For better or worse, government processes are still largely manual and paper-based. Yet, in the private sector, we’re used to online services, contactless payment and a seamless experience.
So why is there such a disconnect? Why is government lagging so far behind when it comes to digital transformation? And are those barriers truly permanent?
Join us online Wednesday, July 26 at 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT as we discuss how government employees can better pitch new ideas and drive transformation forward. You’ll hear from the experts who are doing the work every day and changing the pace of advancement in government.
Specifically, you’ll learn:
- What digital transformation actually looks like from government leaders who are doing the work.
- What to do and not to do during a pitch for new technology – AKA a playbook for transformation.
- Why creating a culture of innovation is imperative for true transformation.
You’ll hear from:
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- Anthony Rodgers, Director of Technology Transformation Services, Office of the Chief Technology Officer, Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget
- Adam Goldberg, Business Transformation Expert, Bureau of Fiscal Service
- Dorothy Aronson, Chief Information Officer, National Science Foundation
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Amy Haseltine, Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Acquisitions, Office of Information Technology Category, Federal Acquisition Service, General Services Administration
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Jason Dudash, Principal Specialist Solution Architect, Red Hat
- Chris Townsend, Vice President, Public Sector, Elastic
- Andy MacIssac, Solutions Marketing Director, Public Sector, Alteryx
- Christopher Sutton, Federal Presales Solutions Architect, Dell Technologies
- Winston Chang, Chief Technology Officer, Global Public Sector, Snowflake
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