Description

According to recent research, over two-thirds of Federal agencies have already deployed robotic process automation and artificial intelligence to facilitate their missions. Metrics for the successful deployment of these emerging technologies have demonstrated a significant increase in the speed of service delivery, saving thousands of hours of annual work time while also substantially lowering costs and reducing data processing errors.

This panel of government practitioners will explore how they are using emerging technologies to gain significant return on investment, speed of deployment of capability, and reduced operating costs.

This event is on the record. 

There are 1 CEU available for this program. 

Learning objectives:

• Explore how agencies are deploying artificial intelligence, robotic process automation and low code solutions to meet their mission.
• Discuss the role of emerging technologies in spurring innovation in government.
• Review how low code solutions in government are accelerating digitalization through integration of data across the cloud.

Speakers:

Anthony Cavallo, Robotic Process Automation Program Director (Acting), Office of Financial Management, Robotic Process Automation Division, U.S. General Services Administration (invited)

Edward Dowgiallo, Senior Technical Advisor, U.S. Department of Transportation

Amanda Mitchell, Program Manager, AI/ML Integration and Transformation, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (invited)

Gardy Rosius, Associate Deputy CIO of Architecture, Engineering, Technology, & Innovation (AETI), Office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO), U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

Moderator: Jason Miller, Executive Editor, Federal News Network