I AM PLEASED TO SEND GREETINGS TO EVERYONE, BOTH INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS, TAKING PART IN THE GOVERNMENT COMPUTER EXPO '86.

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• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
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• Publication Date: April 27, 1986
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February 27, 1986
I am pleased to send greetings to everyone, both
individuals and groups, taking part in the Government
Computer Expo '86. Please convey my greetings as
well to the 100 , 000 and more Federal, State and local
government personnel your organizations represent.
Every schoolchild knows that computers are changing
the face of America, its industries, the professional
and private lives of its citizens, and, of course,
government institutions at every level. Eecause
computer technology is sprinting ahead at dizzying
speed, thanks largely to advancing computer tech-
nology, it is essential that those who need computers to
carry out their work keep abreast of developments and
innovations. This is especially true in government,
where the conduct of business involves the public trust
and demands a high level of efficiency and reliability.
I am very happy, therefore, that organizations like
the Federation of Government Information Processing
Councils, the Information Resources Administration
Councils, the National Association for State Information
Systems, and the Graduate School of the Department
of Agriculture are taking such an active interest in
Government Computer Expo '86.
Nancy joins me in wishing you a constructive,
informative, and enjoyable session. God bless you.
P a.'a-C4
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COMPUTER ~a?o
Sheraton Washington Hotel ~t Washington, D.C. * July 14-18, 1986
General Chairman
Israel Feldman
GCN Communications Corporation
Program Chairman
Robert V. Head
Technology Management Consultant
SPONSORS:
Federation of Government
Information Processing Councils
-toward P Ady. III
Chairman. Advisory Board
Defense Technology Security Agency
Information Resources
Administration Councils
William Cline
Vice Chairman. Advisory Board
National Archives and
Records Administration
Graduate School - USDA
Lynn M. Edwards
Graduate School USDA
National Association for
State Information Systems
David B Williams
Dept. of Budget and
Fiscal Planning Maryland
ADVISORY BOARD:
Agriculture
Joseph J. Leo
Air Force
Colonel Ben Gomez
Army
George B. Hosler
Commerce
Reed Phiilios
Congressional Budget Office
Robert D Harris
Education
George Sotos
Executive Office of the President
Jules B. DuPeza
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William A Bayse
Federal Judicial Center
Gordon Bermant
General Accounting Office
Walter Anderson
General Services Administration
Donald Page
Health and Human Services
Richard C. Tuey
House of Representatives
Joni Bell
Interior
Ed Forsee
Internal Revenue Service
Kenneth Rivett
National Bureau of Standards
Thoman Pyke
Navy
Rhoda Marcher
Senate
John K. Swearingen
State
Bill Price
1620 ELTON ROAD
SILVER SPRING, MD 20903
[phone]
Dear Federal Executive:
Government Computer Expo (GCE86) is accepting nomination; for our 1986
,scholarship awards These scholarships are avalilahle to employees of Federal,
state, or local government at or below the GS-9 or equivalent They will he awarded
to personnel who are pursuing an undergraduate degree while making significant
contributions toward improving the use of information technology in government
activities.
The GCE scholarships were established to recognize and encourage personal
resourcefulness, improve the effectiveness and efficiency of information tech-
nology use in government If you would like to nominate someone, or know of
someone who is deserving of this honor. please contact Edward Forsee of the GCE
Scholarship Committee, Department of Interior, (21)2) 343-6051.
Government Computer Expo is designed to meet your need for effective training
in this era of reduced budgets It is the largest the most comprehensive, and the
only five day Conference designed and sponsored by government information
processing professionals-for the government ADP and computer user community.
The GCE86 theme is "Getting the Most From Today's Technology", and all
sessions have been carefully structured to present practical strategies for
performing real-life agency applications - and for getting the most from your
computer dollar investment The Expo will be held July 14-18 at the conveniently
located Sheraton Washington Hotel in Washington. D.C.
Sponsoring GCE86 are 1) the Federation of Government Information Processing
Councils (FGIPC): 2) the Information Resources Administration Councils) IR_AC~:
3) the Graduate School - USDA; and 4) the National Association for State
Information Systems They have been joined by 30 cooperating societies and
organizations including NBS, the GSA-Ift%l Institute, and OPMI, to offer an
educational experience which will help you and your staff achieve agency
automation and productivity goals.
The GCE86 Conference program consists of three days of full-day intensive
sessions: July 14 - six Professional Development seminars forADP professionals:
July 15 - six Management Briefings; and July 18 - six Microcomputer
Applications workshops for managers and users, On July 16-17, the six track
Conference focuses on new ideas, methodologies and solutions in the major areas
identified by the distinguished members of the GCE86 Advisory Board
Please take the time to study the enclosed brochure and pass them along to
members of your staff who would benefit from attending GCE36. If you need more
brochures call Ken Fields at [phone]: FTS users call [phone].
Sincereily,
Peter Zuclferman
Program Director
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