Government Technology's passion is promoting best practices and spurring innovation in the public sector – more important than ever in challenging times like these. Please join us for a powerful series of sessions that provide inspiration, participation, education, and thought-provocation!
It's a new year and we have all operationalized new ways of working. The demand for digital services is as high as ever and the need to continuously improve and modernize our business processes and supporting technologies is paramount. The annual Digital Government Summit is always an important part of our year. It gives us the opportunity to refocus and recharge by connecting with our peers, to be inspired by their successes, and to expand our vision for how technology can better serve our organizations and our citizens. I hope you can join us as we explore the important issues we’re all facing this year.
– J.R. Sloan, Chief Information Officer, State of Arizona
Wednesday, May 18 |
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8:00 am Mountain no DST |
Registration and Morning RefreshmentsRegency Ballroom Foyer |
9:00 am Mountain no DST |
Opening RemarksRegency Ballroom C/DJ.R. Sloan, Chief Information Officer, State of Arizona |
9:10 am Mountain no DST |
Keynote – Master Your World!Regency Ballroom C/DLeadership is a lot simpler when circumstances are easy. But we are not living in easy times. Global and local issues challenge us daily. Maintaining focus – and our teams’ focus – is a constant struggle. Regardless of our titles or positions, we need to find ways to inspire those around us to be supportive, communicative, and productive. To be at the top of your game requires accurately and actively assessing both strengths and blind spots. This timely keynote address, by renowned leadership coach and author Mary Kelly, provides actionable takeaways for mastering your world during extraordinary times. Mary Kelly, PhD, Former Commander, US Navy |
10:10 am Mountain no DST |
Bits & Bytes – Building Informatics at the Arizona Department of Health Services: The Ins & OutsRegency Ballroom C/DThe world of public health changed dramatically after 9/11 and the recent pandemic, data became the building blocks of creating new modern structures and cultures to change how we think and make decisions. Using data takes strategic thinking, time, and a little bit of luck. This session will showcase how the Arizona Department of Health Services built their much needed structure of business intelligences and informatics to get the job done. You’ll hear about the strategies employed, lessons learned, as well as the pitfalls they encountered. Susan Robinson, Chief Business Intelligence Officer, Department of Health Services, State of Arizona |
10:30 am Mountain no DST |
Networking BreakRegency Ballroom A/B |
11:00 am Mountain no DST |
Concurrent SessionsNavigating the Cyberthreat Landscape Today and TomorrowSundance (1st Floor)The cyber landscape is constantly shifting, and strategies and safeguards that were considered secure just a few years ago don’t cut it anymore. Devices continue to proliferate while users are also more distributed. Zero Trust and multi-factor is increasingly considered. The critical intersection of the endpoint and the user have created the need to provide training for everyone. This session explores the need for a strong security posture where innovation and compliance meet. Moderator: Phil Bertolini, Senior Vice President, Government Technology Evan Brom, Project Management Office Supervisor, City of Tempe Paul Hill, Area Manager, Cybersecurity, Motorola Solutions Spencer Visconti, Cybersecurity Systems Specialist, Cisco Managing the Government Experience with ExcellenceCassidy (2nd Floor)Communities are built on the ability to get the right services into the right hands at the right time. What will the community experience look like now in the new digital world? Times have changed and the people demand secure, quality, mobile-enabled services at their fingertips. This session will deep dive into what it takes to deliver services to ensure the community builds trust in government and thrives into the future. Moderator: Charles Brown, State Deputy Chief Information Officer, Department of Administration, Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office, State of Arizona Michael Jackson, AVP, Global Head of Industries, DocuSign Eric Jorgensen, Director, Motor Vehicle Division, Department of Transportation, State of Arizona John Spirko, Senior Executive Architect, ServiceNow Modernize and ThriveEllis East (2nd Floor)Are outdated systems the bane of your existence? The last two years made it clear that we can’t keep kicking the can down the road. Your technical debts are coming due! Now is the time to take stock and consider solutions – ones that may or may not require radical remedies. Are there more innovative, agile, and adaptive architectures that you should be considering? This session discusses how to modernize sooner rather than later and how to integrate security into modernization plans. Moderator: Mark Darmer, Chief Information Officer, Department of Economic Security, State of Arizona Brant Jones, Director, App Innovation, Microsoft Daniel Lippert, Assistant Director/CIO, Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System Ryan Sadler, Applications Manager, Department of Health Services, State of Arizona Jumpstarting a Smart FutureEllis West (2nd Floor)The concept of smart communities (and smart government in general) has been around for many years, but it is taking on new importance in a post-pandemic era. The technology drivers are well-known: connectivity, networks, cloud, IoT, AI, big data, et al. There are a lot of moving parts, which is why modernization efforts have sometimes been slow to materialize. This session discusses how to simplify, accelerate, and strategize your own smart evolution. Moderator: Joe Panora, Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government Brad Anderson, Senior Application Executive IOT, AT&T Neal Ferrell, Head of Government Partnerships, Lucid Software Executive BriefingCowboy Artists Room (2nd Floor)(Industry sponsors only) Hosted by State Chief Information Officer J.R. Sloan. |
12:00 pm Mountain no DST |
LunchRegency Ballroom C/D |
1:00 pm Mountain no DST |
Concurrent SessionsManaging the Cloud Once You Are in ItSundance (1st Floor)Migrating to the cloud was a no-brainer for many government organizations looking to increase scalability, agility, accessibility and cost efficiency. But what comes next? How can governments manage cost and efficiency once in the cloud? This session delves into trends, people and technologies that will help guide cloud decisions in the months and years ahead. Moderator: Phil Bertolini, Senior Vice President, Government Technology Trevor Covington, Enterprise Account Manager, Trellix David McCurdy, Executive Government Advisor, Amazon Web Services Jonathon Sullinger, Enterprise Infrastructure Sr. Manager, Department of Transportation, State of Arizona Effective Data GovernanceEllis East (2nd Floor)A successful data journey requires smart policies and strategies every step of the way. Governance provides the guardrails that keep us on the road. Policy decisions include dealing with processes, collection, retention, quality, security and more. This session identifies the most critical factors to consider when developing or redeveloping a data governance model. Moderator: Joe Panora, Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government Bianca Lochner, Chief Information Officer, City of Scottsdale M. K. Palmore, CISM, CISSP, Director, Office of the CISCO, Google Cloud Digital Equity: Broadband & BeyondEllis West (2nd Floor)Digital equity and inclusion are not just about connectivity. Access to broadband is but a piece of the puzzle. The issues of affordability and knowledge come into play. What will governments do to create full engagement opportunities for all? What sustainable approach is needed to simultaneously promote helping people and economic development? This session will highlight what both state and local municipalities are doing to strategize and move the needle. Moderator: Lisa Meyerson Marshall, Executive IT Consulting Manager, Department of Administration, Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office, State of Arizona Erin Carr-Jordan, Ph.D., Managing Director, Digital Equity Institute Dr. Angela Hemingway, K-12 Education Advisor, T-Mobile Charlie Radman, WW Education Manager, HP Inc. |
2:00 pm Mountain no DST |
Networking BreakRegency Ballroom A/B |
2:20 pm Mountain no DST |
General Session – The Disney Way – Can It Work in Government?Regency Ballroom C/DDisney will soon celebrate its 100th anniversary. For a century, the name Disney has been synonymous with beloved customer experiences. This didn’t happen by accident, nor did it happen overnight. It took relentless cultivation and innovation. The result is that Disney has brand loyalty that is the envy of organizations throughout the world. What can we learn from the Disney Way? In this session, a renowned Disney expert helps us explore how governments can put some of these principles into practice for the benefit of our own customers. Featuring: Lee Cockerell, Former Executive Vice President at Walt Disney World Resort (video) Chris Richardson, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Arizona State University Clif Summers, Chief Information Officer, County of Yuma Steven West, Chief Information Officer, Department of Transportation, State of Arizona |
3:35 pm Mountain no DST |
Closing RemarksRegency Ballroom C/D |
3:45 pm Mountain no DST |
Networking ReceptionRegency Ballroom A/BNetwork with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors. Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change. |
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Collin Boyce
Chief Information Officer
City of Tucson
Stewart Bruner
Strategic Planning Manager
Administrative Office of the Courts
State of Arizona
Scott Campbell
Chief Information Security & Privacy Officer
City of Tempe
Michael Collins
Chief Information Officer
City of Maricopa
Mark Darmer
Chief Information Officer
Department of Economic Security
State of Arizona
Robert Fisher
Technology Director
Information Technology Department
City of Scottsdale
Steen Hambric
Chief Information Officer
Information Technology Services
City of Phoenix
Bianca Lochner
Chief Information Officer
City of Scottsdale
Paula Mattingly
Chief Information Officer
Department of Health Services
State of Arizona
Lisa Meyerson Marshall
Executive IT Consulting Manager
Department of Administration, Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona
Kwan Mitchell
Chief Information Officer
Department of Child Safety
State of Arizona
Rebecca Perrera
Principal Fiscal Analyst
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
State of Arizona
Chris Richardson
Deputy Chief Information Officer
Arizona State University
Tim Roemer
Director
Arizona Department of Homeland Security
State of Arizona
Megan Rose
Director of Communications
Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA)
State of Arizona
JR Sloan
State Chief Information Officer
Department of Administration, Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona
Clif Summers
Chief Information Officer
County of Yuma
Steven West
Chief Information Officer
Department of Transportation
State of Arizona
Ed Winfield
Chief Information Officer
County of Maricopa
Jeff Wolkove
State Data Management Architect
IT Governance, Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona
Shannon Archer
Strategic Enterprise and Government Accounts
Lucid
Matt Barry
General Manager, Mountain West Region
HP Inc.
Cristin Beckendorf
Account Manager
Cisco
James Elliott
Head of State and Local Government, Rockies & Southwest Region
Google Cloud
Daniel Garcia
Client Solutions Executive
AT&T
Jessica Hipskind
Account Executive
DocuSign
Mark Kelly
Enterprise Account Executive
ServiceNow
Hon. Lloyd Levine (ret.)
National Senior Executive, State & Local Government Strategy
T-Mobile USA, Inc.
Kristi Miller
Program Manager, State of Arizona
Accenture
Edgar Sanchez
Account Technology Strategist
Microsoft
Nichole Stohler
Sr. Account Manager
Amazon Web Services
Jimmy Trivedi
Area Sales Manager
Motorola Solutions Inc.
Ryan Wilkinson
Account Executive
Trellix
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Government Technology
Phone: (916) 932-1339
E-mail: heather.earney@erepublic.com