Increasing Data Access Without Compromising Security
Data is the foundation of IT modernization. Agencies have increasingly focused on breaking down silos, digitizing information, increasing interoperability and creating new visualizations to improve intelligent decision-making. In doing so, security should remain top of mind while still improving the user experience.
Join federal leaders to learn more about how they’re increasing data access without threatening the security of critical data in health care and health research.
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Jeff Erickson Director, Identity and Access Management Services, NIH CIT
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Rick Lee Chief Product Officer, CMS
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Rebecca Rosen Director of ODSS, NIH
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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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AI Use Must Align with Organizational Strategy, VA AI Lead Says
VA is piloting new AI tools to tackle existing priorities, innovate with a purpose and increase literacy before taking next steps.
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