Organizations were quick to dust off their contingency plans at the onset of the pandemic, but none were 100 percent positioned to seamlessly shift to a remote work environment. As organizations return to in-person work, many will function using a hybrid work model. Some organizations have indicated they may have up to or more than 50 percent of their workforce working from home, creating challenges for culture, skill building, and technology.
Join Amazon Web Services (AWS) Digital Government Leader Chuck Grindle and a panel of industry experts for a discussion on how people, processes, and technology are changed forever as a result of hybrid work and how governments are adapting to this new work environment.
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Pioneering the new hybrid work environment
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On-demand
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| Bill Jones |
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Chief Information Officer and Director of IT, City of Port St. Lucie, FL
Before his current role, Bill was the lead network engineer and technical coordinator for an IT services company in Fort Pierce, with clients in the medical, manufacturing, industrial, Government, and Legal fields
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| David Sullivan |
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Chief Executive Officer, Elizabeth River Crossing (ERC), Portsmouth, VA
Prior to assuming his current position, David served in leadership roles as ERC’s Director of Revenue, the Executive Director of the Slover Library in Norfolk Virginia, and Chief Information Officer for the City of Norfolk, Hampton Roads Transit and the City of Virginia Beach.
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Tracey Barnes
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Chief Information Officer, Indiana Office of Technology
Tracy Barnes was appointed by Gov. Eric J. Holcomb in March 2020. Tracy oversees IoT and provides strategic oversight of the State’s technology portfolio, as well as leadership on technology and cybersecurity policy.
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Craig Orgeron
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Executive Government Advisor, Amazon Web Services
Dr. Orgeron has extensive IT experience in both the private sector and the federal and state level of the public sector. Currently, Dr. Orgeron coaches state and local government executives through strategy, policy, and governance challenges to help them accelerate their journey to the cloud. Prior to joining AWS, he served as the Executive Director of the Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services (ITS) and CIO for the State of Mississippi, and President of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO).
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Chuck Grindle - Moderator
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Leader, Digital Government, Amazon Web Services
Chuck Grindle, Ph.D., is a retired Colonel with the U.S. Army. He is an Information Scientist who joined Amazon Web Services in March of 2020 as an Executive Government Advisor. Chuck specializes in information security, policy and strategy. Chuck previously served as Kentucky’s Chief Information Officer.
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