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WEBINAR




INNOVATION AND AGILITY IN PROCUREMENT: DRIVING THE NEW WAY TO BUY TECHNOLOGY


OVERVIEW

APRIL 5
11AM PT, 2PM ET


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Governments scrambled to buy technology during the crisis to meet the needs of
their people. Processes were streamlined and emerging technologies were
introduced at a speed unknown to anyone associated with government. Procurement
and technology organizations re-evaluated their approach on how to manage their
risk with the introduction of concepts like quick pilots and failing fast.
Technology as-a-service played an integral role in this transformation. Now
what? This webinar will explore these key questions:

 * What did government do differently that worked?
 * How did technology and procurement organizations work together for success?
 * What process changes will continue into the future?
 * What did we learn to continue to drive innovation and agility in procurement?
   


SPEAKERS


KATRINA FLORY

STATE CIO/ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, OHIO DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, OFFICE
OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Ms. Flory has had a successful career in public service including Franklin
County, the Ohio Department of Taxation and the Ohio Department of
Administrative Services. She drives statewide efforts across organizations
improving operational excellence and realizing transformational program
outcomes. She was instrumental in building OIT from its roots and driving the
technology agendas of four Governors and seven State CIOs.

She has led efforts to establish and communicate the strategic direction for
OIT, oversee operations of critical enterprise shared services such as OAKS, the
InnovateOhio Platform, Ohio Business Gateway and eLicense system, as well as act
as a dynamic change agent for various technology initiatives.

Ms. Flory has a Bachelor of Arts from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.


JOHN QUINN

SECRETARY AND STATE CIO, VERMONT AGENCY OF DIGITAL SERVICES

Governor Scott appointed Secretary Quinn in April of 2017. John was selected to
lead the newly formed Agency of Digital Services, created by Gov. Scott. Since
April of 2017, ADS has saved taxpayers over fifteen million dollars and has
consolidated infrastructure and applications to reduce the number of IT systems
in state government. Cybersecurity has been at the forefront of the Agency’s
strategic plan, carefully and strategically using consolidation and
modernization as a way to strengthen the State’s cybersecurity posture. Before
his appointment as Secretary, John served as Gov. Scott’s Chief Innovation
Officer. John has been working in the public sector since 2001.


JAMES WEAVER

SECRETARY & STATE CIO, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

James "Jim" Weaver joined the N.C. Department of Information Technology in March
2021, with more than 30 years of leadership and management in the IT industry.
As secretary and state chief information officer, he leads the agency
responsible for strategic IT planning and the procurement and delivery of IT
services and solutions as well as cybersecurity and efforts to expand broadband
access and affordability across North Carolina.

Prior to NCDIT, Weaver served as director and state CIO at Washington Technology
Solutions. Weaver was also chief technology officer for the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, where he held chief technology officer and deputy CIO roles in
Pennsylvania’s departments of human services, aging and insurance. His expertise
with large-scale modernization efforts have been nationally recognized three
times by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO)
and twice by Computerworld Honors.

As secretary, Weaver chairs the North Carolina Information Technology Strategy
Board. He also serves on the several committees for the NASCIO, including its
executive committee and broadband advisory group. He also co-chairs the
Enterprise Architecture Committee.


TERI TAKAI — MODERATOR

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CENTER FOR DIGITAL GOVERNMENT

Teri Takai is the Senior Vice President of the Center for Digital Government, a
national research and advisory institute on information technology policies and
best practices in state and local government. She worked for Ford Motor Company
for 30 years in global application development and information technology
strategic planning. From Ford, she moved to EDS in support of General Motors.

A long-time interest in public service led her to the government sector, first
as CIO of the State of Michigan, then as CIO of the State of California, and
subsequently the CIO of the U.S. Department of Defense, the first woman
appointed to this role. She then served as the CIO for Meridian Health Plan. She
is a member of several industry advisory boards.


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