FALL 1996 COLLABORATION CONFERENCE: INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE INITIATIVES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1996 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY/APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATORY KOSSIAKOFF CENTER The Intelink's Collaborative Computing Tools Working Group (CCTWG), the National Imagery and Mapping Agency/Office of Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (Formerly the National Exploitation Lab), the DIA JIVA Integration Management Office, and the National Security Agency are sponsoring a Fall 1996 Collaboration Conference Series. The first Conference of this three-part Conference series, Intelligence Community Collaborative Initiatives, will be held on Wednesday, October 23, 1996 at Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory Kossiakoff Center. This conference will focus on collaborative initiatives and their tools and technologies in use. Initiative representatives will present mission requirements and constraints, tools and technology solutions and how well the solutions helped accomplish the requirements. Where applicable, real world feedback (both positive & negative), lessons learned and other valuable data will be provided to educate and prepare the community for the next generation of collaborative initiatives. Multi-vendor COTS solutions within operations to laboratory pilots and research under way by the R&D community will be addressed. In addition to the conference portion of the event, a Technology Exposition will take place with products and services relating to Collaboration and associated technologies. Some technologies of interest are: integrated collaboration tools, audio teleconferencing, shared applications, internet publishing, document delivery, video teleconferencing, group authoring, internet security, interoperability, connectivity, World Wide Web products, software collaborative products, intranet, virtual rooms, electronic meeting software, and much, much more. All Intelligence and DoD Commands, Analysts, Technologist, IT Mangers, Engineers Managers of entities preparing to adopt collaborative initiatives into their environment, computer professionals, various agency educators and instructors, functional and systems program managers, mission support personnel, industry leaders with collaborative initiatives, and anyone interested in learning more about collaborative computing technology is encouraged to attend this conference. Don't miss this chance to attend this very informative conference and exposition. For further information on registering for this conference, please call Marla Slahetka at 301-596-0770 ext. 216 or for on-line registration, information visit http://www.nsbc.org/collab/conf.html.

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