working Group
• Federal Insights Exchange Update
• 2019 Imagine Nation ELC
• Guest Speaker
• Networking Reception

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AGENDA

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Welcome New Executive Committee (EC) Members

At-Large Chairs

• Allen Ashbey, Unisys
• Kavita Kalatur, NetImpact Strategies
• Stephanie Mango, CGI
• Darryl Peek, Salesforce
• Cheryl Waldrup, GDIT

Executive Vice Chair

• Tony Scott, The Tony Scott Group**

** - Recently Resigned

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Welcome New Members

• Perfect Sense
• PTG International
• Saliense Consulting, LLC
• SharpeEDG, LLC
• Simple Technology Solutions
• The Clearing
• Tigua – JTEK, LLC
• Tricorp, Inc.
• VMD Systems Integrators, Inc.
• 4iQ, Inc.
• 11th Hour Service
• Aperio Global, LLC
• Ardent Management Consultants
• CAST Software
• GitLab
• Human Resources Technologies
• Interoperability Clearinghouse
• Isobar
• Kofax, Inc.

Upcoming Events

Sept 26th Acquisition COI Monthly Meeting Oct 4th ACT-IAC Lunch and Learn Webinar : Events Oct 8th IT Management and Modernization COI Monthly Meeting Oct 9th Federal Insights Exchange Program featuring Stephanie Shutt, GSA MAS PMO Oct 16th Networks and Telecommunications COI Monthly Meeting Oct 18th Cybersecurity COI October Monthly Meeting Oct 20-23rd Imagine Nation ELC 2019

Thursday October 31, 2019 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM Renaissance DC Downtown

BOTs Forum

"Getting To The BOTtom Line Of RPA"

IAC Bylaws Working Group Update

Richard Spires Past Chair

IAC Bylaws Working Group – Listening Sessions

Opportunity: Recognizing both our 40-years of successful government/industry collaboration and the need to continue to thrive in the rapidly changing federal technology marketplace, our IAC Chair, Paul Strasser has created a working group to evaluate our IAC governance process IAC Bylaws Working Group – Chair: Richard Spires, Immediate Past IAC Chair – Members: Former past IAC chairs, Mitzi Mead, Ellen Glover, Venkatapathi (PV) Puvvada and Ted Davies … NexUS industry chair, Emily Black … and ACT-IAC CEO, Dave Wennergren – Goal: Identify bylaws revisions that will improve our operations, prepare us for the future and/or recognize recent organizational changes, to include the establishment of a CEO position.

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IAC Bylaws Working Group – Listening Sessions

Listening Sessions – Your Opportunity to Engage: We want to hear your suggestions, comments or

• questions. Please plan to join us for one of the following listening sessions, hosted by our CEO:
• IAC Bylaws Listening Session 1: Monday, September 30th, 12:00-2:00pm
• IAC Bylaws Listening Session 2: Friday, October 4th, 8:30-10:30am
• IAC Bylaws Listening Session 3: Tuesday, October 8th, 4:00-6:00pm

Join us in person (ACT-IAC offices, 3040 Williams Drive, Suite 500, Fairfax, VA) or by conference call Phone number: +1.202.602.1295 & access code: 344-514-470# Unable to attend a Listening Session? Email your proposed changes to dwennergren@actiac.org

• IAC bylaws can be found online at https://www.actiac.org/iac-bylaws-april-2017
• The working group will develop any proposed revisions later this Fall, and for those revisions endorsed

by the IAC Executive Committee, an on-line vote of the IAC membership will be conducted to approve the changes Engage: Phone: (202) 602-1295; Access code: 344-514-470#

Federal Insights Exchange Update

Ann-Marie Johnson Industry Chair

Engage with Federal Insights Exchange (FIE)

• Agency-focused programs that provide substantive conversation on topics of

mutual interest to government and industry

• Ideally intersect with Communities of Interest (COIs)
• Active Teams

– Department of Agriculture – Department of Commerce – Department of Homeland Security – General Services Administration – Department of Health of Human Services – Department of Veterans Affairs

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Ready to Engage?

Would you like to lead a new team or join an existing team? Contact:

April Davis adavis@actiac.org Carly Fry cfry@actiac.org Ann-Marie Johnson ann-marie.johnson@ardentmc.com

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Imagine Nation ELC 2019 Update

Tim Smith Bill Zielinski

October 20-23, 2019 Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia, PA

ImagineNation ELC 2019

“Collaborative Journey of Innovation - fr from Imagination to Impact”

ELC 2019 will focus on “driving impact”; while strategic planning and long-range solutioning will be a part of the conference, we must work to produce immediate results, templates, best practices and processes that can be immediately used to move our government forward. Recognizing 40 years of collaboration across ACT-IAC between government and industry has always, and will continue to be, a focus. Real-world solutions will be brought to the conference that can be utilized by other government-industry partnerships

Why ELC in in 2019?

Suzette and Teresa will bring together government and industry leaders to ensure we’re #drivingimpact Saturday Reception; Sunday Excursions and Opening; Consolidation of Content to Monday and Tuesday; Wednesday ELC Connect Day Two (2) of our keynote dinners hosted at historic Philadelphia landmarks! Themes: Cyber; Health Innovation; Mission Modernization; Emerging Technology Threads: Workforce, CX, Acquisition, Data, Blockchain, Privacy, RPA/AI, etc. Several different learning options: Main Stage, Center Stage, “Ted Talk-like”, Collaboration, Panel, Lecture Content for all IT Leaders: ELC will provide great content to the CXO’s but will also drive “themes” that align to everyone in IT from Project/Program Managers; Finance; Procurement; Policy; HR & Strategy!

Leadership Five Days of Impact! Themes and Threads Learning Opportunities Content for all IT Leaders

Why ELC in in 2019?

• Upcoming policy

alignment

• Expanded

Customers

• TechKnow

Showcase

• Partner Pavilion
• Full Breakfast

ACT-IAC has been working with government leaders to drive content to ELC 2019 that is based on upcoming policies, including the Data Policy

We are continuing to build relationships in Departments just learning about ACT-IAC including DoD; State & Energy with an additional focus on capturing attendees, and innovations, from outside the Washington DC region An open collaboration environment where communities of interest gather to showcase new initiatives, share technical knowledge, and work together as partners ACT-IAC members and nonmembers from Government and Industry will be able to exhibit and showcase their services, solutions and technologies in a centrally-located Partner Pavilion. The most important meal of the day, but it will also be a great time to engage with your colleagues, meet new friends and get prepared for “#drivingimpact”

Conference Logistics

Expanded Space

One large room with 135,000 square feet enabling us to

• ffer team

meeting spaces, collaborative areas, large-scale models and simulations, and private space.

Agenda-at at-a-Glance (O

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Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Morning

Golf Outing Full Breakfast Welcome Plenary Sessions TechKnow Showcase Networking Full Breakfast Plenary Keynote CXO Roundtable Sessions TechKnow Showcase Fellows Forum Innovators Circle Meeting NASA SEWP training

Afternoon

Excursions and Tours Lunch Sessions TechKnow Showcase Seated Lunch Keynote Awards Sessions TechKnow Showcase Boxed Lunch Training

Evening

Reception 5PM Reception Dinner National Constitution Center Dinner Techknow Showcase Partner Pavilion Innovation Ignited Reception Partners Graduation Celebration Dinner at The Fillmore Philadelphia

How Can You Help?

• Get Registered; Room Block ends this Friday,

Sept 27th!

• Spread The Word #drivingimpact
• Use Wednesday, Oct 23rd, as your day to

engage with your teams, customers and/or partners!

See you in in Philadelphia!

Peter T. Ranks Deputy Chief Information Officer for Information Technology Department of Defense

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DIGITAL MODERNIZATION

C3

Command, Control and Communications Modernization

Modernization is critical to Department and Warfighter mission assurance.

CLOUD

The foundation for all Key Focus Areas to unlock the full potential

• f technology advances for the

Department and Warfighter.

CYBER

Dominance and security-first mindset will drive everything we design, build, and operate.

AI

Artificial Intelligence

A force multiplier and agent

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DoD functions – we will harness it smartly and at pace.

LETHALITY P ARTNERSHIPS REFORM

INNOVATE

for competitive advantage

OPTIMIZE

for efficiency and improvedcapability

CULTIVATE

for a readyworkforce

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Enterprise Fit-for-Purpose (milCloud 2.0)

Fit-for- Purpose FFP

> 2500 DATA CENTERS MULTIPLE DISCONNECTED CLOUDS

CURRENT STATE CHALLENGES

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DoD ENTERPRISE CLOUD STRATEGY

Path to a Structured Multi-Vendor, Multi-Cloud Environment

DoD ENTERPRISE CLOUD ENVIRONMENT

TACTICAL EDGE CAPABILITY EPISODIC DEMANDS RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE SCALABLE TECHNOLOGY SECURE APPLICATIONS DATA SILOS

CHALLENGES OPTIMIZED

Automated Account Provisioning and Automation Tool Integration Advanced Capabilities Available (e.g. AI, Machine Learning, Tactical Edge Cloud) Application and Data Efficiencies for Hybrid Cloud and Multi-vendor Solutions

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Fit For Purpose

Core Data Centers

FFP FFP FFP Enterprise Fit-for-Purpose (DEOS)

Enterprise General Purpose Cloud 2…n Enterprise GeneralPurpose Cloud (JEDI)

Pathfinder

FIT FOR PURPOSE

ENTERPRISE CLOUD

MISSION APPROPRIATE GENERAL PURPOSE SECURE DEV OPS FOR APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT DATA CENTER CONSOLIDATION TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS TO LEVERAGE MODERN CLOUD CAPABILITY

JOINT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CENTER (JAIC)

DoD AI CENTER of EXCELLENCE

Data Selection Conditioning Training/ Algorithm Dev. Testing Production CLOUD

ENABLER

Accelerate DoD’s Adoption and Integration of AI to Achieve Mission Impact at Scale

POLICY & STRATEGY

SERVICES, CCMDs, and MISSIONOWNERS

MISSION NEEDS PROJECTS

• National Mission

Initiatives (NMIs)

• Component Mission

Initiatives (CMIs)

• SmartAutomation

HUMAN-CENTERED AI-ENABLED CAPABILITIES

• Engineering
• AppliedMathematics
• CognitiveServices
• DataSciences
• Technologies
• Methods
• Vendors
• Unstructured
• Semi-Structured
• Structured
• CommonAlgorithms
• CommonInfrastructure
• CommonLibraries
• ReinforcementLearning
• AgileDev
• DevOps

EVOLVING PARTNERSHIPS

• Industry
• Allies
• Academia
• Whole of

Government

• ODNI –AIM

STAKEHOLDERS

FOUNDATIONAL TOOLS

EXPERTS BROKERS TOOLS PROCESS DATA Version 1.1 | March 29, 2019

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RESILIENT SURVIVABLE SECURE TAILORABLE SUSTAINABLE

ENHANCED MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS

INFORMATION DOMINANCE

CLOUD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

ENABLER S

MODERNIZATION MISSION AREAS

Tactical Comms SATCOM PNT Homeland Comms Senior Leader/ COOP/COG Special Access Programs

ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM CYBER UNCLASSIFIED

KEY ATTRIBUTES MISSION PARTNER ACCESS

COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS (C3)

Fully Networked Allowing Multi-Domain Operations Enabling a More Lethal Joint Force

MILITARY SUPERIORITY

DISTRIBUTABLE CONTESTED CONGESTED DETECT EXPLOIT DENY DISRUPT

GLOBAL THREATS

ACCESS USE MANEUVER

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5G Network

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THE CYBER LANDSCAPE

INSIDER THREAT

IT PRODUCT/SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE WORKFORCE NETWORK AND INFO SHARING CROSS DOMAIN

CLOUD

ENABLER S

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

DOD ENTERPRISE DEVSECOPS UNCLASS SECRET TOP SECRET

MISSION PARTNER NETWORKS

POSITION, NAVIGATION, AND TIMING

U.S. | PARTNERS

ENCRYPTION CONTROL, AND COMMUNICATIONS

CYBERSECURITY CULTURE 1 2

CYBER

3 4 5 6 WEAPON SYSTEMS

COMMAND,

7 8 9 10

HUMAN FACTORS

END POINT MANAGEMENT

• Perimeterdefense
• Comply toconnect
• Continuousmonitoring

IDENTITY, CREDENTIAL, AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT

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SHARED NETWORK & IT SERVICES

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REFORM

Deliver an Effective, Efficient, and Secure IT Environment

CONSOLIDATE DATA CENTERS BY 80%

ACHIEVING OUTCOMES

CHALLENGES

CLOUD & DATA CENTER OPTIMIZATION ENTERPRISE COLLABORATION & IT TOOLS NETWORK & SERVICES OPTIMIZATION FIT FOR PURPOSE

JEDI

MULTI-CLOUD, MULTI-VENDOR & SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE (SAAS) DATA SILOS 2,500+ DATA CENTERS 1,000+ NETWORKS 10,000+ APPS/SOFTWARE

DIRECT-TO-ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITIES PATHFINDER OPPORTUNITIES

IT REFORM ACTIVITIES

ENTERPRISE CLOUD ENABLERS

DoD-WIDE

ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE LICENSING

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QUESTIONS