RE: May 11- Present Strategic Plan

Hi Laura, May 6 and 7 are both okay from 1:30 - 3.  I can't meet on May 5th.  Thanks.  Helene

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From: Laura Perry [mailto:laurap@slic.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 3:37 PM
To: 'Carrie Tuttle P. E.'; 'Helene Mellon'; 'Marc Rousch'; 'Bill Hunter'; Dave Wolf; 'Donald A. Peck (R)'; Elizabeth Graham; greg@stlawu.edu; J. Patrick Turbett; 'Jennifer French'; 'Jon Montan'; 'Karen St. Hilaire'; 'Kevin Lynch'; 'Laurel Goolden'; 'Pat McKeown'; 'Patti Fisher'; 'Perretta, Francine'; 'Phil Deleel'; PhilW@slic.com; Pray, Cheryl; Ray Fountain; 'Rick Johnson'; Rob Hack; SLC IT Blog; 'Tom Sauter'; 'Wade A. Davis'; Clive Chambers; Jerry Schell; lrodriguez@stlawco.org
Subject: May 11- Present Strategic Plan

This is a reminder to some and an announcement to others:

 

The St. Lawrence Board of Legislators will hear a brief presentation of our committee’s IT Strategic Plan at their Operations Committee meeting on May 11^th at 5:00 pm in the Board of Legislators Chambers on Court St, Canton.  The goal of the presentation is to encourage the BOL by resolution to adopt this plan as St. Lawrence County’s IT strategic plan.  At our committee meeting last week, Marc Rusch, Helene Mellon, Laura Perry and Carrie Tuttle were identified as presenters.  All committee members and plan contributors are encouraged to attend the meeting to show support of these efforts.  We are first on the agenda, so plan to arrive a few minutes prior to 5pm and anticipate being able to leave by 5:30pm. 

 

I’ve attached the brief outline we can use to flesh out our comments.  I propose that the four presenters identify a time we can talk by conference call in order to prepare.   I am available 1:30 – 3:00 pm, 5/5, 5/6, or 5/7.  Please let me know if any of those times/days work for each of you. 

 

If there are any other thoughts of suggestions, please forward them to me.  Thanks, Laura

 

 

 

Laura J Perry

 

Home/Office:

28 Cassidy Rd.

Parishville, NY 13672

 

V - (315) 265-4233

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RE: May 11- Present Strategic Plan

Laura –

 

I am available to meet in Potsdam on 5/5 at 1:30 or could do a conference call on 5/6. 5/7 is not good for me.

 

Thanks,
Carrie

 

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From: Laura Perry [mailto:laurap@slic.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 3:37 PM
To: Carrie Tuttle; 'Helene Mellon'; 'Marc Rousch'; 'Bill Hunter'; David Wolf; 'Donald A. Peck (R)'; Elizabeth Graham; greg@stlawu.edu; J. Patrick Turbett; 'Jennifer French'; 'Jon Montan'; 'Karen St. Hilaire'; 'Kevin Lynch'; 'Laurel Goolden'; 'Pat McKeown'; 'Patti Fisher'; 'Perretta, Francine'; 'Phil Deleel'; PhilW@slic.com; Pray, Cheryl; Ray Fountain; 'Rick Johnson'; Rob Hack; SLC IT Blog; Thomas Sauter; 'Wade A. Davis'; Clive Chambers; Jerry Schell; lrodriguez@stlawco.org
Subject: May 11- Present Strategic Plan

 

This is a reminder to some and an announcement to others:

 

The St. Lawrence Board of Legislators will hear a brief presentation of our committee’s IT Strategic Plan at their Operations Committee meeting on May 11^th at 5:00 pm in the Board of Legislators Chambers on Court St, Canton.  The goal of the presentation is to encourage the BOL by resolution to adopt this plan as St. Lawrence County’s IT strategic plan.  At our committee meeting last week, Marc Rusch, Helene Mellon, Laura Perry and Carrie Tuttle were identified as presenters.  All committee members and plan contributors are encouraged to attend the meeting to show support of these efforts.  We are first on the agenda, so plan to arrive a few minutes prior to 5pm and anticipate being able to leave by 5:30pm. 

 

I’ve attached the brief outline we can use to flesh out our comments.  I propose that the four presenters identify a time we can talk by conference call in order to prepare.   I am available 1:30 – 3:00 pm, 5/5, 5/6, or 5/7.  Please let me know if any of those times/days work for each of you. 

 

If there are any other thoughts of suggestions, please forward them to me.  Thanks, Laura

 

 

 

Laura J Perry

 

Home/Office:

28 Cassidy Rd.

Parishville, NY 13672

 

V - (315) 265-4233

C - (315) 267-6857

F - (775) 261-9009

E - laurap@slic.com

IM - LauraSlic

 

May 11- Present Strategic Plan

This is a reminder to some and an announcement to others:

 

The St. Lawrence Board of Legislators will hear a brief presentation of our committee’s IT Strategic Plan at their Operations Committee meeting on May 11^th at 5:00 pm in the Board of Legislators Chambers on Court St, Canton.  The goal of the presentation is to encourage the BOL by resolution to adopt this plan as St. Lawrence County’s IT strategic plan.  At our committee meeting last week, Marc Rusch, Helene Mellon, Laura Perry and Carrie Tuttle were identified as presenters.  All committee members and plan contributors are encouraged to attend the meeting to show support of these efforts.  We are first on the agenda, so plan to arrive a few minutes prior to 5pm and anticipate being able to leave by 5:30pm. 

 

I’ve attached the brief outline we can use to flesh out our comments.  I propose that the four presenters identify a time we can talk by conference call in order to prepare.   I am available 1:30 – 3:00 pm, 5/5, 5/6, or 5/7.  Please let me know if any of those times/days work for each of you. 

 

If there are any other thoughts of suggestions, please forward them to me.  Thanks, Laura

 

 

 

Laura J Perry

 

Home/Office:

28 Cassidy Rd.

Parishville, NY 13672

 

V - (315) 265-4233

C - (315) 267-6857

F - (775) 261-9009

E - laurap@slic.com

IM - LauraSlic

 

Meeting Agenda 04-23-09

St. Lawrence County
Information Technology Advisory Committee
Meeting Agenda
4/23/09, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Location: Human Service Building, 2nd Fl Conf Room

1. Welcome New Committee Members & Meeting Attendees

2. Review/accept minutes from 3/26/09 meeting

3. Presentation: Carmen Branca, New Visions Power Company

4. Presentation of IT Committee’s Final Strategic Plan

5. Response to Committee’s letter from Service Providers – LJP

Tabled from 3/26/09 meeting:
• Rte 28/Lisbon Connection Request (see email enclosed with agenda)

• Recap of discussions with Four-Lane Highway Working Group

• Recap of discussions with Sheriff

• Jerry Schell/Library System

• 2009 Work Plan –DRAFTS of the following documents included with this agenda.
Please review and plan to use these as working drafts during our meeting. Feel encouraged to suggest items I’ve omitted.
1. 10-minute presentation
2. Directory of service providers & resources
3. Profile of committee members
New Ideas Proposed:
• Sponsor a contest honoring innovative uses of technology to accomplish organizational mission
• North Country IT Symposium, Fall 2009 – a forum for Business & IT in the North Country
• Sponsors: CU, County
• Do a call for presentations, ask North Country Businesses to talk about how they use technology to grow their business
• Have several tracks for different constituencies (perhaps 3-4 50 minute sessions, with 5 concurrent sessions for 15- 20 presentations).
• We’d arrange for a keynote
• A vendor display area in the Cheel concourse (local and national vendors could come and market their wares to business people).
Questions & Discussion

Action Items for Next Meeting

Next Meeting: Thurs., May 28, 2009, 2:00 pm – 4:00pm

IT Committee meets at 11am

Please Be Reminded: The full IT Committee meeting will begin at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, April 23^rd.  We will hear a presentation by Mr. Carmen Branca of New Visions Power Company.  We will order in pizza for a working lunch starting at noon and plan to conduct committee business following the New Visions presentation.

 

SLC IT Committee Meeting

Thursday, April 23^rd at 11am – 2pm

2^nd Floor Conf Rm, Human Services Bldg

 

Attached you will find agenda and supporting materials.  Please review and bring your own copies to the meeting.

 

Remember to check SLC IT Blog – slcit.blogspot.com – for meeting minutes, agendas, notes, comments, supporting information, etc. 

 

-Laura

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FW: Interesting Paper

-----Original Message-----
From: Greg Stahl [mailto:greg@stlawu.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 10:28 AM
To: Laura Perry
Subject: Interesting Paper

Hi Laura,
Attached is an interesting paper about the Broadband Stimulus Implementation
written by a Quest executive. It contains some good info, thought the
committee might be interested in seeing it.

Greg Stahl
St. Lawrence University

FW: Broadband Article

 

 

From: Kevin Lynch [mailto:klynch@clarkson.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, April 07, 2009 9:26 AM
To: Laura Perry; greg@stlawu.edu; Montan, Jon; Thomas Sauter; William S. Hunter; Dan Churchill
Cc: Carrie Tuttle P. E.; Dave Wolf; Donald A. Peck (R); Elizabeth Graham; Helene Mellon; J. Patrick Turbett; Jennifer French; Karen St. Hilaire; Laurel Goolden; Marc Rousch; Pat McKeown; Patti Fisher; Perretta, Francine; Phil Deleel; PhilW@slic.com; Pray, Cheryl; Ray Fountain; Rick Johnson; Rob Hack; SLC IT Blog; Wade A. Davis
Subject: Broadband Article

 

Good Morning,

I thought this was an interesting article, especially looking at where the US is for broadband coverage:

 

Median Download Speed:

Japan                                                    63Mbps

South Korea                                       49Mbps

France                                                  17Mbps

Canada                                                 7.6Mpbs

USA                                                       2.3Mpbs

 

Yikes!

 

 

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2009-04-05-broadband-fcc_N.htm

 

Kevin

 

Broadband Article

Good Morning,

I thought this was an interesting article, especially looking at where the US is for broadband coverage:

 

Median Download Speed:

Japan                                                    63Mbps

South Korea                                       49Mbps

France                                                  17Mbps

Canada                                                 7.6Mpbs

USA                                                       2.3Mpbs

 

Yikes!

 

 

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2009-04-05-broadband-fcc_N.htm

 

Kevin