Nuclear Energy Professionals Head to Boston for NITSL Event

by The Burns & McDonnell Team on July 17, 2012

2012 NITSL workshopWe’re excited to join our colleagues in the nuclear energy industry for the Nuclear Information Technology Strategic Leadership workshop. The 38th annual event kicks off today in Boston as industry professionals gather to address the issues involved with information technology used in nuclear-powered utilities. This year’s event will focus on solutions and success through technology leadership.

Workshop speakers will explore a wide variety of topics ranging from critical infrastructure protection and NEI cyber security updates to data quality/control best practices and cloud computing.

In addition to the valuable educational opportunities offered at the NITSL workshop, attendees will have ample time to network. Catching up with colleagues and industry professionals is one of the many reasons that Burns & McDonnell’s Jerome Farquharson is at the workshop.

“The reason I’m attending the NITSL conference is to continue networking and meeting other cyber security professionals in the nuclear cyber security world,” says Farquharson, who serves as the security department manager in our St. Louis office. “It gives me an opportunity to learn their challenges and how they’re approaching them. I get great insight to identifying possible solutions for our clients.”

Workshop attendees will also have an opportunity to connect with exhibiting vendors and companies. Burns & McDonnell is one of the exhibitors, so be sure to look for us and say hi!

If you’re attending the NITSL workshop, feel free to drop back by the blog and let us know what you thought of this year’s event. What were your favorite presentations? It’s going to be an info-packed three days, and we’re ready to learn. If you work in the nuclear energy industry and this event isn’t already on your radar, be sure to keep an eye out for details regarding next year’s workshop.

See you around Beantown!

Image by Muffet via Creative Commons

  • Landa

    More than a talking head — a thinking, cooking, drinking, marketing Mom head! Great job.

    • Anonymous

      Thanks Landa. Now we need to get you a gravatar so that we can see your gorg mug when you comment on blogs. Thanks for stopping by – and for the kindness.

  • http://twitter.com/erinlynn76 erinlynn76

    Love you two together, love farmers’ market finds, can’t wait to check out watermelon margarita recipe! delish!

    • Anonymous

      Thanks baybe. The drink is tasty, although I have to say, I preferred the vodka version. Recipe is linked here for you, just in case you get adventurous.

      xo

      Sheila

    • Anonymous

      They are super good, Erin. Now, if only it was a tad bit cooler on Saturday mornings – it would make the Farmers’ Market infinitely more enjoyable. Sigh.

  • http://twitter.com/adamsconsulting Diana Adams

    OMG… I LOVE this!!! I want one of those watermelon margaritas!!! Hahaha Great video and great info, as always. ;)

    • Anonymous

      Come on over, Diana …. any time!!!

  • http://www.AlexGPR.com AlexanderG

    Loved it. Watermelon/vodka. Hmm.

    • Anonymous

      Triple yummmmm, Alex. I’ll make them for you guys some time. Maybe.

  • http://spinsucks.com Gini Dietrich

    Hilarious! How DID she get so much taller than you?! I love these videos – and I cannot wait to try your watermelon margaritas! I downloaded the recipe – thanks for sharing it!

    • Anonymous

      It must be all that chicken I fed her when she was little and I didn’t know better that was pumped full of steroids, Gini.

      She’s such a good sport – she doesn’t know it yet, but I’m going to force her to do that more often :) )) I’ve told her that she needs to start blogging, but so far no go on that one. Maybe a nudge from a “trusted friend” will help more than momma nagging (hint hint).

      Let me know if you try the margs … the vodka was really better, but try them both and let me know what you think. Pretty tasty!!

  • http://www.thevirtualasst.com Michelle Mangen

    Ok, I will admit it, I laughed thinking I actually knew something you didn’t (about the watermelon) guess growing up on a farm was useful after all. :-) I am totally trying the recipe but only with vodka, not a tequila fan myself. Saved it to my OneNote along with the lime margarita recipe you posted a few months back.

    • Anonymous

      You know a MILLION things (at least) that I don’t know …. the watermelon thingie is the least of them, girl! LMK how you like the drinkie poo. It’s delish.

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