Impacts in Federal Technology
Federal agencies face a growing number of evolving priorities around key frameworks like zero trust and improving the customer experience, plus adopting new technologies to meet ever-growing demands in data processing, government services and software development. We spoke to five federal technology leaders who are innovating in key areas that can impact both within and outside their organizations.
Leaders from NASA, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Defense Department and Maximus share insights with us on the state of federal technology and where they see things headed, especially for the tech workforce.
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Joseph Jeter Senior Vice President of Federal Technology, Maximus
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Lynette Sherrill CISO, Department of Veterans Affairs
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Eileen Vidrine Chief Data and AI Officer, Department of the Air Force
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Andrea Fletcher Chief Digital Strategy Officer, CMS
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Karla Smith Jackson Deputy Chief Acquisition Officer, NASA
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Census Bureau Embraces Modernization, Data Innovation
Census Deputy Director and Chief Operating Officer Ron Jarmin outlines how the bureau is expanding its data collection, using AI to make Census staff more efficient and spearheading modernization efforts to better meet 21st century data needs.
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Federal AI Use Cases Highlight Adoption Opportunities, Challenges
Government leaders see many opportunities for AI use for defense, production and civilian applications amid its responsible development.
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Best Practices for Agencies Modernizing Infrastructure for 5G
This panel discusses the challenges in modernizing a legacy environment within a disparate environment, some of the considerations in security to ensure data integrity and the progress toward 5G connectivity at the National Weather Service.
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DoDIIS 2024: NGA Embraces AI/ML to Tackle Geospatial Intelligence Data Deluge
Mark Chatelain discussed the latest developments in NGA’s zero trust journey, the agency’s partnership with the private sector and the future of geospatial intelligence.
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