Overview

August 17

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As government organizations improve the maturity of their DevOps transformations, executive leaders are beginning to question how the people, process, culture and technology changes made during transformation are adding value to their agencies. With a streamlined organization and delivery process in place, why is it still so difficult to deliver innovative, new capabilities at the drop of a hat? What is the long-term value of the transformation investment made so far, and how will recent changes help address the future demands of their organization?

On August 17 at 1:00 PM Central, join us for a webinar on the value stream of technology in government, and how to connect your IT team’s investments with outcomes for the community you serve.

In this proactive session we will discuss:

  • Why industry analysts are positioning value stream approaches as the next wave of IT innovation
  • How executive leaders can identify and prioritize high value deliverables despite the pressures introduced by digital transformation efforts
  • What a shift to value stream-based approaches means for agencies looking to drive customer satisfaction from their DevOps transformations

Speakers

 

Julian Fish

Director of Product Management, Micro Focus

Julian is responsible for the Value Stream Management and DevOps product strategy within Micro Focus. With over 20 years’ experience in the IT industry, he has worked in domains as diverse as infrastructure management, database administration, software development, quality management, release orchestration and IT operations. Julian has helped dozens of large organizations and agencies transition their application development processes from traditional approaches to Continuous Delivery, DevOps and product Value Stream based approaches.

 

William (Bill) Rials, Ph.D. — Moderator

Associate Director and IT Professor, Tulane University and Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government

William (Bill) Rials, Ph.D., is a professor and associate director (department chair) of the Tulane University School of Professional Advancement IT and Cybersecurity Program, where he focuses on continually delivering and updating the program curriculum based on innovative and emerging technologies. Before transitioning to academia and higher education, he had a diverse government technology career delivering value to state agencies, local governments, and law enforcement agencies throughout the State of Mississippi. He has served in CIO, CTO, and CISO roles for local governments and also in various leadership positions within the state of Mississippi’s IT organization as a deputy to the state CIO.