New York City Technology Forum 2025
Overview
The New York City Technology Forum is an event that brings together public sector leaders and technology professionals to explore innovative solutions to solve government problems. Key themes include cybersecurity, digital transformation, AI implementation, data governance, and fostering collaboration across multiple stakeholders. Attendees will benefit from expert discussions, peer networking, and insights into the future of government technology. Join us and let’s improve the future of government together!
Winners of the 2025 Best of New York City Awards will be celebrated on Monday, December 8 at the New York City Technology Forum in Brooklyn, New York City. Please submit your nominations here. Nomination closes on Friday, October 24, 2025.
Speakers
Yash Acharya
Principal, Digital Transformation, KPMG LLP
Yash is the U.S. State, Local, and Education (SLED) Corporate Services Transformation & Technology Leader for KPMG’s Government Line of Business (LOB) responsible for transforming and positioning government back-office operations across finance, accounting, procurement, HR, payroll, pension, and budgeting operations. He has 23+ years of experience leading business operations and technology-based transformation initiatives for public sector entities across the United States. Yash has been the lead executive at several large NYC and NYS based transformation initiatives including being the overall executive for NYC SCA’s ERP modernization program.
Since, every transformation is grounded in people, process, and technology but with a specific emphasis on “one size doesn’t fit all”, Yash focuses on leveraging process and technology as enablers, bringing deep functional and industry experience to strategy, program management, system implementation, transformation, and organizational transformation initiatives. The guidance and support that Yash provides is strategic and transformational yet grounded in clients’ reality and objectives to help meet their goals.
Yash is also a frequent speaker and presenter at several public sector conferences nationally with a focus on modernizing government operations, organizations, and implementing cloud technologies to help governments position for serving their respected communities, enterprises, and residents.
Angel Adhikari, PhD
City Research Scientist II, Property Data Analytics Reporting and Planning, Department of Finance, New York City
Angel Adhikari is a City Research Scientist in the Property Data Analytics, Reporting, and Planning unit at the New York City Department of Finance. He specializes in GIS-based modeling, 3D mapping, and data visualization to support property assessment. He holds a PhD in Remote Sensing from the University of Georgia and has extensive experience applying these tools in both the public and academic sectors. Prior to his role at the Department of Finance, he held research positions at the University of Georgia and the University of Tokyo, focusing on modeling socio-economic and environmental variables using remote sensing data.
Michael Anderson
Chief Strategist, Public Sector, Informatica
As Informatica’s Chief Strategist in the Public Sector, my focus is to lead internal business and external strategic activities supporting the public sector across federal, state, and local government, higher education, and national defense. A vital part of my role is to assist organizations in successfully building a data-driven culture with leading-edge data technology capabilities.
After receiving a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Florida and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication from American University, serving a 25-year career with the U.S. Army, and retiring as a Colonel, I built my industry experience at RSA and Dell-EMC within their federal and public sectors.
If your line of work also falls within the public sector focused on data management and you would like to have a chat about industry trends and share experiences, please reach out and I would be happy to talk.
Hansang Bae
Public Sector Chief Technology Officer, Zscaler U.S. Government Solutions
Hansang Bae has over 25 years of experience working in the information technology industry. As Zscaler’s Public Sector CTO, he is responsible for assisting and educating customers in their Digital Transformation journey. He is not only well versed but also passionate about his role in advising public sector organizations on best practices and strategies for adopting a Cloud-First security posture.
During his career, Bae has served in similar roles as an executive member at Netskope and at Riverbed. Prior to Riverbed, he was a member of the Citi (Citigroup) Architecture and Technology Engineering leadership team. As one of the six global engineering leads, he was responsible for datacenter, branch and performance engineering, network management (NMS) tools, and capacity planning groups for all of Citi.
As an avid protocol analyst, Bae collaborates with industry associations in educating public sector organizations and also holds an active role as a board member of Wireshark Foundation, helping steer the open-source project and ensure its continued success.
Tiffany Blair
Principle, Government Digital Transformation, Salesforce
Tiffany Blair is a Principal Digital Strategist and Industry Advisory at Salesforce supporting State and Local government customers. For the last four years, as part of the Salesforce Government Digital Transformation team, she has worked with agencies and programs to set their strategic vision and roadmap as they undertake complex technology transformation efforts. She has been working with government for over 20 years, having started her career as a Medicaid analyst for New York State, then transitioning to transforming government with CRM and Cloud technology with companies including IBM, Oracle, Pegasystems, and Salesforce.
Allison Koenecke
Assistant Professor, Cornell University
Allison Koenecke is an Assistant Professor of Information Science at Cornell Tech. Her research on algorithmic fairness applies computational methods, such as machine learning and causal inference, to study societal inequities in domains from online services to public health. Koenecke is regularly quoted as an expert on disparities in automated speech-to-text systems. She previously held a postdoctoral researcher role at Microsoft Research and received her PhD from Stanford's Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering. She is the recipient of several NSF grants and a Cornell CIS DEIB Faculty of the Year Award, and has been honored as a Sloan Fellow in Computer Science and Forbes 30 Under 30 lister in Science.
Alan Leidner
GISMO President Emeritus and Board Member, NGAC Member
As an Urban Planner during the 1970's I worked for the NYC Department of City Planning developed expertise in local area analysis and in the NYC zoning code. I then took an interest in City use of technology, supporting City membership in Public Technology Incorporated (PTI) and helping to introduce microcomputers into City government as the Technology Coordinator for the Mayor's Office. I then moved to the NYC Department of Environmental Protection where I became IT Director and where I coordinated the NYC Enterprise GIS effort. I directed City GIS as Assistant Commissioner and organized the Emergency Mapping and Data Center following 9/11. When I retired from City government I became a Booz Allen Hamilton consultant working on infrastructure protection issues. After leaving Booz I was hired as Director of FCNY's Center for Geospatial Innovation. My current focus is on making infrastructure data interoperable and in improving the way information is used to support disaster and emergency operations. I served as President of the NYS GIS Association and am currently President of NYC GISMO whose membership has just gone above 400. I am currently working as a consultant with NYU on their Underground Infrastructure UNUM Project, and with the Open Geospatial Consortium on their MUDDI Standards Working Group, and with their Disaster Pilot initiatives. I also worked extensively on supporting improved ways of dealing with COVID through the OGC Health Concept Development Study suggesting that spatial data and analytics could be used with greater effectiveness.
Preston Miller
Senior Consulting Director, Palo Alto Networks
Preston Miller, a Senior Consulting Director at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42, is an accomplished cybersecurity professional with deep subject matter expertise in digital forensics & incident response, and experience leading high-level, complex investigations. He has co-authored several books on digital forensics, including The Python Digital Forensic Cookbook, which was named Digital Forensics Book of the Year by Forensic 4:cast.
Preston joined Unit 42 in 2021 after six years at Stroz Friedberg, where he managed complex incident response and digital forensic matters for clients across a wide range of industries. He helped establish Stroz’s mobile device working group and provided expert testimony on forensic analysis in the cases he worked.
Keith Nelson
Senior Strategist, Public Sector Marketing, Open Text
Lead global public sector marketing for publicly traded software firm with $5.8 billion in annual revenues. Grew customer base by 300% year-over-year by providing thought leadership via speaker panels, authoring white papers and developing webinars and other industry-specific content. Developed strategy for growing US and international federal, state and local governments, higher education and non-profit sectors.
Led three critical Department-wide offices within the U.S. Department of Transportation – an $88 billion, 55,000 employee cabinet agency. Served as senior official in the offices of Research and Development, Budget and Finance, and Management/Administration.
As a Senior Consultant with LMI, led multi-million-dollar projects for DoD, DHS, State, GSA, VA, and the House of Representatives.
Specialties: Federal Government, Technology Marketing, Sales Enablement, Public Speaking, AI / ML Government Use Cases, Research and Development, Shared Services, IT Management, Cyber Security, Procurement/Government Contracting, federal budgets, human capital management, risk assessments.
Laura Ogando
Instructional Technology Specialist, Department of Education, New York City
Laura Ogando began her more than 15+ year career with New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) as an elementary school special educator. It was in her role as a special educator that Laura became an advocate for using technology to bring equity and access to all learners. After her time in the special education classroom, she worked in her school’s media center as a digital literacy specialist, where she designed and developed her own curriculum that brought together digital literacy, computer science, and project-based learning. Currently, Laura is an Instructional Technology Specialist with the Manhattan Division of Instructional & Information Technology (DIIT). She has trained teachers, in the NYCPS system and around the country, in topics around accessibility, Google Workspace, digital literacy, and most recently, AI Literacy. Laura holds various ed tech certifications–Google Level 1 and 2 Educator, Google Innovator, BrainPOP Educator, Common Sense Media Ambassador, Apple Teacher, and Adobe District Leader. She has presented at local conferences within the NYCPS, at ISTE, and with various international organizations. Laura is a technology and educational leader who has given workshops at Lehman College and has delivered numerous professional development opportunities at various school districts.
Aaron Severance
US Security and Resiliency Country Practice Leader, Kyndryl
Aaron Severance is the US Security and Resiliency Country Practice Leader at Kyndryl, with extensive experience in designing and managing enterprise technology solutions focused on security and resiliency. He pioneered early data security organizations, IAM processes, and managed workloads on high-availability cloud infrastructures with 99.999% uptime. Currently, Aaron leads initiatives in data center optimization for hybrid environments, cross-platform security, and cyber resiliency.
He joined Kyndryl via the IBM spinoff after 22 years in delivery and solution design roles at EDS, HPE, and DXC. Aaron partners across US market segments to co-create cyber-resilient solutions aligned with Zero Trust and NIST frameworks, serving industries such as retail, transportation, energy, manufacturing, and financial services.
Aaron holds an Executive MBA from the University of Texas at Austin and certifications including CCSP, CCSK, and CASP+. Outside work, he enjoys the outdoors with his wife and prioritizes time with their three children and six grandchildren.
Stefaan Verhulst, PhD
Research Professor, Center for Urban Science and Progress, Tandon School of Engineering, New York University
Dr. Stefaan G. Verhulst is an expert in using data and technology for social impact. He is the Co-Founder of several research organizations including the Governance Laboratory (GovLab) at New York University and The DataTank in Brussels where he serves in leadership positions. As a research professor at the Tandon School of Engineering of New York University, he focuses on using advances in science and technology, including data and artificial intelligence, to improve decision-making and problem-solving. He is also the Editor-in-Chief of the open-access journal Data & Policy and has served as a member of several expert groups on data and technology, including the High-Level Expert Group to the European Commission on Business-to-Government Data Sharing and the Expert Group to Eurostat on using Private Sector data for Official Statistics. Dr. Verhulst has been recognized as one of the 10 Most Influential Academics in Digital Government globally. He has published extensively on these topics, including several books, and has been invited to speak at international conferences, including TED and the UN World Data Forum. He is asked regularly to provide counsel on data stewardship to a variety of public and private organizations.
Jennifer Walden
Public Sector Client Lead, New York Metro, Accenture
Jen Walden is a managing director in Accenture’s public sector practice, where she is responsible for government, higher ed, and nonprofit transformation initiatives in New York. With over two decades of experience driving digital transformation, Jen advises and collaborates with state and city agencies as they reimagine their legacy system replacements. She brings deep expertise in delivering citizen-centric services that are resilient, future-ready, and accessible, and that deliver value for every New Yorker.
In Modernizing Legacy Systems: Building the Digital City of the Future, Jen will share practical insights and lessons learned from recent modernization programs. Join us to discuss strategies for balancing budget constraints with long-term value, navigating complexity, and leveraging AI and emerging technologies to build systems that not only deliver measurable resident impact, but empower agencies to do more - with less.
Agenda
Monday, December 8 |
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12:45 pm Eastern |
RegistrationDumbo / Navy Yard |
1:30 pm Eastern |
Opening RemarksSalon DE |
1:45 pm Eastern |
Best of New York City Awards CeremonySalon DEBe ready to celebrate with the New York City Government Technology community as we recognize the amazing technology and service work done for the people across the city. |
2:30 pm Eastern |
Networking BreakThroughout Second Floor |
3:00 pm Eastern |
General Session – From Paper Ledgers to Cloud Power: Modernizing ERP to Rebuild New York City SchoolsSalon DEThis session highlights how shared vision, deep expertise, and modern technology came together to set a new standard for public sector innovation. The New York City School Construction Authority (NYSCA) faced the challenge of modernizing its aging ERP system to better serve more than 1,800 schools. Through a strong partnership with KPMG, the NYSCA launched a cloud-powered Oracle SaaS transformation that enhanced financial control, improved performance, and fostered inclusive collaboration. The result is a modernized foundation that empowers the agency to deliver smarter, more resilient services for the future. Join this conversation to hear how strong partnerships and modern technology can drive lasting change in government. Moderator: Zach Patton, Chief Editor, Content Studio, Government Technology Yash Acharya, Principal, Digital Transformation, KPMG LLP Manny Innamorato, Former Chief Information Officer, New York City School Construction Authority (SCA) |
3:40 pm Eastern |
General Session – Data as a Catalyst: Unlocking the Power of Trusted InformationSalon DEData is the fuel that powers modernization, drives AI innovation, and transforms how citizens experience government. Together, Informatica and AWS empower government agencies with trusted, well-governed data solutions that inspire confidence, break down silos, and deliver actionable insights. This session highlights how the joint capabilities of Informatica and AWS accelerate government modernization efforts, enhance AI-driven decision-making, and foster more responsive, citizen-centered services through trusted information management. Moderator: Phil Bertolini, Chief Delivery Officer, Government Technology Michael Anderson, Chief Strategist, Public Sector, Informatica Sandra El Ashry, Senior Generative AI Strategist, AWS |
4:20 pm Eastern |
End of Day One |
Tuesday, December 9 |
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9:00 am Eastern |
Registration and Morning Refreshments in the Exhibit AreaDumbo / Navy Yard |
9:55 am Eastern |
Day Two Welcome RemarksSalon DEKen Skeen, Conference Director, Government Technology |
10:00 am Eastern |
Keynote – Find Your Fight: Innovating When the Odds Are Against YouSalon DEIn moments when challenges feel insurmountable, and the odds are stacked against us, how do we find the will to fight—and win? In this powerful and energizing talk, Jessica O. Matthews shares how the most groundbreaking innovations often emerge from struggle, uncertainty, and adversity. Drawing from her own journey as a pioneering entrepreneur and inventor, Jessica explores how resilience, creativity, and relentless problem-solving can transform even the toughest setbacks into opportunities for impact and growth. This session will help you reframe challenges as opportunities for breakthrough innovation, develop resilience during moments of struggle, and uncover determination to keep fighting for transformative solutions. Jessica O. Matthews, CEO of Uncharted, Innovator and Social Entrepreneur, Trailblazing Energy Advocate |
11:00 am Eastern |
Networking Break in the Exhibit AreaThroughout Second Floor |
11:30 am Eastern |
Concurrent SessionsModernizing Legacy Systems: Building the Digital City of the FutureSalon CAs aging technology becomes a growing barrier to efficiency and innovation, agencies are accelerating efforts to modernize legacy systems. This session explores how public sector leaders are approaching large-scale modernization projects, migrating to cloud and hybrid infrastructure, and ensuring systems are future-ready. Panelists will share lessons learned in balancing budget constraints with the demand for scalable, citizen-centric services. Moderator: Jose Maccera, Deputy Director, IT Operations, Parks and Recreation, New York City Tiffany Blair, Principle, Government Digital Transformation, Salesforce AnnMarie Dull, PhD, Senior Advisor, Division of Instructional and Information Technology, Department of Education, New York City Jennifer Walden, Public Sector Client Lead, New York Metro, Accenture Unlocking the Power of Data: Sharing Across Agencies for Better OutcomesSalon BGovernment agencies hold vast amounts of data, but siloed systems and fragmented governance often limit its value. How can agencies break down barriers and unlock the full potential of their data to improve outcomes for all New York City residents? This session showcases best practices for data sharing across agencies to drive smarter decisions, strengthen collaboration, and enhance service delivery. Moderator: Zach Patton, Chief Editor, Content Studio, Government Technology Oliver Ho, Senior Director, Data and Analytics, New York City’s Mayor Public Engagement Unit AI in Action: Public Sector Use Cases That Make an ImpactSalon AArtificial Intelligence is transforming the way city agencies deliver services—from predictive models that anticipate community needs to natural language tools that improve public engagement. This session explores real-world AI use cases already making an impact in New York City. Panelists will highlight how agencies are applying AI responsibly, ensuring fairness, and balancing innovation with public trust. Moderator: Scott Strickland, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Strategy and Governance, New York City Public Schools Joe Conti, Managing Director, Deloitte Keith Nelson, Senior Strategist, Public Sector Marketing, Open Text Julia Stoyanovich, PhD, Institute Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Tandon School of Engineering Associate Professor of Data Science, Center for Data Science Director, Center for Responsible AI, New York University Protecting the City: Securing Critical Infrastructure in a Digital EraWilliamsburg / GreenpointAs cyber threats grow more sophisticated, the security of critical infrastructure has never been more urgent. This session explores how New York City agencies are adopting modern approaches to safeguard essential systems—utilities, transportation, healthcare, and beyond. Experts will share strategies for building resilience, adopting zero trust frameworks, and protecting sensitive data in an environment where public trust is paramount. Moderator: Lydia Payne Johnson, Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government Steven Branigan, Chief Information Security Officer, Teacher's Retirement Systems, New York City Preston Miller, Senior Consulting Director, Palo Alto Networks Olusegun Opeyemi-Ajayi, Chief Information Security Officer, Department of Transportation, New York City Aaron Severance, US Security and Resiliency Country Practice Leader, Kyndryl |
12:15 pm Eastern |
Grab and Go Snack Break and Networking in the Exhibit AreaThroughout Second Floor |
1:00 pm Eastern |
Concurrent SessionsMapping the Future: How GIS Powers Smarter CitiesSalon CGeospatial technology is central to urban planning, resource allocation, and service delivery. This session showcases how New York City is using GIS to map infrastructure, track real-time conditions, and inform smarter decisions across transportation, housing, and public health. Panelists will share insights into emerging geospatial tools, data integration, and the role of mapping in driving equitable outcomes. Moderator: Zach Patton, Chief Editor, Content Studio, Government Technology Angel Adhikari, PhD, City Research Scientist II, Property Data Analytics Reporting and Planning, Department of Finance, New York City Sean Ahearn, Professor and Director, Department of Geography and Environmental Science, Hunter College Jerome Gabryszewski, AI and Data Science Development Manager North America, HP Alan Leidner, GISMO President Emeritus and Board Member, NGAC Member Open Data for All: Driving Innovation and Transparency in New York CitySalon BFrom dashboards to civic apps, open data is transforming how New Yorkers engage with their city. This session explores how New York City agencies are opening more government data to public use, empowering communities, and fueling civic innovation. Speakers will highlight success stories that demonstrate how open data not only improves transparency but also sparks solutions from the broader tech ecosystem. Moderator: Heidi Lorenzen, Chief Content Officer, eRepublic Connolly Carroll, Project Manager, Data Analytics and Reporting, Brooklyn Public Library Avigail Vantu, Director, Data Analytics, Taxi and Limousine Commission, New York City Stefaan Verhulst, PhD, Research Professor, Center for Urban Science and Progress, Tandon School of Engineering, New York University Cloud Smart: Making the Most of Hybrid InfrastructureSalon AGovernment is under pressure to deliver services faster, more securely, and at lower cost. Hybrid cloud strategies are a key enabler — but how can agencies balance innovation with cost management, procurement hurdles, and the need for resilience? This session highlights how New York City agencies are modernizing their infrastructure with hybrid models, rethinking applications, and ensuring cloud adoption delivers real public value. Moderator: Lydia Payne Johnson, Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government Patrick Goins, Lead Partner, Hybrid Cloud, Public Market Sector, IBM Dave Rheaume, Director of SLED Sales, Atlassian Stanislav Rostov, PMP, Director, IT Architecture, Application Infrastructure and Cloud Solutions, Department of Citywide Administrative Services, New York City IT Governance That Works: Frameworks for Public Sector SuccessWilliamsburg / GreenpointStrong IT governance ensures that technology investments align with organizational goals, regulatory requirements, and citizen needs. This session explores how agencies are implementing governance frameworks that balance agility with accountability. Panelists will discuss real-world approaches to managing risk, driving compliance, and ensuring technology delivers on its promise of better government services. Moderator:Phil Bertolini, Chief Delivery Officer, Government Technology Hansang Bae, Public Sector Chief Technology Officer, Zscaler U.S. Government Solutions |
1:45 pm Eastern |
Networking Break in the Exhibit AreaThroughout Second Floor |
2:10 pm Eastern |
General Session – The New York City AI Action Plan: Progress, Impact, and What’s NextSalon DEThis session explores the progress, impact, and next steps of the New York City AI Action Plan. City leaders will share updates on how New York City is turning its AI vision into action—highlighting implementation milestones, cross-agency collaboration, research and analysis, and frameworks that ensure transparency, public engagement, and equity. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how the City is responsibly harnessing AI to enhance public services, strengthen trust, and shape a more innovative and inclusive digital future. Moderator: Phil Bertolini, Chief Delivery Officer, Government Technology |
2:40 pm Eastern |
General Session – New York City IT Management Academy: Leading the Next Era of Digital GovernmentSalon DEAs technology continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, IT leaders play a critical role in shaping how New York City delivers efficient, secure, and innovative public services. This session highlights the New York City IT Management Academy—a professional development initiative designed to equip city technology managers with the skills, strategies, and leadership tools needed to navigate the complexities of digital transformation. Attendees will gain insight into how the Academy is fostering collaboration, strengthening governance, and preparing the next generation of IT leaders to guide the city’s technology future with vision, agility, and impact. Moderator: Zach Patton, Chief Editor, Content Studio, Government Technology |
3:10 pm Eastern |
Networking Break in the Exhibit AreaThroughout Second Floor |
3:30 pm Eastern |
Concurrent SessionsDigital Equity in New York City: Expanding Access and InclusionSalon CTechnology should serve every New Yorker, yet access, inclusion, and accessibility remain pressing challenges. How can the city ensure that underserved communities and people with disabilities fully benefit from its digital initiatives? This session highlights New York City’s efforts to expand broadband, provide digital literacy training, improve accessibility in digital services, and design technology with equity at the center. Panelists will share how programs are bridging the digital divide and creating opportunities for all New Yorkers. Moderator: Heidi Lorenzen, Chief Content Officer, eRepublic Allison Koenecke, Assistant Professor, Cornell University Laura Ogando, Instructional Technology Specialist, Department of Education, New York City Shaping the Smart City: New York City’s Next Frontier with 5GSalon BEmerging technologies like 5G are redefining what’s possible for smart cities. From connected infrastructure to immersive public services, the opportunities are immense—but how can New York City adopt this innovation responsibly? This session explores how NYC agencies are beginning to deploy 5G and the challenges of integrating it into the city’s complex infrastructure. Moderator: Ken Skeen, Conference Director, Government Technology Shivendra “Shiv” Panwar, Professor, Director, NY State Center for Advanced Technology in Telecommunications, New York University Rethinking Procurement: Driving Innovation Through ReformSalon ATraditional procurement processes often slow down innovation and make it difficult for agencies to adopt new technologies. This session explores how New York City is reimagining procurement to better align with the pace of digital transformation. Panelists will discuss reforms that streamline vendor engagement, improve transparency, and foster stronger public–private collaboration. Attendees will hear lessons learned from agencies that have successfully navigated procurement challenges to deliver smarter, faster, and more impactful services for New Yorkers. Moderator: Lydia Payne Johnson, Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government Phillip Intatano, Agency Chief Contracting Officer, Department of Buildings, New York City Carrie Smith, Chief Innovation & Technology Strategist, Dell Technologies Christine Weydig, Strategic Advisor, Public Sector, Schneider Electric Kim Yu, Director, Mayor's Office of Contract Services, Chief Procurement Officer, New York City |
4:15 pm Eastern |
End of SummitConference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change |
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Event Date: December 8 - 9, 2025
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