PA TechCon. May 4th, 2017 Harrisburg University PA TECHCON 1. The Technology Council of Central PA 326 Market Street Harrisburg PA 17101

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1 PA TechCon May 4th, 2017 Harrisburg University The Technology Council of Central PA 326 Market Street Harrisburg PA PA TECHCON 1

2 CONFERENCE PLAYBOOK - TABLE OF CONTENTS About PA TechCon... 4 A Message from the Commonwealth of PA... 5 The PA TechCon Conference & Schedule... 6 PA TechCon Spring 2017 Introduction May 4 th, Conference Schedule... 7 PA TechCon Call for Speakers... 8 Speaker Guide... 8 Security Track... 9 Session 1: Securing Sensitive Data: Database Protection and Encryption Methods... 9 Session 2: Applying Risk Management Practices (Impacts of Implementing or Not Implementing)... 9 Session 3: Security Data Analytics Management - How to manage reports to provide value... 9 Session 4: Case Studies in Internal Security Threats... 9 Application Development Track Session 1: Legacy Modernization Why Everyone Needs to Care Session 2: Responsive Design Taking it with You Session 3:? Session 4: Go-Live Are We Ready? Project Management Track Workshop 1: How can I track project health/status in an Agile environment? Workshop 2: Best Practice Techniques for Managing Your Vendor Relationships Workshop 3: Improving Project Estimates and Communication Workshop 4: Developing a Simple, One-Page Business Case Telecomm/Infrastructure Track Session 1: Developing an Agency Cloud Strategy Session 2: Office 365 & How it will Change the Way We Work Session 3: Strategies to Enable a Mobile Workforce Session 4: How Software Defined Networking (SDN) Will Change the Commonwealth Agency Spotlight Track PA TechCon Sponsorship Opportunities PA TechCon Sponsor Levels PA TechCon Conference Sponsors (Limited to Six Sponsors - $7,500) PA TechCon Platinum Sponsors (Limited to Eight Sponsors - $5,000) PA TechCon Gold Sponsors (Limited to Ten Sponsors - $4,000) PA TechCon Silver Sponsors ($3,000) PA TechCon After Hours Sponsor (Accepting Two Sponsors - $3,000) PA TechCon Breakfast Sponsor (Accepting One Sponsor - $2,500) PA TechCon Lunch Sponsor (Accepting One Sponsor - $2,500) PA TECHCON 2

3 PA TechCon Refreshment / Break Sponsor (Accepting One Sponsor - $2,000) Exhibition Table Only (Space is Limited - $1,000) PA TechCon Lanyard and Badge Sponsor Accepting 2 Sponsors PA TechCon Bag Sponsor ($1,500) Accepting 2 Sponsors PA TechCon Timelines Sponsorship Deadlines Speaker Deadline Key Registration Dates Conference Setup & Registration Traveling to PA TechCon Hotels Supporting PA TechCon UBER Around Harrisburg PA TechCon Catered By PA TechCon Media Sponsors PA TECHCON 3

4 About PA TechCon PA TechCon is a one-day conference that brings together state and local government information technology professionals in a forum that promotes education, skill acquisition and networking with the Pennsylvania technology vendor community. Thought leaders from around the country will deliver twenty seminars across five distinct conference tracks. Location: Harrisburg University of Science and Technology 326 Market Street Harrisburg, PA Key Web Links: PA TechCon Website: Call for Speakers (Applications): Open December 5 th, Sponsors and Exhibitors Application: Open December 5 th, If you can t find what you re looking for or have additional questions please contact Tina Barstow at: tina@tccp.org PA TECHCON 4

5 A Message from the Commonwealth of PA PA TECHCON 5

6 The PA TechCon Conference & Schedule PA TechCon Spring 2017 Introduction May 4 th, 2017 PA TechCon Spring 2017 ( is a one-day Information Technology conference brought to you by the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania Office of Administration and Office of Information Technology, The Technology Council of Central PA ( and Harrisburg University of Science and Technology ( PA TechCon provides education and networking opportunities to state and local government agencies, the Pennsylvania IT vendor community, their employees and information technology thought leaders from across the United States. The Pa TechCon Spring 2017 Conference consists of five concurrent seminar tracks dedicated to: <<UPDATE>>. Each track will focus on both the applied and theoretical aspects of each technology category. An exhibition area will be open to all conference attendees and provides an opportunity for regional technology companies to showcase their products, services and expertise. Please refer to the PA TechCon Sponsorship section of this document for more information on how you can sponsor and exhibit at PA TechCon. The conference opens with a morning keynote session at 9:00am and we end our conference day with a late afternoon keynote at 3:30pm. In between our attendees will be treated to <UPDATE> informative sessions spanning the five conference tracks. Each seminar session will be led by IT industry visionaries or practitioners. Please refer to our Call for Speakers section of this document to learn more about speaking at PA TechCon. We ll wrap up the day at PA TechCon After Hours, an invitation only event, that provides an opportunity for the PA TechCon Conference sponsors, speakers and exhibitors to meet with Commonwealth of Pennsylvania IT leadership in an informal, networking session. PA TechCon Spring 2017 will be held at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology on May 4 th, We look forward to seeing you there! PA TECHCON 6

7 Conference Schedule The PA TechCon Spring 2017 Conference Schedule is as Follows: 8-9am Registration Networking & Continental Breakfast Exhibit Halls Open 9-9:45am 9:45-10am 10-10:45am 10:45-11am 11:00-11:45am Opening Keynote 10th Floor Auditorium with simulcast Networking Break Session 1 Seminars Networking Break Session 2 Seminars 11:45 1:15pm Lunch Served on floors 12, 13 & 14 Exhibition Space Open 1:15-2pm 2:00-2:15pm 2:15-3pm 3-3:30pm 3:30-4:30pm 5:00pm Close Session 3 Seminars Networking Break Refreshments Served Session 4 Seminars Networking Break Closing Keynote 10th Floor Auditorium with simulcast PA TechCon After Hours Invitation Only Networking Event and Happy Hour 1 st Floor Exhibition Space Opened PA TECHCON 7

8 PA TechCon Call for Speakers At PA TechCon we re seeking 45 minute presentations focused on the following technology areas: Security, Application Development, Project Management, Telecom Infrastructure, Agency Spotlights. The morning sessions should be more theoretical/visionary in nature. The afternoon sessions are more focused on the application of technology and should be illustrated with use cases, best practices and case study examples. We are accepting applications / proposals for speakers and topics on the web at: The application deadline is Feb 15 th at 5pm. Speaker Guide The sessions comprising our full agenda are detailed below within the individual tracks for: Security, Application Development, Project Management, Telecomm/Infrastructure and the COPA Agency Spotlight. There are several sessions where the audience could benefit from the expertise and practical experience of the vendor community. We are specifically seeking instruction that serves to meet the objectives of the IT practitioners. Please review the sessions below and consider your level of experience with the subject matter, your preferred format (single speaker, panel discussion, hands on workshop, open Q&A, etc.), and the availability of engaging speakers. Please note that due to the nature of some of the sessions, guidance has been provided on a specific preferred format. The TechCon Planning Committee will be accepting submissions from the vendor community to present each session. If your organization has interest and expertise in a particular session topic, we encourage you to submit a concept paper to the committee that provides a high level outline of the material that will be covered and the most effective format for the session. The concept paper should be one page or less. Please send your concept papers to Kelly Powell Logan (klogan@harrisburg.edu ) at Harrisburg University no later than Wednesday, January 11, 2017 (per Ann). The information contained on the following pages provides a deeper dive into each DESIRED session topic across each conference track. Candidate speakers are encouraged to propose alternatives that are similar in nature and fit the track topics. PA TECHCON 8

9 Security Track The Security track is designed to provide IT practitioners with insight into the direction the industry is heading and how to deal with operational challenges in the security space. Session 1: Securing Sensitive Data: Database Protection and Encryption Methods Objective: The security threat landscape has changed dramatically. Commonwealth IT practitioners attending this session will receive valuable insight on best practices in securing sensitive data, particularly focused on Database Protection and Encryption Methods. Session 2: Applying Risk Management Practices (Impacts of Implementing or Not Implementing) Objective: Research has proven over and over again that project performance could be improved considerably through the use of Risk Management. Commonwealth IT practitioners attending this session will receive valuable insight on designing a comprehensive framework to guide your information security risk management program, taking steps to enhance information security risk management, and using tools that drive strategic risk discussions and investment decisions. Session 3: Security Data Analytics Management - How to manage reports to provide value Objective: Illustrate how technology can support the gamut of security driven events into meaningful information for the business. Learn how to manage effective reporting to provide value to management to make better business decisions via a single pane of glass into what is really happening on your network. Session 4: Case Studies in Internal Security Threats Objective: Ask most computer pros to talk about IT security, and you ll likely hear about all sorts of external threats, like malware, hackers, spyware, DOS attacks and the like. But what if the bigger and costlier threat comes from within? Internal users are our first lines of defense and first lines of weakness. Internal users that perform careless actions, become compromised or have malicious intent put enterprise data at risk. Detecting inappropriate or abusive access to data is challenging without the right tools in place. Discussion topics will include case study examples, lessons learned, and application of control methods to combat this growing threat. PA TECHCON 9

10 Application Development Track The Application Development track is designed to provide IT practitioners with a well-rounded perspective on challenges like legacy modernization and ensuring application security, and a view into responsive design. The last session Go-Live Are We Ready? ties it all together. Session 1: Legacy Modernization Why Everyone Needs to Care Objective: Showcase three key legacy modernization perspectives Business, Human Resources, and Technology. Attendees will experience insight from an elite panel and discussions that focus on maximizing the business value and total cost of ownership, aligning staffing strategies to technology trends, and agility to bring IT investments into alignment with business imperatives. Format: Moderated panel with pre-identified questions. The intent is to begin the track session strong by having a panel comprised of industry executives that model why everyone, including top officials, needs to care. Session 2: Responsive Design Taking it with You Objective: To educate commonwealth IT practitioners on designing applications for a mobile workforce, the differences between responsive design and mobile apps, and the design of products, devices, and services for people who experience disabilities. Discussion topics are to include requirement characteristics that will determine if/when an application needs to be responsive, developing for crossplatforms, and accessibility. Format: Moderated panel with pre-identified questions. Panel comprised of the following experience. 1. An individual that can speak about responsive design experience with public facing websites. 2. Cross-Platform an experienced vendor that can speak about the multiple platforms of designing application services for cross-platforms including multiple browsers (i.e. Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari), different hand-held devices (i.e. Apple IOS, Samsung, etc.), and mobile workforces. 3. Someone to speak about the IT accessibility factor. 4. A person with a disability (i.e. visually impaired) to share personal perspective and drive home to the audience the criticality of accessibility (what it is like to be in his/her shoes). 5. Moderator: a professional moderator with responsive design knowledge. Session 3: <TBD> Session 4: Go-Live Are We Ready? Objective: A lot of information was provided today to modernize legacy systems, taking them mobile and ensuring the security and integrity of applications. This session is to take that next step ensuring your product is ready for deployment to PA TECHCON 1 0

11 Go-Live. You ve got a good product, but how do you prove it and keep it in good shape. That s where ITIL continues to provide a framework for quality assurance and improvements. Concepts for Service Operations and Continual Service Improvement, guide application developers in keeping the product ahead of client expectations, proactively identifying changes in the business. Format: Single motivational professional speaker that is charismatic and takes the audience on an engaging ride through the life of being a technologist. The intent is to have a powerful closing session that leaves a memorable impression upon the audience. Project Management Track This year s Project Management track will consist of interactive, workshop based sessions. The sessions are designed to focus on challenges for technical practitioners that are often wearing the hat of Project Manager through experiential learning. Workshop 1: How can I track project health/status in an Agile environment? Overview: More and more agencies across the commonwealth are beginning to leverage the Agile methodology to take advantage of the benefits, like improved visibility by working closely with the business and improved quality because of frequent reviews of what is being developed are just a couple of the examples of those benefits. But the challenges are being able to identify a completion date and knowing whether or not the project is on track. When leveraging the waterfall methodology, requirements would be defined up front so project managers have a good sense of the scope of the project and in most cases can develop a pretty accurate completion date. In an Agile environment, since all of the requirements are not defined up front and changes are a part of the process, it is often difficult to answer those questions. However, executives are still asking the questions, when will the project or product be delivered and are we on track? Objective: This will be a collaborative session to discuss how the agencies that are using Agile track project health/status. We will have 2 agencies and a vendor to talk about the tools and techniques they use to answer the questions about their projects being on track and how they answer the question, when the project will be completed? One of the groups will show either a mocked up project or real project and walk through each of the components they use to track the backlog, changes to the backlog, identify what they use to show a completion date, etc. The attendees will then have an opportunity to ask questions. Format: Interactive workshop. We suggest having 2 agencies and a vendor involved. PA TECHCON 1 1

12 Workshop 2: Best Practice Techniques for Managing Your Vendor Relationships Overview: The relationships that we maintain with our vendors are extremely important and are imperative to the success of our projects. There are often instances when communications and other important factors break down and can directly impact project success rates. What can we do to improve this moving forward? Objective: To educate commonwealth project managers on the importance of maintaining positive relationships with our vendors and business partners and what to do in a case where the vendor is not meeting defined expectations. Have a presenter, who is a representative from the vendor community provide an overview as to why this topic is so important to both parties. They will then introduce a scenario where the vendor is not performing as defined in the contract. The attendees will work in teams of 5-6 to develop a series of questions that they feel would help resolve the issue. A representative from the vendor community would then join each table where the attendees would present their questions to them. The vendor representative would provide the attendees with honest feedback and would provide guidance on how to adjust their questions to ensure they are getting their point across, but do it in a professional manner to maintain a positive relationship. Format: Interactive Workshop. Workshop 3: Improving Project Estimates and Communication Overview: As project managers, we are asked at very early stages to provide project estimates for both cost and duration. In many cases, this occurs prior to any requirements being defined. What tools and techniques are available to help us generate better estimates and how do we set expectations with key stakeholders at the beginning and during our projects? Objective: Provide an overview of some of the best practice tools and techniques for developing project estimates. This will include referencing the estimation toolkit that is available on IT Central. Discuss techniques to communicate early rough order of magnitude estimates to key stakeholders to ensure there is an understanding that the initial estimates may change as more information is gathered. The attendees will then work in teams of 5-6 and will first review a series of scenarios. Each scenario will provide a level of detail for a basic project, one that everyone can understand, like building a bike. One scenario will provide very little information, like build a bike. Another example will define some basic requirements, like the bike needs to be painted, needs to have 10 decals, needs to have custom chrome spokes, etc. A third example will provide all activities. The attendees will be asked as a team to create an estimate based on the information that was provided. The team will then be asked to present the estimate back to the executive. Each table would have a member of the vendor community asking PA TECHCON 1 2

13 questions about when they think the project would be complete, and ask the attendees how comfortable they are with meeting the expected date. Format: Interactive Workshop. The vendor community will help facilitate the discussion and will provide an individual that would sit at each table that would represent that executive. Workshop 4: Developing a Simple, One-Page Business Case Overview: Projects are often times initiated without a formal review and approval process. Many times these projects do not align with the Enterprise or agency s strategic vision. There are also cases where new projects are initiated, but resources are not available or are taken off existing, in flight projects and moved to the new projects. This creates a scenario where the agency has a many active projects and they have difficulty closing them out. Objective: The speaker will talk about the importance of the business case and the components that make up a good business case. The speaker will provide an example of a very simple, one-page business case (example includes the Lean Canvas). The speaker will then hand out a series of project overviews (3-4) to the attendees. Example projects would include one that makes sense and aligns to the agency s strategic vision, where resources are available. Another would be a project that makes sense, but resources are not available. Another example would include a project that does not make sense, does not align to the Enterprise or agency strategic vision. The attendees will get together at their tables and review the project overviews and based on the information, they would work on completing the one-page business case for their projects. Because of the short time, maybe some of template is already completed. There would be a representative from the vendor community that would represent the agency executive sitting at each table. The attendees would then present their recommendations to the executive based on their findings. The executive would provide guidance as needed. Format: Interactive session Telecomm/Infrastructure Track The Telecomm/Infrastructure track will focus on how to leverage technology to improve personal productivity, enable our mobile workforce, develop a cloud strategy at the agency level and preview the exciting changes coming with Software Defined Networking. Session 1: Developing an Agency Cloud Strategy Objective: Reveal how cloud solutions can optimize services and transform government to provide an improved experience for constituents and employees PA TECHCON 1 3

14 alike. Speaker(s) may discuss potential advantages and hurdles to implementation, budget impact, considerations, and trade-offs. Highlight the innovation and agility achieved by moving to the cloud. Session 2: Office 365 & How it will Change the Way We Work Objective: To educate commonwealth IT practitioners on the capabilities of the O365 suite of tools and how to apply them to empower the workforce. Through the presentation of use cases and best practices, illustrate the benefits O365 brings to government. Highlight features such as Skype for Business, OneDrive, SharePoint and what that means for collaboration, document management, and program area innovation and how it aligns with our strategic plan. Session 3: Strategies to Enable a Mobile Workforce Objective: For many commonwealth workers, the days of sitting behind the same desk in the same office is a vestige of the past. Our technology needs to evolve to support teleworking and home-based staff, agency workers and senior management who travel from site to site to perform their duties and continuity of our business in the event of a disruption as a few examples. This session is designed to demonstrate how technology can support the gamut of mobile users within the commonwealth. Discussion topics may cover methods of communication, collaboration, governance, management and deployment strategies for end user hardware, support models, and user connectivity. Session 4: How Software Defined Networking (SDN) Will Change the Commonwealth Objective: Can you imagine a data center without network cables? Software Defined Networking changes the data center paradigm of a tangled mess of networking cables connecting systems to massive enterprise core switches with hundreds of ports. The objective of this session is to explain the impact SDN will have on commonwealth networking in the future environment and the capability, flexibility, agility, security ramifications, and potential cost savings SND will provide. Agency Spotlight Track The Agency Spotlight track will focus on how Commonwealth Agencies have successfully overcome IT challenges encountered and creatively implemented evolutionary solutions. PA TECHCON 1 4

15 PA TechCon Sponsorship Opportunities Last Year, blah, blah, blah Pie Charts - Attendee Types Job Levels Organization Infographic XX Recommend PA Tech Con XX Registrants XX Keynotes XX Sponsors XX Seminars and Sessions Who s Attending PATechCon (what they want, where you can find them, how to connect) CIOs Director Level Project Managers Developers Security Professionals System Admins Social Hashtags - #PATECHCON What s new in 2016 PA TechCon After Hours SPONSORS will receive promotional opportunities throughout the event venue and through our media sponsors. Sponsor logos and signage will be displayed throughout the event venue. Sponsor and exhibitor logos and links to their website will be listed on website. Sponsorship slots are reserved on a first-come-first-serve basis, so register quickly. Our Sponsor and Exhibitor Registration Form can be found at: Event Sponsors are responsible for sending the following information via an online PA TECHCON 1 5

16 1. Your Company s High resolution logo 2. A URL to your website or your event landing page 3. A one paragraph, no greater than140-word message you d like to see displayed on the web and in event marketing literature. 4. Signage Based on your sponsorship level you many display one or more signs within the venue. You are responsible for providing and delivering signage to conference staff. We ll provide delivery instructions to you as we approach event day minus Sales Collateral Provide us with up to 4 pages of sales collateral that will be distributed on a conference bag at the registration table. 6. A One Page or Half Page Advertisement depending upon sponsorship level. PRE-EVENT Marketing Conference Access PA TechCon After Hours Access Message Delivery Onsite Marketing Post Conference Marketing PA TECHCON 1 6

17 PA TechCon Sponsor Levels PA TechCon Conference Sponsors (Limited to Six Sponsors - $7,500) Breakout Room Sponsors can use the breakout room for presentations preconference and during morning, lunch and afternoon breaks. Breakout rooms will seat up to 20 and include complete audio/video equipment. 8 Exhibitor - Table Preferred Location (14 th Floor Auditorium Entrance) Signage Displayed at Registration Area & Outside Conference Rooms Sales Collateral included in Conference Bag Special recognition at Morning Keynote Logo on Keynote & Conference Slide Decks Advertisement / logo placement on streaming video throughout the venue Introduce either opening, closing Keynote Speakers or Your Company s Speaker Two Page Ad Premier Placement in the Event Program 10 Tickets to attend the Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TechCon Platinum Sponsors (Limited to Eight Sponsors - $5,000) 8 Exhibitor - Table Preferred Location (14 th Floor Conference Area) Signage Displayed at Registration Area & Outside Conference Rooms Sales Collateral included in Conference Bag Logo on Conference Slide Deck Advertisement / logo placement on streaming video throughout the venue Full Page Ad within Event Program 8 Tickets to attend the Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TechCon Gold Sponsors (Limited to Ten Sponsors - $4,000) 8 Exhibitor - Table Preferred Location (13 th Floor Conference Area) Signage Displayed at Registration Area & Outside Conference Rooms Sales Collateral included in Conference Bag Logo on Conference Slide Deck Full Page Ad within the Event Program 6 Tickets to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TECHCON 1 7

18 PA TechCon Silver Sponsors ($3,000) 8 Exhibitor Table (Preferred Location in Conference Seminar Areas) Signage Displayed outside Conference Rooms Sales Collateral included in Conference Bag 1/2 Page Ad within the Event Program 4 Tickets to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TechCon After Hours Sponsor (Accepting Two Sponsors - $3,000) 8 Exhibitor Table (Preferred Location 1 st Floor Conference Area) Signage Displayed outside and inside TechCon After Hours venue Sales Collateral included in Conference Bag 1/2 Page Ad within the Event Program Special PA TechCon After Hours 4 Tickets to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TechCon Breakfast Sponsor (Accepting One Sponsor - $2,500) 8 Exhibitor Table (12 th Floor Conference Area) Signage Displayed during Breakfast Sales Collateral included in Conference Bag 1/2 Page Ad within the Event Program 3 Tickets to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TechCon Lunch Sponsor (Accepting One Sponsor - $2,500) 8 Exhibitor Table (Conference Area 12 th Floor) Signage Displayed during Lunch Sales Collateral included in Conference Bag 1/2 Page Ad within the Event Program 3 Tickets to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TECHCON 1 8

19 PA TechCon Refreshment / Break Sponsor (Accepting One Sponsor - $2,000) 8 Exhibitor Table (12 th Floor) Signage Displayed at three Break Locations 1/2 Page Ad within the Event Program 2 Tickets to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours Exhibition Table Only (Space is Limited - $1,000) 8 Exhibitor Table (12 th or 1 st Floor) 1 Tickets to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TechCon Lanyard and Badge Sponsor Accepting 2 Sponsors Donate 500 Lanyards to PA TechCon Your Company s Lanyard will be attached to Conference Badges. 1 Ticket to Leadership Mixer: PA TechCon After Hours PA TechCon Bag Sponsor ($1,500) Accepting 2 Sponsors Your Logo on One Side of the Conference Bag All conference attendees will receive a bag containing sales collateral and conference program. << CREATE GRID>> PA TECHCON 1 9

20 PA TechCon Timelines Sponsorship Deadlines Sponsor Registration Opens December 5 th, 2016 Sponsor Registration Closed April 15 th, 2017 Sponsorship Web Materials Closed April 15 th, 2017 Sponsor & Exhibitor Payment Deadline April 15 th, 2017 Sponsorship Collateral Deadline April 15 th, 2017 Sponsor Signage Delivery Deadline May 3rd, 2017 Speaker Deadline Speaker Applications Opens December 5 th, 2016 Speaker Applications Closed February 15 th, 2017 Speaker Materials Delivery Deadline April 15th, 2017 Key Registration Dates Government Attendee Registration Opens March 1 st, 2017 Non-Government Attendee Registration Opens March 15 th, 2017 Conference Setup & Registration Vendor Exhibitor Setup Begins May 3rd, 2PM Game Day Registration & Exhibitor Hall Open May 4th, 7:30am PA TECHCON 2 0

21 Traveling to PA TechCon Hotels Supporting PA TechCon We will be attempting to get conference discounts at the following hotels. We will confirm acquisition in subsequent communications with the vendor community. Hilton Harrisburg 1 N 2 nd Street Harrisburg, PA (717) Crown Plaza 23 S 2 nd Street Harrisburg, PA (717) Comfort Inn Riverfront 525 S Front St Harrisburg, PA (717) UBER Around Harrisburg We will be providing a code for discounted Uber rides to and from PA TechCon. That information will be provided two weeks before the conference start. No need to drive if you can Uber! PA TechCon Catered By Premier Caterers PA TechCon Media Sponsors Central Penn Business Journal & PCN PA TECHCON 2 1

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