
At 13:17 -0800 10/27/97, Greg Broiles wrote:
See <http://gits-sec.treas.gov/const.htm>; there's going to be a meeting discussing key recovery technology and legislation in Washington, D.C. on November 5. I don't really have time to track down the organizational pedigree of "GITS" (Government Information Technology Services), the institution organizing the conference, but they've got space on the Dept of Treasury's web server. The meeting features, among other folks, William Reinsch, undersecretary at the Dept of Commerce, and an unnamed luncheon speaker who will discuss the future of KR legislation. The cost is $100, and they want you to register by today.
Just spoke to the folks setting it up at (202) 986-0200. They're accepting registrations up until the day of the conference. Breakfast speaker likely to be Sen. Bob Kerrey. Luncheon speakers may be an IBM VP or Magaziner. -Declan