Oracle Virtual Transportation Summit 2017
Date: September 13, 2017
Time: 9:00am - 2:00pm ET
Time: 9:00am - 2:00pm ET
Connecting the Transportation Community Together
Join your fellow industry colleagues for the Oracle Virtual Transportation Summit on September 13, 2017.
This free, no travel, half-day virtual summit is designed to bring the public transportation community together to listen to speaker presentations, network with colleagues and connect with Oracle solution experts on the topics such as maximizing capital spend, effective project portfolio management, improving operational efficiency, and much more.
This free, no travel, half-day virtual summit is designed to bring the public transportation community together to listen to speaker presentations, network with colleagues and connect with Oracle solution experts on the topics such as maximizing capital spend, effective project portfolio management, improving operational efficiency, and much more.
Featured Speakers
LIVE presentations featuring speakers from around the country representing different areas within the public transportation industry.
Dallas Ballmer
Engineer,
Louisana Department of Transportation and Development
Engineer,
Louisana Department of Transportation and Development
Laura Laudon
Project Management System Administrator,
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Project Management System Administrator,
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Julie Owen
Program Control, Program Management
Metro Los Angeles
Program Control, Program Management
Metro Los Angeles
Julie Meyer
Construction Area Engineer,
Ohio Department of Transportation
Construction Area Engineer,
Ohio Department of Transportation
Matthew Wahl
Senior Project Manager, Transportation Department
HNTB
Senior Project Manager, Transportation Department
HNTB
Michael Bonini
Director Public Private Partnership Office
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Director Public Private Partnership Office
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Jason Crane
Transportation Scheduler, Office of Program Control
Georgia Department of Transportation
Transportation Scheduler, Office of Program Control
Georgia Department of Transportation
Agenda
9:00 a.m.
State of the Industry: Public Transportation
Ralph Menzano, Director, Advisory Services, KPMG
Ralph Menzano, Director, Advisory Services, KPMG
9:30 a.m.
Opportunity Corridor Project of Greater Cleveland
Julie Meyer, Construction Area Engineer, Ohio Department of Transportation
Matthew Wahl, Senior Project Manager, Transportation Department, HNTB
Opportunity Corridor is a $331M transportation investment being implemented by the Ohio Department of Transportation to improve access and mobility, and support economic development in the City of Cleveland. The multimodal urban arterial roadway will connect Cuyahoga County’s southern and western interstate systems with Cleveland’s east-side University Circle neighborhood - home to world class medical, educational, and cultural institutions. The new roadway is being developed to support City led redevelopment efforts for hundreds of acres of land within economically depressed, low income, minority neighborhoods. The presentation will provide an overview of the unique planning, environmental, design and construction phases of the
project, since its inception in the early 2000’s and how they are leveraging Oracle solutions for project efficiency.
Julie Meyer, Construction Area Engineer, Ohio Department of Transportation
Matthew Wahl, Senior Project Manager, Transportation Department, HNTB
Opportunity Corridor is a $331M transportation investment being implemented by the Ohio Department of Transportation to improve access and mobility, and support economic development in the City of Cleveland. The multimodal urban arterial roadway will connect Cuyahoga County’s southern and western interstate systems with Cleveland’s east-side University Circle neighborhood - home to world class medical, educational, and cultural institutions. The new roadway is being developed to support City led redevelopment efforts for hundreds of acres of land within economically depressed, low income, minority neighborhoods. The presentation will provide an overview of the unique planning, environmental, design and construction phases of the
project, since its inception in the early 2000’s and how they are leveraging Oracle solutions for project efficiency.
10:15 a.m.
Rapid Bridge Replacement Project: Approach and Lessons
Michael Bonini, Director, Office of Public-Private Partnerships,
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Presentation Abstract Coming Soon!
Michael Bonini, Director, Office of Public-Private Partnerships,
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Presentation Abstract Coming Soon!
11:00 a.m.
LA Metro Scheduling and Risk Management Innovation in Primavera P6
Julie Owen, Program Control, Program Management, Metro Los Angeles
With the second largest public transportation system in the United States, LA Metro services over 1,433 miles throughout Los Angeles County. In this presentation, you will learn more about the new Measure M Transit and Highway Projects and how LA Metro is leveraging scheduling and risk management innovation on their upcoming initiatives.
Julie Owen, Program Control, Program Management, Metro Los Angeles
With the second largest public transportation system in the United States, LA Metro services over 1,433 miles throughout Los Angeles County. In this presentation, you will learn more about the new Measure M Transit and Highway Projects and how LA Metro is leveraging scheduling and risk management innovation on their upcoming initiatives.
11:45 a.m.
Implementation of Mobile Application Oracle Primavera Unifier
Laura Laudon, Project Management System Administrator, Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) strives to meet the ever increasing passenger demands of two National Capital area airports serving more than 45 million passengers every year. With the overall goal to modernize its airports and
offer world class service, MWAA strives to become the predominant supporter of multimodal transportation connectivity in the nation’s capital. In this session, Laura Laudon discusses mobile technology why MWAA made the decision to enhance their
collaboration by deploying Oracle Primavera’s mobile solution in the field. Listen to deployment challenges, lessons learned, and what’s up next for MWAA.
Laura Laudon, Project Management System Administrator, Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) strives to meet the ever increasing passenger demands of two National Capital area airports serving more than 45 million passengers every year. With the overall goal to modernize its airports and
offer world class service, MWAA strives to become the predominant supporter of multimodal transportation connectivity in the nation’s capital. In this session, Laura Laudon discusses mobile technology why MWAA made the decision to enhance their
collaboration by deploying Oracle Primavera’s mobile solution in the field. Listen to deployment challenges, lessons learned, and what’s up next for MWAA.
12:30 p.m.
How GDOT uses Primavera (P6) to Monitor Project Schedules
Dallas Ballmer, Engineer, Louisana Department of Transportation and Development
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LADOTD) is in the process of revising our CPM Specification – this happened to coincide with an opportunity to transition from disparate stand-alone P6 instances to a unified P6 Cloud instance. This did not come without grumbling from the old guard and required a touch of change management. On top of the upgrade we decided to work collaboratively with Oracle to create an uptake application which will automate a number of objective checks on schedules, freeing up our reviewers from checking some of the more tedious elements of a review and allowing more efficient and effective subjective checks. This presentation will describe the upgrade process and our collaborative work with Oracle.
Dallas Ballmer, Engineer, Louisana Department of Transportation and Development
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LADOTD) is in the process of revising our CPM Specification – this happened to coincide with an opportunity to transition from disparate stand-alone P6 instances to a unified P6 Cloud instance. This did not come without grumbling from the old guard and required a touch of change management. On top of the upgrade we decided to work collaboratively with Oracle to create an uptake application which will automate a number of objective checks on schedules, freeing up our reviewers from checking some of the more tedious elements of a review and allowing more efficient and effective subjective checks. This presentation will describe the upgrade process and our collaborative work with Oracle.
1:15 p.m.
Upgrading to the P6 Cloud and Creating an Intake Application
Dallas Ballmer, Engineer, Louisana Department of Transportation and Development
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LADOTD) is in the process of revising our CPM Specification – this happened to coincide with an opportunity to transition from disparate stand-alone P6 instances to a unified P6 Cloud instance. This did not come without grumbling from the old guard and required a touch of change management. On top of the upgrade we decided to work collaboratively with Oracle to create an uptake application which will automate a number of objective checks on schedules, freeing up our reviewers from checking some of the more tedious elements of a review and allowing more efficient and effective subjective checks. This presentation will describe the upgrade process and our collaborative work with Oracle.
Dallas Ballmer, Engineer, Louisana Department of Transportation and Development
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LADOTD) is in the process of revising our CPM Specification – this happened to coincide with an opportunity to transition from disparate stand-alone P6 instances to a unified P6 Cloud instance. This did not come without grumbling from the old guard and required a touch of change management. On top of the upgrade we decided to work collaboratively with Oracle to create an uptake application which will automate a number of objective checks on schedules, freeing up our reviewers from checking some of the more tedious elements of a review and allowing more efficient and effective subjective checks. This presentation will describe the upgrade process and our collaborative work with Oracle.
Tackling the Hot Topics Within the Public Transportation Industry
- Prioritize, Plan and Maximize Your Capital Spend
- Transportable Technology on Mobile Devices
- Strategies to improve operating efficiency
- Standardizing solutions for an integrated approach
- Cloud Migration to ensure consistency and transparency
- Effective project portfolio management
- Proprietary Methodology—Why it’s necessary to control your data
A Live Conference Straight from Your Computer
The Oracle Virtual Transportation Summit 2017 is a unified community environment where the public transportation community can meet, connect and learn more about how other industry organizations are leveraging Oracle products and solutions. Here are is what the virtual summit entails:
- 4+ hours of live customer presentations
- Scheduled chats with industry and public infrastructure experts
- Virtual exhibit booths with Oracle solution experts
- Resource library featuring industry content
- Networking lounge to connect with transportation peers