Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Single-day, in-person conference for senior IT executives in the Dallas/Fort Worth region
- Hosted by the Dallas/Fort Worth Area Chapter of SIM (Society for Information Management)
- Features executive panel presentations, peer-driven breakout sessions and networking opportunities
- The Charlie Awards recognize high-performing technology teams in North Texas
- Draws attendees from private companies, public organizations, government agencies and universities
About the Event
North Texas Tech Connect (NTTC) is a regional IT leadership conference organized by the Dallas/Fort Worth Area Chapter of SIM in partnership with Feld Group Institute and EFM Events. The conference takes place at the Plano Event Center and is structured as a single-day, in-person gathering for the North Texas IT executive community.
The event combines executive panel presentations with interactive, peer-driven breakout sessions. A central feature is the Charlie Awards ceremony, which honors technology teams that have demonstrated strong performance within the North Texas region.
Key Topics
NTTC programming centers on IT leadership challenges and organizational technology strategy. Sessions address maintaining competitive advantage through technology adoption, building high-performing IT teams and fostering innovation within resource constraints. The conference emphasizes peer-driven discussion, allowing attendees to share solutions to common leadership problems and learn from regional success stories alongside perspectives from national speakers.
Regional Focus
The conference serves as a gathering point for the Dallas/Fort Worth technology leadership community. By bringing together IT executives from across sectors, NTTC aims to strengthen professional networks within the region and support growth of the local IT industry. The event provides a forum for knowledge sharing among peers who face similar challenges in their respective organizations.
Who Should Attend
NTTC is designed for senior IT executives holding decision-making roles within their organizations. The target audience includes CIOs, CTOs, IT directors and other technology leaders from private companies, public sector organizations, government agencies and universities in the North Texas area. The conference format and content are tailored for executives seeking peer collaboration and strategic insights rather than technical training.