Designing Services Around Citizen Needs: Achieving Seamless CX in the Digital Era
This panel discussion emphasizes creating government services focused on citizen needs, utilizing data analytics for personalized services, balancing security with accessibility, and fostering a citizen-centric organizational culture.
Panel Discussion: Designing Services Around Citizen Needs: Achieving Seamless CX in the Digital Era
- Understanding the importance of designing government services around citizen needs
- Leveraging data analytics for data-driven insights and tailored services
- Achieving a balance between security and accessibility in citizen-centric services
- Cultivating a workforce and organizational culture that values citizen-centricity
Featuring:
- Suresh Soundararajan, Chief Information Officer, Virginia Department of Health
- Dave Myers, Deputy Superintendent/Chief Information Officer, Virginia Department of Education
- Barbara J. Burkett, Director of Analytics, Research and Program Evaluation, Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services
- Nathaniel Parks, Sr. Solutions Engineer, Dynatrace
Moderator: Sarjoo Shah, Executive Director, Public Health Services, Oracle
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Kelly Zheng
Sr. Marketing Manager, Public Sector Network
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