Tech Futures in Government Recap
GovernmentCIO Media & Research partnered with George Washington University to survey government IT leaders to find out how emerging technologies have improved services and what challenges and opportunities will inform the next decade and beyond. Leaders from the White House, General Services Administration, George Washington University, Small Business Administration and the departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Veterans Affairs and Health and Human Services discussed what’s over the horizon for government technologies.
Opening Remarks
A new government IT survey will reveal how emerging technologies have improved services.
President Michael Hoffman introduces a new government IT survey that will reveal how emerging technologies have improved services.
Panel: Preliminary Report Findings on the Future of Government IT
Preliminary report findings reveal challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for government IT.
Preliminary report findings reveal challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for government IT. Speakers include George Washington University Associate Professor of Information Systems and Technology Management Shuba Dasgupta; George Washington University AVP for Strategic Planning and Initiatives, Engineering, and Research Technology Services Brian Ensor; and GovernmentCIO CTO Andrew Underhill.
Panel: Cybersecurity Threats
How do some of the biggest government agencies continuously monitor fraud or threats and stay ahead of the game to protect themselves and American citizens? Security tactics, policy and risk management are ever evolving.
- Paul Cunningham, VA Chief Information Security Officer
- Shane Barney, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Chief Information Security Officer
Panel: Federal Government IT Modernization From DHA, GSA
Beth Killoran and Major General Lee Payne discuss tackling endless IT modernization efforts.
Leaders discuss tackling endless IT modernization efforts that have cascading effects across various sub agencies and end users. Speakers include GSA Deputy CIO Beth Killoran and Defense Health Agency Assistant Director for Combat Support Maj. Gen. Lee E. Payne.
Panel: Data and Digital Breakthroughs
Government agencies continue to increase the mountains of data they collect. Leaders discuss breaking through digital overload. Speakers include White House National Quantum Coordination Office Interim Director Jake Taylor, Small Business Administration CTO Sanjay Gupta and Presidential Innovation Fellow at the Veterans Affairs Digital Service Joy Whitt.
Tech Futures in Government: Closing Remarks
President Michael Hoffman closes the Tech Futures CXO Tech Forum event and announces future CXO Tech Forum dates.
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VA, USCIS Leaders Talk Cybersecurity Threats and Opportunities
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DHA and GSA executives provide updates and insights on federal agency IT modernization projects and training.7m read
