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Breakout Session 4
Breakout Session 4

Thursday 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm

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406: Paying the Freight: Knowing What Cyber Insurers Expect
Insurers Expect
What Cyber
ying the Freight: Knowing
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A decade ago, cyber liability insurance was as cheap and easy to get as a third-class fare. With
the proliferation of increasingly sophisticated security threats, those days are going the way of the
steam engine. Today’s cyber insurers want to know that the entities they insure have their cyber-
security situation on track before coverage takes effect. Book your ticket to this session, and we’ll
help you make the grade when it comes to cyber insurance requirements.
Speak
Speakers: Wes Gates & Marijon Anderson - The Trust &
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Albert Magallanez - Continental Elementary School District
Information Technology
Track: Information Technology
Track:
407: Developing Specifications as a Team!
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eloping Specifications as
The quality of the solicitation specifications can make or break a successful contract. A poorly-written,
vague, or incomplete specification can perpetuate confusion between the district and the vendor and
can ultimately lead to costly purchases that do not meet the needs of our customer. It is essential for
purchasing to partner with our end-users to make sure they understand the process and to create more
comprehensive and meaningful specifications for upcoming solicitation.
Speak ers:
Speakers: Richard Helm - Pendergast Elementary School District &
Cheryl Burt - Buckeye Elementary School District
Track:
Purchasing/Vendor
Track: Purchasing/Vendor
408: GPS and Student Tracking on the Bus
408: GPS and Student T r acking on the Bus
This session will center around the topic of GPS and student tracking on the bus. A high level con-
versation of the benefits of tracking students (bus passes) and the challenges of maintaining the
data and the expectations around GPS.

Speak er:
Speaker: Eric Kissel - Laveen Elementary School District
Transportation
Track:
Track: Transportation

Courtney Piña - Glendale Elementary School District
Mike Martinez - Maricopa County School Superintendent’s Office
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