FAIRFAX, Va./EWORLDWIRE/June 4, 2004 --- Transformation TechNet 2004 will bring representatives together from all branches of service and the joint forces to discuss the "Mission of Transformation" and how it will be accomplished. The conference and exposition takes place in the Virginia Beach Pavilion Convention Center June 8-10.AFCEA International and the AFCEA Hampton Roads and Tidewater Chapters have put together a comprehensive schedule of featured speakers, panel sessions, professional development seminars, and exhibits at this 3-day event. Detailed information may be found at 'www.afcea.org/transformation04'">http://www.afcea.org/transformation04'.
Transformation TechNet includes an impressive lineup of speakers who will share their perspectives on how transformation affects their commands:
--ADM E.P. Giambastiani, Jr., USN, Commander, U.S. Joint Forces Command
--ADM William J. Fallon, USN, Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command
--LtGen Edward Hanlon, Jr., USMC, Commanding General, Marine Corps Combat Development Command and Deputy Commandant for Combat Development
--Lt Gen Bruce A. Wright, USAF, Vice Commander, Air Combat Command
--LTG Anthony R. Jones, USA, Deputy Commander, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
--VADM James D. McArthur, Jr., USN, Commander, Naval Network Warfare Command
The conference will also feature four panel sessions focusing on specific aspects of transformation: Operational Challenges from Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom; Intelligence and Decision Superiority; Transformation and Prototyping; and New Paradigms for C2 and Decision Superiority.
Over 50 exhibitors will display their products and solutions at Transformation TechNet, and attendees will gain keen insight into the emerging technologies that will make transformation possible. The exposition includes local companies, large defense contractors, small businesses, and government agencies.
Transformation TechNet will also provide three transition assistance courses for military and government personnel transitioning to the private sector. Resume writing and interview techniques will outline the skills needed to make this change; "Troops to Teachers" will instruct military personnel how they can transition to a new career as a public school teacher in a "high-need" school.
Transformation TechNet offers numerous professional development and networking opportunities. Admission to the exhibits and transition assistance courses is free; paid registration is required for panel sessions and addresses. On-site registration is available beginning Monday, June 8. Details are available at 'www.afcea.org/transformation04'">http://www.afcea.org/transformation04'.
The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) is an international non-profit association providing a forum for the professional communications, electronics, intelligence and information systems community. AFCEA serves as an ethical bridge between government requirements and industry's capabilities, representing the top government, industry and military professionals. More information is available at www.afcea.org.
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