Overview

March 27

Health and human services caseworkers spend too much time on manual tasks and convoluted workflows. Eighty percent of HHS employees say these challenges impact their ability to deliver constituent services, according to new Center for Digital Government research.

Join us to learn how your agency can use intelligent automation to streamline process bottlenecks, eliminate paper and ultimately empower caseworkers to deliver vital services your residents depend on. Experts from UiPath and the Center for Digital Government will:

Analyze the research findings and offer important takeaways for HHS leaders and managers
Show how AI-powered automation can eliminate manual tasks, reduce paper, and simplify access to siloed systems and data
Offer practical tips for starting and sustaining high-impact modernization efforts

Speakers

Amy Marchibroda

Vice President of State and Local Government and Education, UiPath

Amy has more than 25 years of experience in the software industry. She has worked with customers in government, financial services, retail, manufacturing, legal and professional services. She has a solid track record of producing/achieving results in new and rapidly changing environments and maintaining strong customer and partner relationships.

Pradeep Paruchuri

Sr. Director, Solutions Engineering, Public Sector, UiPath

Pradeep Paruchuri leads the Solutions Engineering practice for US Public Sector customers at UiPath. Over the last 7 years, as part of his role at UiPath, Pradeep advised hundreds of Public Sector customers on their automation journey, starting with identifying the first set of processes to scaling to thousands of automations and will be bringing some of the best practices and lessons learned to this discussion. Pradeep has over 18 years of experience providing architecture and technology strategy for digital transformation initiatives for some of the largest Public Sector agencies.

Jennifer Kent — Moderator

Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government

Jennifer Kent has more than fifteen years of extensive health administration and policy experience in California that spans over three gubernatorial administrations and encompasses both private and public delivery systems. As Director, Kent oversaw the second largest public healthcare system in the nation with an annual budget of over $100B and serving approximately 13 million Californians. She oversaw the administration of twenty-four managed care plans as well as 56 county behavioral health plans. Kent has also held leadership roles in the Health & Human Services Agency and Governor’s offices as well as experience in the private sector as a lobbyist, consultant and association executive.

Webinar

Intelligent Automation for HHS: Empower Your Team to Deliver Better Services