The Future of Work in California - Innovate California 2023

In this session a panel of California state government executives come together to discuss the future of work in California with a focus on how leaders can best set their staff up for success in a remote or hybrid setting and what best practices exist for implementing new policies and technologies from afar. Featuring insights from Maisha Dottery, Sarah Soto-Taylor, Jaclyn Padilla, Brendan Murphy and Linda Misegadis.

Employee Training for a Future-Ready California - Innovate California 2023

In this keynote session, Stephanie Diamond Chief, Workforce Development Bureau, Human Resource Services Branch at the Department of Social Services, along with program partners, Anthology discusses how the Department has revolutionized how they train and track their employees. With a focus on building a workforce that has the opportunity to advance their careers.

Technology and Innovation: What is on the Horizon? - Innovate California 2023

In this keynote session, Devin Porr, Chief - Office of Performance & Innovation at CalTrans discusses technology and innovation with a focus on what's on the horizon at CalTrans.

Protecting Your Data with DevSecOps - Innovate California 2023

In this keynote session, Joseph Valeriano, Senior Solutions Architect at GitLab delves into how to harness devsecops to effectively protect data.

Stakeholder Engagement for 2023 and Beyond - Innovate California 2023

In this keynote session, Andy Krenz, Senior Director of Public Sector, ThoughtExchange shares strategies to overcome stakeholder engagement pitfalls and gain insight in an efficient and equitable way to fill in the key gaps facing most decisions and drive better outcomes.

California’s IT Strategy: 2023 and Beyond - Innovate California 2023

In this keynote session, Liana Crimmins, State Chief Information Officer and Director at the California Department of Technology discusses California's technology and digital strategy in 2023 and beyond with a focus on human centred government services.

AI in Action: Exploring Practical Applications of AI in the Public Sector

While AI has a number of benefits for business, and for humanity in general – everything from reliable weather forecasting to the elimination of tedious and repetitive tasks, sometimes truly understanding the practical opportunities of AI, and how these can be deployed within your department remain far-fetched and unclear. To help bridge the gap between robots taking over the world and the more relevant, timely and tangible opportunities AI provides we take a look at three public sector use cases from the ATO, Transport for NSW and Services Australia.

Tech & Tools for a Dispersed Workforce - Federal Government Innovation Show Canada

In this keynote session David Eskenazi, Principal Account Manager at Amazon Web Services discusses the technology and the tools helping facilitate innovation in dispersed workforces.