Federal agencies across the board are adopting data strategies to enhance their own operations, enhance the quality of decision making, and improving service. A data strategy results from the growth in data as a distinct element, separate from applications and other parts of the information technology chain.
In thisexclusive executive briefing, the following federal practitioners provide insight into agency data strategies, analytics platforms and programs:
Jasmeen Bowmaster, Information Technology Data Management Analyst, Office of the Chief Data Officer, U.S. General Services Administration
David Charbonneau, Chief, Information Collection and Analysis Branch, Program Implementation and Information Division, Office of Resource Conservation and Recovery, Office of Land and Emergency Management, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Robert Dolan Jr., Market Segment Director, Public Sector, Tableau
Mark E. Krzysko, Deputy Director, Acquisition Data, Office of the Under Secretary for Defense for Acquisition & Sustainment, Strategy, Data and Design, OUSD A&S/SD&D, Department of Defense
Laura Kurup, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer (OIT), U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Renata Maziarz, Acting Director, Office of Data Transparency, USAspending.gov Product Owner, Bureau of the Fiscal Service
Dan Miller, Executive Vice President of Sales, Services & Support, Tableau
Ted Okada, Chief Technology Officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency
Howard Whyte, Chief Information Officer and Chief Privacy Officer, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation