About IT-AAC

The Information Technology Acquisition Advisory Council (ITAAC) is a public/private partnership of concerned citizens, public interest groups, private sector sponsors and government partners working together to serve as a catalyst for positive change and evolution in the Information Technology Acquisition System to meet the demands of the 21st century.

Our mission is to provide Congress, White House and Executive Branch IT Leadership with a trusted collaborative structure and Transformation Roadmaps for Streamlining the IT Acquisition Process, assuring critical mission elements that are highly dependent on IT (Info Sharing, Cyber-Security, E-Health, E-Gov, E-Biz, and Green IT).The IT-Acquisition Advisory Council is a 501(C)6 Standards Consortium with the participation of transformation minded senior leaders from government, academia, industry and public interests:

  • Government: CONGRESS- Armed Service, Homeland Security, and Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. FEDERAL AGENCY – VA, OSD Health Affairs, Navy and Airforce, GSA FAS, Army, White House, NSA, OSD ATL, DHS and many others.
  • Academia/Public Interest Harvard KSG, University of Maryland, MIT SLOAN, NDA, CMU SEI, DAU, BENS.org, HIMSS.org, NCOIC.org, CCIA.org, TheCGP.org, ICHnet.org, Aerospace Corp.
  • Industry: Trusted Computer Solutions, McKinsey, CGI, Accenture, Keane, Microsoft, Google, HP/EDS, nationally recognized IT experts and former government officials.

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It Acquisition Advisory Council

Senator MCCAIN encourages me to consider hi-profile Pentagon post to guide reform of Defense IT Mgt. ...

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IT-AAC cosponsored this years TIA Annual Conference entitled "the future of the network" and helped secure NSA's General Keith Alexander as a key note. John Weiler lead the Leadership Roundtable session with CTO's from Oracle, IBM, DISA, as well as Honorable Jack Gansler former DOD Undersecretary for Acquisition Technology and Logistics overseeing a $600Billion annual portfolio. ...

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