NHPRC grant-funded Privacy Conference, July 17, 2003

July 17, 2003: Presentation: Let’s Not Reinvent the Wheel: New Jersey as an Example, Part I “The New Jersey Portal” by Odysseus Marcopolus, Part II “Identity Management: 21st Century Challenge for States by Paula Arcioni; Presentation: Laws, Rules, and Regulations Impacting Georgia E-Government by Kathryn Allen

Odysseus Marcopolus was appointed Director of the Office of e-Government at the New Jersey Office of Information Technology in September 1999.  He leads a team of forty-five technology professionals with one goal in mind: making New Jersey the Online State.  New Jersey’s e-Government initiative is aimed at redefining the way government and its constituents exchange information, goods and services. His responsibilities include the delivery of information and services through the award winning myNewJersey Portal along with the design and implementation of the technical infrastructure necessary to support the delivery of online services.  His e-Government team includes of a blend of leading edge technologists and business experts who help craft the delivery of web-based government services.  Prior to joining the Office of Information Technology, he served as the Director of Information Technology at the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities where he directed technology efforts on behalf of more than 8,000 employees at seventeen locations across the state. (New Jersey Overview)

Paula Arcioni is an information security manager for the New Jersey Office of Information Technology, Office of E-Government Services.  She has extensive experience in the deployment and support of large-scale enterprise PKI, LDAP, and user provisioning services.  In particular, she has well-honed expertise in identity management, digital signatures, encryption, and data confidentiality processes in B-to-G, G-to-G, and C-to-G environments. (New Jersey Overview)

Kathryn Allenis a senior assistant attorney general specializing in the Open Records Act and issues relating to Open Government.  She has served on the staff of the State Law Department since 1978.  (Laws, Rules, and Regulations Impacting Georgia E-Government)


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