The Intersection of Data Strategy and Modernization
Agencies require new approaches to make data shareable and actionable across the government enterprise. With data at the center of their operations, officials are having to adjust to a more data-centric approach to management. Inside, learn more about:
- The ways federal agencies are improving patient care by making data shareable, actionable and manageable.
- How government is balancing the data and security needs in adopting practices governing artificial intelligence and large language models.
Featuring
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Lt. Col. Joseph Chapa Chief Data and AI Officer, U.S. Department of the Air Force
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Laura Prietula Deputy CIO, Electronic Health Record Modernization Integration Office, VA
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Matthieu Jonglez VP Technology, Application & Data Platform, Progress|MarkLogic
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Amanda Cournoyer Director, Data and Interoperability EHRM-IO, VA
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Jonathan White Cloud and Data Branch Chief, Coast Guard
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