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THE 10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXPO ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR A SMARTER WORLD

PROGRAM

WELCOME

The 10th International Conference & Expo on Emerging Technologies for a Smarter World

This is the 10th International Conference and Expo on Emerging Technologies organized by the Center ofExcellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT). We have been organizing an annual internationalconference on cutting edge wireless and information technology since 2003. The conference has gainedinternational recognition as one of the premier conferences on the development and application of emergingtechnologies, bringing together academic research and industry innovation at a single forum. This year’sconference features nine sessions including: Big Data Architecture and Analytics, Smart Systems andApplications, Visual Computing, Health Management and Technologies, Networks, Clouds and Security, Smart Grid and Smart Energy, Medical Devices and Implantable Sensors, as well as three special panels on Technology and Law, Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital, and Heath and mHealth Technologies.Through this conference, we aim to disseminate research findings and innovative solutions to major technical challenges in developing a smarter global environment.

CEWIT is a next generation research and educational facility, whose mission is three-fold: become recognizedas a world leader in interdisciplinary research in emerging, critical technologies of the information age;address the skilled technology worker shortage; and foster new enterprise development. It is critical for thosewho are engaged in IT research to build strategic alliances and business partnerships among the academic,scientific, and business communities. Working with other organizations, technology commercialization activities can be formulated to help drive the economic growth worldwide by quickly moving technologiesfrom research labs to the marketplace.

The relevance of information technology in addressing the challenges in healthcare, energy, and infrastructure has never been more important than now. The conference this year hosts a wide range of high-caliber speakers, including leading researchers, technologists, executives and policy makers, and abroad international audience. This conference has attracted authors and participants from all over the world,from academic institutions, industry, and government institutions. The conference program features morethan 150 oral and poster presentations, including many leading research and industry experts. It also provides networking opportunities for individuals engaged in research, development, and commercializationof technologies.

My heartiest congratulations to all authors and welcome to all participants.

— Satya P. Sharma, PhD, MBAExecutive Director, The Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT)

CEWIT Leadership

Dr. Yacov ShamashVice President for Economic Development &Dean, College of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Dr. Satya SharmaExecutive Director

Dr. Arie KaufmanChief Scientist

Dr. Samir R. DasDirector, NetworkTechnologies Division

Dr. Shmuel EinavDirector, MedicalTechnologies Division

Dr. Yuanyuan YangDirector, Communications & Devices Division

Dr. Rong ZhaoDirector, Software Systems Division

Dr. Sangjin HongDirector, Globalization

Mr. Bin ZhangAssociate Director,Computing Services

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CEWIT Industrial Advisory Board

Mr. Russell Artzt, Chairman of CEWIT Advisory Board,Vice Chairman & Co-Founder, CA Technologies

Mr. Kamal Bherwani, Digital Officer, Prisa

Mr. Richard H. Boivie, Manager, Advanced Internet and Security TechnologiesIBM TJ Watson Research Center

Mr. Frank Chau, Founding Member,F. Chau & Associates, LLC

Mr. Anthony J. DiMaso, Vice President, Corporate Strategy & Development, VERIZON

Mr. Tim Donahue, Vice President, Industry Solutions Sprint

Mr. Sujai Hajela, Wireless Networking GroupCisco Systems, Inc.

Mr. Masaaki Maeda, President & CEO, NTT DOCOMO USA, Inc.

Mr. Leonard M. Poveromo, Director, Technology Development,AEW&EWS, Northrop Grumman Corp

Mr. John Quirk, Managing Director, JP Morgan

Mr. Bob Sanders, Sr., Vice President, Motorola Solutions

CEWIT2013 Program Committee

Mr. Steve Cento, Northrop Grumman Corporation

Mr. Frank Chau, F. Chau & Associates

Ms. Debra Danielson, CA Technologies

Dr. Samir Das, CEWIT (Poster Program Chair)

Dr. Shmuel Einav, CEWIT (Conference Chair)

Dr. Susan Frank, IEEE (Publication Chair)

Mr. Peter Goldsmith, Long Island Software Technology Network

Dr. Steven Greenspan, CA Technologies

Dr. Donald Harrington, Stony Brook University

Dr. William Heetderks, National Institutes of Health

Dr. Mark Henry, Stony Brook University

Dr. Sangjin Hong, CEWIT

Dr. Arie Kaufman, CEWIT

Dr. Martin Kohn, IBM Research

Mr. Thomas Lanzisero, IEEE

Mr. Michael Lastowski, Verizon

Dr. Craig Lehmann, Stony Brook University

Mr. Dave Mesecher, Northrop Grumman Corporation

Mr. Alan Quinn, Motorola Solutions

Dr. Charles Rubenstein, IEEE

Dr. Ann-Marie Scheidt, Stony Brook University

Mr. Thomas Schlagel, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Dr. Satya Sharma, CEWIT

Mr. Adrian VanMeerbeeck, Docomo USA

Dr. Lawrence Weber, Stony Brook University

Dr. Yuanyuan Yang, CEWIT

Mr. Bin Zhang, CEWIT (Cultural Program Chair)

Dr. Rong Zhao, CEWIT (Program Committee Chair)

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CEWIT2013

Afternoon Session2:00 PM - 3:15 PM

Afternoon Session3:45 PM - 5:30 PM

MONDAY • OCTOBER 21

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11:00 AM REGISTRATION OPEN IN MAIN LOBBY

11:30 AM - 7:30 PM ATRIUM SHOW FLOOR OPEN Exhibitor and Poster Sessions

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM BALLROOM: OPENING REMARKSSatya P. Sharma, PhD, MBA; Executive Director, CEWITYacov Shamash, PhD; Vice President for Economic Development and Dean of College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Stony Brook University

TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK D

Big Data Architecture & AnalyticsRevathi Subrmanian, CA Technologies

Using Data Science for IT Improvement

Max Hoffmann, Aachen UniversityA Modular Factory Planning Approach

using the VPI Platform

Brian Spielman, Medidata Solutions

How Cloud Computing and Big Data AreChanging the Medicines You Use

Andrew White, Stony Brook UniversityBig Data Analytics for Research Libraries

Alberto Garcia-Robledo, Cinestav-Tampaulipas

Correlation Analysis of Structural Metrics on the Topology of the Internet

Smart Grid & Smart Energy

John Lamb, IBMSmart Green Infrastructure for Innovation and Transform

Hosting Environments

Joonhwan Yi, Kwangwoon University

High-level Power Modeling Based on Clock Gating Enable Signals

Masashi Sugano, Osaka Prefecture University

Combining Sender- and Receiver-driven MAC Protocols for a Large-Scale Metering System Based on Potential Routing

Hee Kyu Lee, KISTIEffect of Odor Treatment for Discharge

Plasma by Using Ceramic Tube

Pravin Chopade, North Carolina A&T State UniversityNovel Smart Grid and SCADA SystemInterdependency Network for Future’sClean, Sustainable and Green Energy

Hyung Won Kim, Chungbuk National UniversityMulti-Channel Routing for

Wireless Mesh Networks of Event DrivenVisual Sensors

Visual ComputingSuzanna Schmeelk,

LGS Bell Labs InnovationsImage Authenticity Implementing Principal Component Analysis

Otthein Herzog, TZI BremenSematic Video Abstracting for Video

Selection Management

Stephen Aponte, Jr., IPS Inc.Voice Driven User Interface Design

Lori Scarlatos, Stony Brook UniversityDetecting Data Visualization Preferences Using Games

Cheng Chang, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Accelerating Differential Phase ContrastImaging for NSLS-II Data Analysis

Charilaos Papadopoulos,Stony Brook University

Gestural Interfaces for the Reality Deck

Seonkwan Han, Gyeongin National University of Education

Smart Education for 21c Student in Korea

Eric Engoron, Stony Brook UniversityEmoteControl

Entrepreneurship & Venture CapitalSpecial panel feature focused on entrepreneurship principals

for technology start-ups. The panelists,prominent Long Island-based investors and IP lawyers, discuss the best uses for venture capital, what investors look for in start-ups seeking funding, and how to best position your company.

Moderated by Steven Cohen, Empire State Development

Dr. Robert M. Brill, Newlight Management

David L. Calone, Jove Equity Partners, LLC

Andrew Hazen, LaunchPad Long Island

Lori Hoberman, Chadbourne & Parke

3:15 PM - 3:45 PM BREAK Atrium Show Floor Open - Exhibitor and Poster Presentation

5:30 PM - 7:00 PM INTERNATIONAL RECEPTION Atrium Show Floor with Exhibits & Poster Presentations

7:00 PM - 7:30 PM OPENING CEREMONYRuss Artzt, Vice Chairman & Co-Founder, CA Technologies

7:30 PM - 9:00 PM International Cultural Event - Dance & MusicTaiko Tides The Stony Brook University Ballroom Dance Team Greek & Cypriot Student Association

The Stony Brook Belly Dancers The Stony Brook Chinese Folk Dance Club The Stony Brook Chinese Youth Dance Group

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Morning Session9:30 AM - 10:45 AM

Morning Session11:15 AM -12:30 PM

7:15 AM REGISTRATION & ATRIUM SHOW FLOOR OPEN - EXHIBITOR & POSTER PRESENTATIONS

7:15 AM - 8:15 AM BALLROOM: CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:15 AM - 9:15 AM BALLROOM: MORNING KEYNOTE SPEAKERS James A. Harding, Senior Vice President & Chief Technology Officer, Henry Schein Inc.Edward H. Shortliffe, MD, PhD, Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Senior Advisor in the College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University

TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK D

Smart Systems &ApplicationsKeith Bagley, IBMSearching For Fun

Pradipta De, CEWIT Korea, SUNY Korea

Towards an Interoperable Mobile Wallet Service

Seong-Jun Oh, Korea UniversityMAC Protocol in Device-to-Device

Networks for Proximity-Based Services

Bruce Willins, Motorola SolutionsEnterprise Mobile Operating Systems

Joseph Marino, Zortag Inc.Product Authentication at

the Consumer Level

Taejin Kim, Ajou UniversityAn Efficient Packet Processing Protocol Based on Exchanging Messages between

Switches and a Controller in OpenFlow Networks

Bryan Perozzi, Stony Brook UniversityPolyglot: Distributed Word

Representations for Multilingual NLP

Vladimir Skvortsov, CEWIT KoreaRadar Network Node: PerformanceAnalysis and Visualization in Indoor

Environment

Health & mHealthTechnologies Panel Feature

Moderated by Ronit Bendori, MD, General Partner,

Evergreen Venture Partners

William Heetderks, MD, NIBIB, NIHTheranostics and Mobile Health Systems

Martin Kohn, MD, IBM ResearchCognitive Computing and Healthcare

Brian McIlroy, MD, GE MedicalNew Directions and Innovations inHealthcare and Medical Imaging

Gerard Grundler, Healthcare CIO, VerizonChallenges & Innovations in

Connected Healthcare

Craig Lehmann, MD, Stony Brook University MedicineDesigning Information ComputerTechnology for a Global Market

Itzhak Peterburg, MD, Teva Board of DirectorsE-Health Enabling Better Patients' Engagement

Panel and Audience Discussion

Networks, Clouds, & SecuritySarah Pramanik,

Northrop Grumman CorporationThreat Motivation

Ravina Samaroo, Carleton UniversityDay in the life: A Method for DocumentingUser Experience in Complex Environments

M. Narzul Islam, Farmingdale State College

Optical Security System Employing Shifted Phase-Encoded Joint Transform

Correlation and Orthogonal Code

Dhesikan Aananchaperumal, CATechnologies DCIM - Impact on Data Center Availability and Efficiency

Scott Stoller, Stony Brook UniversityMining Attribute-Based Access ControlPolicies from Role-Based Policies

Lorraine Herger, IBM ResearchThe Challenge of Mobile Computing

in the Enterprise

Erich Bremer, Stony Brook UniversityCybersecurity – Identity and Authentication

Using Semantic Web Technologies

Rich Skibo, SPYRUS, Inc.Security Considerations for USB 3.0 “PC on a Stick” for Hybrid Cloud AndDistributed Computing Applications

Big Data Architecture & AnalyticsThomas Caruso,

University of North CarolinaSelf-Generated Health Information

Big Data

Drew Wyskida, IBMIntegrating Mobile Technologies to

Optimize Datacenter Controls, Creating the “Smarter Datacenter Manager”

William Grosky, University of Michigan

Structural Representations of Documents for Genre Detection

Paul Fodor, Stony Brook UniversityNatural Language Processing

Adaptable Pipeline

Minoru Yonezawa, Toshiba America Inc.Big Data Based Diagnostic Technology

Lou Boudreau, Verint SystemsPractical Application for Improving the

Customer Experience

Reza Basseda, Stony Brook UniversityDeveloping Troubleshooting Systems

Using Ontologies

10:45 AM - 11:15 PM BREAK Atrium Show Floor Open - Exhibitor and Poster Presentation

1:00 PM - 2:15 PM BALLROOMLUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON KEYNOTE SPEAKERPaul D. Steinberg, Senior Vice President & Chief Technology Officer, Motorola Solutions

TUESDAY • OCTOBER 22 • AM

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM BREAK Atrium Show Floor Open - Exhibitor and Poster Presentation

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TUESDAY • OCTOBER 22 • PM

Afternoon Session2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Afternoon Session3:45 PM - 5:30 PM

2:15 PM - 2:30 PM BREAK

TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK D

Smart Systems &Applications

Santosh Kumar, University of MemphisMobile Health Monitoring of Human

Behaviors in the Field – Opportunities and Challenges

Anwar Walid, Bell LabsMultipath TCP Algorithms:

Theory and Design

Yanmin Zhu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Capacity-Constrained Replication for Data Delivery

in Vehicular Networks

Jonathan Ezor, Touro LawFlawed Transparency: Shared Data

Collection and Disclosure Challenges forGoogle Glass and Similar Technologies

Otthein Herzog, TZI BremenAgent-based Planning and Control for

Groupage Traffic

Byeong-hee Roh, Ajou UniversityA Traffic Classification Strategy for theProvision of QoS in Content-Centric

Networking

John C. Nelson, IBMLocating and Tracking Data Center Assets Using Active RFID Tags and

a Mobile Robot

Max Hoffman, RWTH Aachen UniversityEdge Extraction by Merging 3D Point

Cloud and 2D Image Data

Health Management &TechnologiesJohn Lamb, IBM

Triple Challenge for the HealthcareIndustry: Sustainability, Privacy, and Cloud-Centric Regulatory Compliance

Masaaki Maeda, DOCOMO USAThe Intersection of Medical and Telecom

in the Smartphone Era

Wei Lin, Stony Brook UniversityReal Time Data Streaming in WirelessHealthcare Device Using Real Time

Operating System

Ari Sonesh, Meditel360MedPod Concept - Public Virtual Primary

Care on Demand

Victor Levy, MD, E Physicians Office, Inc.

Multivariate Probabilistic Algorithms Within an E-infrastructure,

Functionalized by Large Scale AutomatedEMR Mining, for Real Time, Actionable

Clinical Decision Analysis

Dieter Hutter, DFKI German ResearchCenter of Artificial Intelligence

Supporting Clinical Guidelines Using DL-Temporal Reasoning

Saad Nadeem, Stony Brook UniversityBT-Viz: Brain Tractography Visualizer

Nathan Intrator, MD, Tel Aviv UniversityContinuous Brain Monitoring

Arturo Diaz-Perez, Cinvestav TamaulipasKey Establishment Protocol

for a Patient Monitoring System Based on PUF and PKG

Kaloian Petkov, Stony Brook UniversityMedical Volume Rendering on the

Gigapixel Reality Deck

Medical Devices &Implantable Sensors

Iegveniia Gutenko, Stony Brook University

Mobile-based Volume Rendering Pipeline for m-Health

Milutin Stanacevic, Stony Brook University

Wireless Power Transfer for Small SizeImplantable Medical Devices

HyungKyu Kwon, Kyungsung University

Neurological Brain Technologyfor Learning

Samuel Moskowitz, MD,The Hebrew University of JerusalemThe Programmable Wheelchair

Russ Saypoff, Fresenius Medical CareMedical Robotics

Anuj Srivastava, Indian Institute of Technology

Glucose Induced Voltage AmplitudeVariation in Intralipid Samples of Healthyand Diabetic Subjects Using Amplitude

Modulated Ultrasound with Infrared Technique

Arturo Rodriguez, Cinvestav-IPNFeature Selection and ClassifierPerformance in Computer-aidedDiagnostics for Breast Ultrasound

Helmut Strey, Stony Brook UniversityBluetooth Low Energy Technologies forApplications in Health Care: Proximity and Physiological Signal Monitor

Sanjay Saxena, Indian Institute of Technology

An Intelligent System for Segmenting an Abdominal Image in Multicore Architecture

Software & Patents, a Good Mix?

A multi-panelist discussion on the controversial relationship between

technology and law including a debate on patent eligibility for software as well as the impact of AIA, and the differencesbetween patenting and copyrighting

your software products.

Moderated by Frank Chau, F. Chau & Associates LLC

Seth M. Cannon, Carter, DeLuca, Farrell & Schmidt, LLP

Joseph B. Gross, F. Chau & Associates LLC

Panelists take opposing positions on two core issues:

Do patents on software help or hurt thesoftware industry and developers?

Whether seeking patent protection for software products is worth their costs, and what are the considerations

when making such decisions?

Robert R. Rando, ESQ, The Rando Law Firm P.C.

The Impact of the New Patent Law (AIA) on Software Inventions and Products

Elizabeth Collard Richter, Collard & Roe

The Differences between ProtectingSoftware Products with Patents

and Copyrights

Anthony R. Curro, Hoffmann & Baron, LLP

Silvana M. Merlino, Hoffmann & Baron, LLP

3:30 PM - 3:45 PM BREAK Atrium Show Floor Open – Exhibitor and Poster Presentation

5:30 PM POSTER AWARDS AND FINAL PRESENTATIONS – Show Floor Poster Area

5:45 PM CONFERENCE ADJOURNED

FLOOR PLAN

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Applied DNA Sciences 25

Buncee LLC 22

CA Technologies 30, 31

Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT) 1

CEWIT Korea 12,13,16,17

Delta Computer Group 11

DOCOMO USA 7

Hoffmann & Baron, LLP 23

Intelibs 18

IPS Intelligent Product Solutions 2

LISTnet 24

Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP 19

OMNILPS Co. Ltd. 12

ONE-TL Co. Ltd. 13

RAPA&LIFE Inc. 16

Ruckus Wireless 8

SBC Small and Medium Business Corporation 10

SEOWOO Electronics Co. Ltd. 17

Softheon 26

SPRINT 9

St. Joseph’s College The School of Professional and Graduate Studies (PGS) 20

Stony Brook University Economic Development 21

Stony Brook University College of Engineering and Applied Sciences 5

SVAM International 27

TriNet 3

VERIZON 28

Webair Internet Development 29

Exhibitor Booth # Exhibitor Booth #

Russell M. ArtztChairman, Industrial Advisory Board, CEWITand Vice Chairman and Co-Founder, CA Technologies

Russell M. Artzt is vice chairman and founder at CA Technologies. With morethan 30 years of IT industry experience as a technology leader, consultant andexecutive, Artzt also provides counsel in the areas of strategic partnerships,product development leadership, community and public affairs, and corporate strategy.

Artzt co-founded CA Technologies (formerly CA) in 1976 and wrote the code forsome of the company's first products. Throughout much of his career at CATechnologies, Artzt served as executive vice president of research and develop-ment where he was instrumental in building the R&D, and field services organi-zations. Prior to his current position, Artzt served as executive vice president ofproducts, managing all product business units at CA Technologies, with particu-lar focus on the integration of the company's industry-leading management soft-ware portfolio. Earlier, he led CA Technologies security brand, overseeing allaspects of the company's award-winning security product line. Artzt also ran thestorage product line, successfully spearheading an organizational model thatunified development, support and marketing within a brand unit.

Artzt is a recognized expert in software development and project management.He serves as the Chairperson of the Advisory Board of Stony Brook University'sCenter of Excellence for Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT) and isalso a member of the Board of Directors for the Advanced Energy ResearchGroup. In March 2008, Artzt was inducted into the Long Island Technology Hallof Fame. He is also active with many charitable organizations. He is a majorsupporter of North Shore University Hospital. In addition, he is a member of theQueens College Foundation Board of Trustees. Artzt received a bachelor'sdegree in mathematics from Queens College and a master's degree in comput-er science from New York University.

James A. HardingSenior Vice President and Chief Technology OfficerHenry Schein Inc.

Mr. Harding is now in his 14th year with Henry Schein, Inc. He currently servesas Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of the Company. He isalso a member of the Company's Executive Management Committee. Mr.Harding is responsible for ensuring that information technology remains acompetitive advantage for the Company, internally and externally. In thiscapacity, Mr. Harding leads Henry Schein's Global Practice Solutions Group aswell as the Global Information Services function.

Mr. Harding was formerly Chief Information Officer at Olsten Corporation, aleading healthcare and staffing services company. Prior to Olsten, Mr. Hardingworked 20 years at Mobil Oil Corporation in Strategic Planning, Operations,Finance, and IT, including Chief Information Officer of the America's Marketing& Refining Division and Director of Global IT Architecture.

Mr. Harding earned his M.B.A. in finance from DePaul University. He is a certi-fied public accountant and received his Bachelor of Science degree inaccounting from Tennessee Temple University.

Yacov ShamashVice President for Economic Development and Dean, College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Stony Brook University

Dr. Shamash is Vice President for Economic Development and the Dean of theCollege of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Stony Brook University. As VicePresident, Dr. Shamash supervises the University’s three incubators, two NewYork State Centers for Advanced Technology, the Center of Excellence inWireless and Information Technology (CEWIT), the Advanced Energy Researchand Technology Center, the Small Business Development Center, and the work-force development programs of the Center for Emerging Technologies. TheCollege of Engineering and Applied Sciences has more than 2,000 undergradu-ate and 1,300 graduate students.

During his tenure, College research expenditures have increased six fold to$30M per year. In 1994 he initiated the highly successful state-wide SPIR pro-gram (Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence). Through the SPIR pro-gram, the College has partnered with more than 440 companies on more than2,575 projects.

Prior to joining SUNY Stony Brook in 1992, Dr. Shamash served as the Directorof the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at WashingtonState University and was responsible for the establishment of a NationalScience Foundation Industry/ University Center for the Design of Analog/DigitalIntegrated Circuits. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Keytronic,American Medical Alert and Applied DNA. He is also a member of the Board ofDirectors for the Long Island Software & Technology Network (LISTnet) and theLong Island Angel Network. Dr. Shamash has held faculty positions at FloridaAtlantic University, the University of Pennsylvania and Tel Aviv University. Hereceived his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Imperial College ofScience and Technology in London, England. He has authored more than 130publications and is a Fellow of the IEEE.

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Satya SharmaExecutive Director, CEWITProfessor, College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Stony Brook University

Dr. Satya Sharma came to Stony Brook University as the Executive Director ofCEWIT and a faculty member of Department of Mechanical Engineering in2003. Before joining Stony Brook, Dr. Sharma was Senior Vice President atSymbol Technologies from 1995 to 2003, overseeing various divisions of thecompany including World-Wide Operations, Mobile Computing & WirelessEngineering, and Quality & Process Improvements. Prior to his tenure atSymbol, he was Director of AT&T Power Systems and an adjunct professor atSouthern Methodist University. Dr. Sharma has managed technology, led prod-uct development, managed marketing and financial functions, led operationsand taken a leadership role in organizational transformation. He led LucentTechnologies to win the Deming Prize in 1994, making it the first and still theonly American manufacturing company to have this honor. While leadingSymbol’s Mobile Computing & Wireless Engineering, the company won theNational Medal of Technology in 2000. Dr. Sharma also led Lucent and Symbolto win the Shingo Prize in 1992 and 2003 respectively. Dr. Sharma has morethan 70 technical publications and conducts research in a wide variety of dis-ciplines. He holds a Ph.D. degree in mechanical engineering from University ofPennsylvania and an MBA degree from Ohio State University.

Edward H. ShortliffeProfessor of Biomedical Informatics & Senior Advisor, College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University

Ted Shortliffe, MD, PhD, biomedical informatician, physician, and computerscientist, is regarded as the pioneer in the use of artificial intelligence in med-icine, being the principal developer of the clinical expert system MYCIN, one ofthe first rule-based artificial intelligence expert systems which obtained clini-cal data interactively from a physician user and was used to diagnose andrecommend treatment for severe infections. His developments spurred theadvancement of a wide range of activity in the growth of rule-based expertsystems, knowledge representation, belief nets and other areas, and its designgreatly influenced the subsequent development of computing in medicine.

Dr. Shortliffe is also regarded as a founder of the field of biomedical informat-ics, and in 2006 received one of its highest honors, the Morris F. Collen Awardgiven by the American College of Medical Informatics. He has held administra-tive positions in academic medicine, research and national bodies includingthe Institute of Medicine, American College of Physicians, the National ScienceFoundation, National Institutes of Health, and National Library of Medicine(NLM), and been influential in the development of medicine, computing andbiomedical informatics nationally and internationally. His interests include thebroad range of issues related to integrated medical decision-support systemsand their implementation, biomedical informatics and medical education andtraining, and the Internet in medicine.

Paul D. SteinbergSenior Vice President and Chief Technology OfficerMotorola Solutions

Paul Steinberg is Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer forMotorola Solutions. He oversees development and execution of the company’s technology strategy and vision, driving focused innovation aroundmarket needs and customer challenges to enable the future of public safetyand enterprise.

Steinberg joined Motorola in 1992 and most recently was chief architect forintegrated command and control and private broadband solutions for publicsafety systems. Prior to that, he was chief architect for carrier wireless infra-structure broadband products (LTE) in Motorola’s wireless networks business.Before joining Motorola, Steinberg was a distinguished member of the techni-cal staff at AT&T Bell Laboratories.

Steinberg serves on technical advisory boards for multiple companies thatsupply products and technologies to the networking industry. He is a memberof the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Technical Advisory Counciland served on the FCC’s Technical Advisory Board for First ResponderInteroperability. In addition, Steinberg is a member of Motorola Solutions’Science Advisory Board Associates (SABA) and holds several U.S. patents. Hewas recognized with the Motorola Dan Noble Fellow award in 2004 and nameda Motorola Fellow in 2006.

Steinberg serves on the board of trustees for Chicago’s public television station WTTW.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Illinois BenedictineCollege and completed graduate studies in computer science at the University of Illinois.

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CA Technologies (NASDAQ: CA) is an IT manage-ment software and solutions company withexpertise across all IT environments – from main-frame and distributed, to virtual and cloud. CATechnologies innovative products and servicesprovide the insight and control essential for ITorganizations to power business agility. The CATechnologies Innovation Center at CEWIT is an

agile development environment that delivers market-disrupting productsand services through in-depth customer conversations, and by blending theexpertise of CA Technologies software thought leaders with Stony BrookUniversity’s world-class research resources at its Center of Excellence inWireless and Information Technology. To learn more, visit ca.com/innovation.To learn firsthand how CA Technologies can help you succeed, please go toca.com/success.

Motorola Solutions connects people throughtechnology. Businesses and government agen-cies around the world turn to MotorolaSolutions innovations when they want highlyconnected teams that have the informationthey need throughout their workdays and inthe moments that matter most to them. Youcan find Motorola Solutions products and

services in a wide range of workplaces. From the retail floor to the warehousefloor, and from the small town police station to the most secure governmentoffices, our products support customers who make up the diverse global econ-omy. We are proud that our products support mobile transactions of all kinds,as well as the safety and security of citizens everywhere. Our customers rely onus for the expertise, services and solutions we provide, trusting our years ofinvention and innovation experience. By partnering with customers andobserving how our products can help in their specific industries, we are able toenhance our customers’ experience every day.

Empowering the nation's onlyfully operational state healthexchange since 2008,Softheon's vision and strate-gic direction address health-

care payer, provider, and government agencies’ goal of meeting PPACA mile-stones. Softheon provides solutions for interacting with Health InsuranceExchanges (HIX), while measurably reducing administrative costs, improvingmember and provider satisfaction, as well as addressing regulatory compli-ance challenges in all managed care administrative processes. Softheon'sExchange Connector Cloud has been trusted by over 35 health plans as anaccelerated federal and state health insurance marketplace integration plat-form. Exchange Connector Cloud is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutionwhere insurers pay a one-time activation and ongoing PMPM fees for exchangemembers only, while eliminating most, if not all, risks associated with ACAcompliance of meeting October 1st open enrollment and other mandates.

Verizon is a global IT, security, and communi-cations leader with the world’s most advanced4G network and one of the most connected IPnetworks. Thousands of government agenciesand educational institutions rely on Verizon’sindustry experts and solutions to help themsecurely access information, improve con-

stituent services and streamline operations. www.verizon.com

Founding of CEWITKOREA is the fruition ofhigh-tech exchange andcooperation of bothKorea and the US. This

center is certain to spur the studies on commercialization of the mutual sup-plementation and integration of the strengths of CEWIT Research Center atStony Brook University in the US and the strengths of Korea.

Carter, DeLuca, Farrell & Schmidt, LLPcombines the scientific capacity tofully understand your intellectual prop-erty needs with the legal expertise nec-essary to protect your ideas, inventionsand processes in all areas of technolo-gy. As a result, we are able to work

directly with your research and development as well as marketing depart-ments. All of our partners and associates have extensive engineering or scien-tific backgrounds and are experts in diverse areas that range from computerscience to cosmetic formulations, from genetics to generators, and fromwound care to web design.

SVAM is a global IT service provider offering ITsolutions and consulting services to both publicsector and corporate clients. We deliver valueand competitive advantage to our customerswith high quality, cost-effective software andrelated services that improve access to criticalinformation, automate business processes, andhelp personnel collaborate.www.svam.com

The objective of LISTnet is to pro-mote Long Island as one of thenational centers of excellence forSoftware and Technology solutions.This is achieved by facilitating col-

laborations between companies, establishing forums and events for theexchange of information, improving the quantity of the labor force and part-nering with companies that provide the High technology Centers necessary forthe growth of L.I. software and technology companies.

SPONSORS

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SPONSORS

Stony Brook Universityis one of America'smost dynamic publicuniversities, a center of

academic excellence and an essential part of the region's economy. U.S.News& World Report ranks Stony Brook among the top 40 public universities in thenation, and the Times Higher Education World University Rankings places usamong the top 1 percent of all the universities in the world. A member of theprestigious, invitation-only Association of American Universities, Stony Brook isone of the 62 leading research institutions in North America and the co-man-ager of Brookhaven National Laboratory. Stony Brook's 1,040-acre campus onLong Island's North Shore encompasses not only the main academic areas ofthe University, but also Stony Brook Medicine, which includes the five healthsciences schools, Stony Brook University Hospital, Stony Brook Long IslandChildren's Hospital, the Long Island State Veterans Home, and our majorhealthcare centers, programs and clinics.

Hoffmann & Baron, LLP isLong Island's premierIntellectual Property lawfirm, possessing expert-ise in all areas of tech-

nology. For over 29 years, Hoffmann & Baron has provided the umbrella ofIntellectual Property protection that stimulates innovation and economicgrowth. We provide personalized attention and customize our services to fit therequirements of each client. Together with inventors and entrepreneurs,Hoffmann & Baron transforms ideas into assets.

Northrop Grumman is aleading global securitycompany providing innova-tive systems, products andsolutions in unmanned sys-

tems, cyber, C4ISR, and logistics and modernization to government and com-mercial customers worldwide. We hold ourselves to a higher standard, both inthe products we deliver and in the way we conduct ourselves throughout theentire customer experience. Because, after all, we are in the business of secur-ing a great deal more than just our place in the market. Our mission is to beat the forefront of technology and innovation, delivering superior capability intandem with maximized cost efficiencies. The security solutions we providehelp secure freedoms for our nation as well as those of our allies. Squarelymeeting our obligations, fiscally and technologically, isn't just a businessgoal, but a moral imperative. To that end, as we evolve as a company, theresponsibility we feel for our country and the citizens and troops we help sup-port grows with us.

IBM is the world's largest information technolo-gy company, with over 80 years of leadership in helping businesses innovate. Drawing onresources from across IBM and key business partners, IBM offers a wide range of services,

solutions, and technologies that enable customers to take full advantage ofthe on demand era.

Headquartered inMelville, N.Y., HenrySchein, Inc. is theworld's largest provider

of health care products and services to office-based dental, animal health andmedical practitioners. A Fortune 500® Company and a member of the NASDAQ100® Index, Henry Schein employs nearly 16,000 Team Schein Members in 24countries and serves more than 775,000 customers worldwide. The Company'ssales reached a record $8.9 billion in 2012.

F. Chau & Associates, LLC is the no. 1 law firm in NewYork and Top Ten nationwide in securing for its clientsthe highest quality patents in consumer electronicsand components (according to Intellectual AssetManagement and Ocean Tomo’s Patent Ranking – June 2013)

The Small & medium BusinessCorporation (SBC) is a non-profit, gov-ernment-funded organization estab-lished to implement government poli-cies and programs for the sound

growth and development of Korean SMEs. To achieve its purpose, SBC operatesfinancial and non-financial programs for SMEs. Through financial programs,SBC provides financing for SMEs to expand operations, develop new productsand convert their business structures. With non-financial programs includingconsulting, training, marketing and global cooperation programs, SBC sup-ports SMEs to enhance their global competitiveness.

The Advanced Energy Center (AERTC) isa true partnership of Academic institu-tions, Research institutions, Energyproviders and Industrial Corporations.

Its mission is innovative energy research, education and technology deploy-ment with a focus on efficiency, conservation, renewable energy and nanotech-nology applications for new and novel sources of energy.

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