From AI and IoT to RPA and Blockchain to DevSecOps and Human Centered Design, emerging technology solutions, products and processes offer opportunities to support the Federal mission and modernization mandate that were unavailable just a few short years ago.

Join us for the G2Xchange/FedHealthIT Disruptive Tech Summit: Change Agents Shifting the Landscape. This event will bring together Federal IT leaders, innovators, game changers and disruptors that are leading and transforming federal information technology. Learn about their mission focused priorities, challenges, road blocks and opportunities they are driving on behalf of their organizations. And engage with industry leaders that are pushing the envelope and unleashing these new disruptive technologies in Federal IT.

Fireside Chat: Disruptive Tech Shifting the Federal Government Landscape

Jose Arrieta, Chief Information Officer, Department of Health and Human Services (Confirmed)

Gerard Badorrek, Chief Financial Officer, General Services Administration (Confirmed)

EXECUTIVE KEYNOTE PANELISTS

Lauren Alexanderson, Health Product & Human Center Design, US Digital Service, Department of Veterans Affairs (Awaiting Final Confirmation)

Gil Alterovitz, MD, Director of Artificial Intelligence, Department of Veterans Affairs (Confirmed)

Clare Bayley, Director, Product & Strategic Operations, United States Digital Service (Confirmed)

Edward Dowgiallo, Chief Enterprise Architect, Change Agent Leading Intelligent Automation, Department of Transportation (Confirmed)

Jeffrey Grant, Director of Operations, Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (Confirmed)

Sanjay Gupta, Chief Technology Officer, Small Business Administration (Confirmed)

Hank Knaack, User Experience Research, Strategy and Design Manager, United States Digital Service (Confirmed)

Drew Myklegard, Director, API Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Veterans Affairs (Confirmed)

Oki Mek, Senior Advisor to the HHS Chief Information Officer, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Health and Human Services (Confirmed)

Michael Palmer, United States Digital Service, Department of Homeland Security (Awaiting Final Confirmation)

Misu Tasnim, United States Digital Service, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (Confirmed)

Please note we will have a photographer at this event and will post pictures on social media and FedHealthIT.com