Overview

December 3
10AM PT, 1PM ET

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Agentic AI promises to take on real work, but putting it into production can introduce new problems. Sensitive data may leave the organization’s environment, token-based pricing can make costs difficult to predict, and integration work can turn a promising AI initiative into a months-long project.

Private, on-premises agentic AI offers a different path. Private AI keeps all data inside the organization and connects directly to documents, databases and applications. State and local governments and education institutions can maintain control over sensitive information, establish more predictable costs and easily use agents to improve workflows.

Join us for a practical look at what a private agentic AI platform can do. You’ll see the technology in action during a live demo, including how the platform can be deployed quickly, connect with existing data and applications, and use natural language to build agents that support real organizational workflows.

Why attend:

  • See private agentic AI in a live demo.
  • Keep sensitive data within your environment.
  • Build agents for real-world workflows.

Attend the live webinar to obtain your complimentary certificate of attendance

Speakers

 

Todd Sherman

VP, Strategic Alliances, Iterate.ai

Todd Sherman, VP Strategic Alliances at Iterate, where he leads strategic partnerships. His experience includes executive positions at Fortune 100 companies and startups, with expertise in strategic planning, sales, marketing and engineering bringing new products to market and building the business ecosystems to support growth.

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Jeff Liborio

Director, Strategic AI Partnerships, NetApp

Jeff Liborio is a technology partnerships leader focused on AI, cloud, and data infrastructure where he drives to build and scale partner ecosystems that drive innovation and business growth for NetApp.

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Christie Burris — Moderator

Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government

Christie is the former Chief Data Officer for the State of North Carolina. In that capacity, she led the NC Department of Information Technology’s statewide development of enterprise data strategies. She also served as the director of NCDIT’s Government Data Analytics Center (GDAC), where she guided the state’s use of integrated data to support public safety, fraud, compliance, healthcare, finance and performance and policy decision analysis. Prior to this, she served as the Executive Director for the state-designated health information exchange, leading a successful effort to deliver a state mandate for interoperability across the care continuum. Burris holds a B.A. in journalism from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and Government Chief Information Officer Certification from the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Government. She received a State Leadership award from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers in 2019 and was among the 50 leaders recognized in 2025 by State Scoop for making a positive impact in the government IT community and in public service.

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