Monthly Meeting Thursday, September 9, 2010 Alfio's La Trattoria
4515 Willard Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The People First: An HHS Customer-Focused Electronic Records Management
Speaker:  Clarence Carter

A user view of the HHS system is the basis of this presentation. Come and hear about this efficient and effective system. Register early! Bring a co-worker!

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History: 2005 Our 50th Anniversary
The year 1955 was importantThe People First: An HHS Customer-Focused Electronic Records Management? for three reasons. Ray Kroc opened his first McDonald's restaurant, Ford Motor Corporation introduced the Thunderbird, and the Washington Chapter became affiliated with the National Machine Accountants Association, the forerunner of the Data Processing Management Association (DPMA) and AITP.

Actually the Washington Chapter was founded in 1953, as a chapter in the National Tabulating Management Society (NTMS). The original membership numbered eight persons.

Early in 1955, the chapter was invited to join the NMAA which had been in existence since 1951.
The DC chapter celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Grand Hyatt at Metro Center in DC on September 8, 2005. Eight Past Presidents attended along with Chris Willey,current president: Ralph Jones, Vera Jones, Angela Connelly, Gene Dolan, Dick Davies, Christopher Willey

Monthly Meeting Program Topics and Activities
Dates Topics/Activities

January 14 Employee Misconduct issues

February 8 Cancelled by bad weather

March 11 Become an IT Entrepreneur

April 8 The Effect of I.T. on Relationships

May 13 How I.T. Is Used To Conduct The Census

June 10 Joint Mtg with Baltimore Chapter

July 8 SCRUM

August 12 How to get a new website

We would like to hear from you with suggestions about speakers/topics/panels/ you want us to present at an upcoming meeting. Contact one of the board members (Directors@aitpdc.org) and give us your ideas.

Thanks, Ravenna Chase, VP Programs and Events

AITP offers opportunities for Information Technology (IT) leadership and education through partnerships with industry, government and academia. AITP provides quality IT related education, information on relevant IT issues and forums for networking with experienced peers and other IT professionals. Adopted July, 2001.
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AITP is the Information Technology professional organization of choice for providing leadership opportunities, professional development and personal growth. Adopted July, 2001.

We welcome everyone to our monthly dinner meetings. We make a special effort to be friendly and to have a varied program throughout the year. If this month's presentation doesn't interest you, keep watching this space because we are bound to eventually have a topic that appeals to you. We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting.

---Richard Fidler, President

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Richard Fidler, Chapter President
Ravenna Chase, Exec VP