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Monday, May 6, 2013

NY SPIN: May 7: Defining and Measuring Goals and Business Objectives: What You Measure Matters (Margaret Tanner Glover)

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Please note that we have new and varied meeting spaces this season.
 
NY SPIN is pleased to welcome Margaret Tanner ("Maggie") Glover. Her topic: Defining and Measuring Goals and Business Objectives: What You Measure Matters

NY SPIN is also pleased to again welcome Thoughtworks  as the Hosting Sponsor for this event.



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Date: (Tuesday) May 7, 2013
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Topic:
Defining and Measuring Goals and Business Objectives:
What You Measure Matters

Presenter(s): Margaret Tanner Glover

Location: Thoughtworks
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS

Platinum Sponsor


BigVisible


BigVisible Solutions - Leading Providers of Agile Coaching, Training, and Consulting.


Other Sponsors

KuperPresents.com (managing our website)

Pearson Education/InformIT (providing books we raffle off at NY SPIN events)

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Registration ends May 6th at (or when all seats are filled) 


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 Synopsis:

Defining and Measuring Goals and Business Objectives: What You Measure Matters

When an organization is implementing Capability Maturity Model Integrated (CMMI) High Maturity or Six Sigma/Lean methodologies in order to perform Statistical Process Control (SPC) on their processes, products and/or services, how do they know what measures will enable them to design, implement, prove and sustain their initiatives in the organization? Many organizations have what they consider motivational posters on their walls and hallways, with titles such as: "Teamwork", "Productivity" or "Value". What do these really mean in measurable objectives? Are they meaningful to the definition of the business objectives in the organization as well as the individuals?

The CMMI is available in three constellations: CMMI-ACQ (Acquisition) Version 1.3; DEV (Development) and SVC (Services). Each version requires that “Measurement objectives and activities are aligned with identified information needs and objectives.” Measurement and Analysis (MA) Process Area (PA) Specific Goal (SG) 1. In the PA Organizational Process Performance (OPP) Specific Practice (SP) 1.1 states: “Establish and maintain the organization’s quantitative objectives for quality and process performance, which are traceable to business objectives”. In the implementation of Six Sigma and Lean principles, an organization or project is asked to be both controllable and stable by measuring the Voice of the Customer (VOC) and the Voice of the Process (VOP). Various techniques such as measuring our ability and target help to determine these values. How do we then define our objectives to reflect the capability of the business and the requirements of the customer in a clear and concise set of business objectives? How do we know if our business objectives that are measurable, understandable and traceable to the work performed is necessary to deliver the product and/or service to our customers? This presentation will explain how to define your business objectives, tying together the requirements of both CMMI and Six Sigma/Lean principles, in order to establish the required activities in both for continuous improvement.

Biography: Margaret Tanner Glover

Ms. Margaret Tanner Glover has exceptional experience in evaluating and appraising commercial (banks, energy, software and service) as well as government and private health management practices. Lately, she has worked with the IRS on a CMMI appraisal of the software being used to implement the Affordable Care Act (ACA) governance rules. She has also worked with the implementation of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and CMMI methodologies at various pharmaceuticals.

Formerly a Process Improvement Center of Excellence Director, Ms. Tanner Glover was deeply involved with all aspects of telecom engineering operations. She oversaw all the process improvement methodology and standard implementations for all the Engineering Development in all products produced by the 3Com/USRobotics corporation.

Ms. Tanner Glover is a High Maturity CMMI Lead Appraiser, a Six Sigma Lean Black belt as well as a SCRUM Master and ISO 9001, ISO 27002 and ISO 13485 Lead Auditor. Ms. Tanner Glover has worked in Information Systems with Cloud Computing Security and Information Security using ISO 27001. She has helped define Cloud Architecture and Cloud Auditing metrics for various clients. She has a certificate in Cloud Computing Security Knowledge (CCSK) and is a member of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA). Ms. Tanner Glover is a former Captain in the Air Force at US SPACECOM where she served as a Satellite Officer in the Cheyenne Mountain Complex (CMC) and Project Manager of the US Anti-Satellite Weapon during the one live shot of the system. Ms. Glover has also worked at various companies such as Accenture, Lockheed, MITRE and Northrop. Ms. Tanner Glover has an BS from the University of Connecticut and a Master’s Degree from Webster University.

OK now for the fun stuff: Maggie is a Reiki Master (energy healing). She loves to travel, especially to Taiwan and London. Maggie loves to work out, dance and has taken up archery 3 years ago (before the Hunger Games came out). Maggie is in the Society of Creative Anachronism for the local Barony where she can be seen dressed as a pirate at Pennsic War. She loves to garden (Master Gardener cert by UConn), and loves organic food (USDA Certified Organic Process Inspector). She loves to cook and is a vegetarian.




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Directions

ThoughtWorks
99 Madison Ave.  (at 29th St.)

15th floor




By Train/Subway


Not all trains run at all times and subway schedules are subject to change. For current schedules, weekly service advisories and maps, contact the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) at (718) 330-1234 or visit the subway section of the MTA Web Site.

The following are nearby train and subway stops:


6 to 28th St.
N, R to 28th St.
1 to 28th St.
F, M to 23rd St.
PATH to 33rd St.
B, D, Q to 34th St.

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Friday, March 9, 2012

Last Chance 3/13 NY SPIN: Are you spending your system security dollars wisely?


Are you spending your system security dollars wisely?
NY SPIN is pleased to welcome Information Security Specialist Jennifer L. Bayuk who will be discussing a highly relevant issue: Measuring System Security.

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


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To become a NY SPIN general member, please use the "registration" option at the link below:

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All donations are tax deductible.
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Other Events:

 
==============================================================
Project Management Professionals (PMPs) earn 1 PDU credit for attending an NY SPIN event. (PMI considers NY SPIN to be a "Category B Continuing Education Provider".)
==============================================================

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


March 2012 NY SPIN Event Announcement
********************************************************************** 
Date: March 13, 2012
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Topic:
Measuring System Security
Presenter(s): Jennifer L. Bayuk
Location: Microsoft
*********************************************************************

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS

Platinum Sponsors

  BigVisible

BigVisible Solutions - Leading Providers of Agile Coaching, Training, and Consulting.





Microsoft


The Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 suite of solutions allows all stakeholder to collaborate more effectively to deliver quality software on-time, on-scope, and on-budget.

Other Sponsors

KuperPresents.com (managing our website)

Pearson Education/InformIT (providing books we raffle off at NY SPIN events)




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Registration ends February 13th at (or when all seats are filled)
Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 



 **PLEASE ONLY REGISTER ONCE**
To manage your registration and/or membership, follow the instructions
at the top of this message.
==============================================================
 

Synopsis:


Measuring System Security

Vast amounts of money have been directed toward cybersecurity solutions -- yet there is no theoretically proven method of deciding what those funds should be spent on, and no new paradigms have evolved to guide management decisions toward practical security solutions. 
This talk surveys the state of the art in system security engineering and suggests a paradigm shift in security metrics that may more effectively address decision-maker security concerns.
Biography - Jennifer Bayuk

Jennifer Bayuk is an Information Security Management and Information Technology due diligence consultant and an industry professor at Stevens Institute of Technology. She is experienced in virtually every aspect of the Information Security and has been a Wall Street CISO, a Big 4 Information Risk Management Consultant and Auditor, a Security Architect, a Manager of Information Systems Internal Audit, and a Bell Labs Security Software Engineer. 

Jennifer frequently publishes on IT governance, Information Security, and audit topics, including 3 textbooks and 2 edited compilations on Information Security Governance Issues.

Jennifer has lectured for organizations that include ISACA, NIST, and CSI. Her certifications include CISSP, CISA, CISM, and CGEIT. She has Masters Degrees in Computer Science and Philosophy and a PhD in Systems Security Engineering.

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


Directions


 Microsoft
1290 Avenue of the Americas
(between 51st and 52nd Streets)




By Train/Subway


Not all trains run at all times and subway schedules are subject to change. For current schedules, weekly service advisories and maps, contact the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) at (718) 330-1234 or visit the subway section of the MTA Web Site.

The following are nearby subway stops:

B,D,F,M to 47th-50th St./Rockefeller Center
N,R,Q to 49th St. (at 7th Avenue)
1,A,C,E to 50th St. (at 8th Ave)
E to 7th Ave  (at 53rd St)




Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


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**PLEASE ONLY REGISTER ONCE**
To manage your registration and/or
membership, follow the instructions
at the top this message.
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Monday, March 5, 2012

3/13 NY SPIN: Measuring System Security (Jennifer Bayuk)


Are you spending your system security dollars wisely?
NY SPIN is pleased to welcome Information Security Specialist Jennifer L. Bayuk who will be discussing a highly relevant issue: Measuring System Security.

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


(Need to cancel? Use our event contact form to let us know.)


======================================================================
To become a NY SPIN general member, please use the "registration" option at the link below:

http://nyspinmembership.eventbrite.com


**Membership gets you special discounts and sometimes notices of extra events.**
 

Once you have joined in this manner, you can manage your membership by going to http://eventbrite.com/ and logging in and updating your information, should it change.
======================================================================
*** Follow us on: LinkedIn and  Twitter (@NY_SPIN) ***
        Get updates via SMS by texting follow NY_SPIN to 40404 
==============================================================


All donations are tax deductible.
==============================================================

Other Events:

 
==============================================================
Project Management Professionals (PMPs) earn 1 PDU credit for attending an NY SPIN event. (PMI considers NY SPIN to be a "Category B Continuing Education Provider".)
==============================================================

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


March 2012 NY SPIN Event Announcement
********************************************************************** 
Date: March 13, 2012
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Topic:
Measuring System Security
Presenter(s): Jennifer L. Bayuk
Location: Microsoft
*********************************************************************

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS

Platinum Sponsors

  BigVisible

BigVisible Solutions - Leading Providers of Agile Coaching, Training, and Consulting.





Microsoft


The Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 suite of solutions allows all stakeholder to collaborate more effectively to deliver quality software on-time, on-scope, and on-budget.

Other Sponsors

KuperPresents.com (managing our website)

Pearson Education/InformIT (providing books we raffle off at NY SPIN events)




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Registration ends February 13th at (or when all seats are filled)
Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 



 **PLEASE ONLY REGISTER ONCE**
To manage your registration and/or membership, follow the instructions
at the top of this message.
==============================================================
 

Synopsis:


Measuring System Security

Vast amounts of money have been directed toward cybersecurity solutions -- yet there is no theoretically proven method of deciding what those funds should be spent on, and no new paradigms have evolved to guide management decisions toward practical security solutions. 
This talk surveys the state of the art in system security engineering and suggests a paradigm shift in security metrics that may more effectively address decision-maker security concerns.
Biography - Jennifer Bayuk

Jennifer Bayuk is an Information Security Management and Information Technology due diligence consultant and an industry professor at Stevens Institute of Technology. She is experienced in virtually every aspect of the Information Security and has been a Wall Street CISO, a Big 4 Information Risk Management Consultant and Auditor, a Security Architect, a Manager of Information Systems Internal Audit, and a Bell Labs Security Software Engineer. 

Jennifer frequently publishes on IT governance, Information Security, and audit topics, including 3 textbooks and 2 edited compilations on Information Security Governance Issues.

Jennifer has lectured for organizations that include ISACA, NIST, and CSI. Her certifications include CISSP, CISA, CISM, and CGEIT. She has Masters Degrees in Computer Science and Philosophy and a PhD in Systems Security Engineering.

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


Directions


 Microsoft
1290 Avenue of the Americas
(between 51st and 52nd Streets)




By Train/Subway


Not all trains run at all times and subway schedules are subject to change. For current schedules, weekly service advisories and maps, contact the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) at (718) 330-1234 or visit the subway section of the MTA Web Site.

The following are nearby subway stops:

B,D,F,M to 47th-50th St./Rockefeller Center
N,R,Q to 49th St. (at 7th Avenue)
1,A,C,E to 50th St. (at 8th Ave)
E to 7th Ave  (at 53rd St)




Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


==============================================================
**PLEASE ONLY REGISTER ONCE**
To manage your registration and/or
membership, follow the instructions
at the top this message.
==============================================================


Wednesday, February 29, 2012

3/13 NY SPIN: Measuring System Security (Jennifer Bayuk)


Are you spending your system security dollars wisely?
NY SPIN is pleased to welcome Information Security Specialist Jennifer L. Bayuk who will be discussing a highly relevant issue: Measuring System Security.

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


(Need to cancel? Use our event contact form to let us know.)


======================================================================
To become a NY SPIN general member, please use the "registration" option at the link below:

http://nyspinmembership.eventbrite.com


**Membership gets you special discounts and sometimes notices of extra events.**
 

Once you have joined in this manner, you can manage your membership by going to http://eventbrite.com/ and logging in and updating your information, should it change.
======================================================================
*** Follow us on: LinkedIn and  Twitter (@NY_SPIN) ***
        Get updates via SMS by texting follow NY_SPIN to 40404 
==============================================================


All donations are tax deductible.
==============================================================

Other Events:

 
==============================================================
Project Management Professionals (PMPs) earn 1 PDU credit for attending an NY SPIN event. (PMI considers NY SPIN to be a "Category B Continuing Education Provider".)
==============================================================

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


March 2012 NY SPIN Event Announcement
********************************************************************** 
Date: March 13, 2012
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Topic:
Measuring System Security
Presenter(s): Jennifer L. Bayuk
Location: Microsoft
*********************************************************************

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS

Platinum Sponsors

  BigVisible

BigVisible Solutions - Leading Providers of Agile Coaching, Training, and Consulting.





Microsoft


The Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 suite of solutions allows all stakeholder to collaborate more effectively to deliver quality software on-time, on-scope, and on-budget.

Other Sponsors

KuperPresents.com (managing our website)

Pearson Education/InformIT (providing books we raffle off at NY SPIN events)




==============================================================
Registration ends February 13th at (or when all seats are filled)
Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 



 **PLEASE ONLY REGISTER ONCE**
To manage your registration and/or membership, follow the instructions
at the top of this message.
==============================================================
 

Synopsis:


Measuring System Security

Vast amounts of money have been directed toward cybersecurity solutions -- yet there is no theoretically proven method of deciding what those funds should be spent on, and no new paradigms have evolved to guide management decisions toward practical security solutions. 
This talk surveys the state of the art in system security engineering and suggests a paradigm shift in security metrics that may more effectively address decision-maker security concerns.
Biography - Jennifer Bayuk

Jennifer Bayuk is an Information Security Management and Information Technology due diligence consultant and an industry professor at Stevens Institute of Technology. She is experienced in virtually every aspect of the Information Security and has been a Wall Street CISO, a Big 4 Information Risk Management Consultant and Auditor, a Security Architect, a Manager of Information Systems Internal Audit, and a Bell Labs Security Software Engineer. 

Jennifer frequently publishes on IT governance, Information Security, and audit topics, including 3 textbooks and 2 edited compilations on Information Security Governance Issues.

Jennifer has lectured for organizations that include ISACA, NIST, and CSI. Her certifications include CISSP, CISA, CISM, and CGEIT. She has Masters Degrees in Computer Science and Philosophy and a PhD in Systems Security Engineering.

Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


Directions


 Microsoft
1290 Avenue of the Americas
(between 51st and 52nd Streets)




By Train/Subway


Not all trains run at all times and subway schedules are subject to change. For current schedules, weekly service advisories and maps, contact the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) at (718) 330-1234 or visit the subway section of the MTA Web Site.

The following are nearby subway stops:

B,D,F,M to 47th-50th St./Rockefeller Center
N,R,Q to 49th St. (at 7th Avenue)
1,A,C,E to 50th St. (at 8th Ave)
E to 7th Ave  (at 53rd St)




Click here to RSVP for the March Meeting 


==============================================================
**PLEASE ONLY REGISTER ONCE**
To manage your registration and/or
membership, follow the instructions
at the top this message.
==============================================================