COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST BRIEFING

Digital Transformation: The Cornerstone of US Intelligence

Date: Thursday, March 26, 2020
Location: Washington Marriott Metro Center

Breakfast & Discussion: 8:00-11:00am
Cost: Complimentary (Breakfast Included)
Credit: Training Certificate for 3 CPEs awarded by The George Washington University Center for Excellence in Public Leadership

Overview:

Technology innovation is a major tenant of government’s drive to secure and modernize its technology infrastructure. Agencies today are focused on understanding how digital technology can enhance their operational efficiency and mission success.

Data is the lifeblood of the intelligence community and is an operational advantage, fueling demand for advanced and increasingly automated solutions. Agencies are adopting modern data management practices to make data discoverable, accessible, and usable through secure, modernized systems and standards.

This briefing will feature Francis Rose, Host of Government Matters on WJLA TV interviewing government and industry experts on using technology as an enabler in the security domain.

Speakers:

John Roese
President and CTO,
Dell Technologies

Marlin Ritzman
Assistant Director,
Information Management Division,
Federal Bureau of Investigation

Cameron Chehreh
CTO and VP of Pre-Sales Engineering,
Dell Technologies Federal

Christopher Page
Command Information Officer,
Naval Intelligence Activity

Mark Krzysko
Principal Deputy Director,
Acquisition Policy and Analytics,
Enterprise Data, Dept. of Defense
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Geoffrey Fowler
Technology and Information Office,
Bureau of Intelligence and Research,
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Emily Barbero

Deputy Chief Data Officer
Branch Chief for the CIO
Mission Operations Branch
Office of Intelligence and Analysis
Department of Homeland Security

Francis Rose
(Event Moderator) &
Host of Government Matters
on WJLA-TV

Learning Objectives:

Delineate what is driving the demand for technology, tools and information for data protection and recovery.
Understand how broader cross-agency collaboration, coordination, information sharing, IT integration and elimination of silos is helping agencies keep pace and deliver actionable intelligence.
Discuss how cloud computing, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, machine learning, cybersecurity and new cutting-edge technologies are helping the IC fulfill its mission.
Review IC workforce challenges in the areas of recruiting, retention, diversity and stove-piped processes that provide opportunities for contractors to fill gaps.

Registration
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