Vision 2023: Transforming Ohio Through Technology

The technology revolution that has reshaped consumer markets has now arrived at the state level. Case in point: the State of Ohio, where state, local and educational organizations are moving quickly to integrate innovative technologies that can drive better decision-making while lowering the cost of ownership for IT systems. Incorporating new technologies also creates opportunities to reimagine the future workforce, for both the public and private sectors.

Guiding Ohio’s transformation is the Department of Administrative Services’ IT Innovation Technology Strategic Plan for 2020-2022, which focuses on digital experience, data analytics, enterprise shared services, on premise or in public clouds, and collaboration. The strategic plan identifies five priorities: cybersecurity and risk management; digital services/digital government; data management and analytics; identity and access management; and workforce. To deliver on these priorities, the InnovateOhio Platform provides integrated, scalable capabilities that enable agencies to become more user-centric and data-driven.

Join us, online or at this live event, as thought leaders from Ohio agencies and the business community discuss their high-level vision and day-to-day objectives in adopting new technologies to revolutionize government IT.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify ways Ohio agencies are incorporating innovative technologies into new user-oriented experiences
• Delineate metrics being used to quantify cost savings, measure security and accessibility, and improve the human-centered government experience’
• Review cybersecurity measures being taken by agencies to protect critical infrastructure and provide secure services to Ohio residents and companies

Agenda12:00 noon – Event Check In & Networking

1:00 PM – Fireside Chat: Technology Innovation in GovernmentInnovation in technology is driving a more streamlined constituent experience, enabling data integration for better decision-making, and lowering the cost of ownership of IT for agencies in Ohio. Whether supporting more citizen web portals, refining emergency response, or applying for licenses online, agency technologists are using innovation as a tool for change.

>>> This discussion will provide insight on how agencies can meet current and future needs using innovative technologies.  

2:00 PM – Building a Resilient GovernmentA resilient digital tomorrow is the result of steps taken today that ensure that the digital ecosystem is secure.

>>> This session will take a strategic look at how agencies are modernizing technology, securing citizen identity and privacy, and enhancing government’s responsiveness to Ohioans.

3:00 PM – Combating Cyber Threats in GovernmentFederal, state, and local agencies stand together in the fight to prevent and recover from cyberattacks, as their communities increasingly become targets of hackers and other cyber criminals. Cybersecurity risks range from data exploitation; insider threats; third-party practices as outsourcing increases; ransomware; identity theft; and fraudulent access to state government services.

>>> This panel will explore how agencies are tackling cyber threats to protect critical infrastructure and provide secure services to the people of Ohio.

4:00 PM – Wrap-Up, Networking, and Reception

Complimentary:    $ 0.00