Overview

March 3

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Far too many public agencies continue to struggle with repetitive IT service management tasks like onboarding and offboarding employees or updating usernames and passwords. Many organizations still handle these and other tasks manually – or automate them through a patchwork of scripts and APIs. In fact, just 7 percent of state and local governments participating in a new national survey said their IT service desk provides best-in-class service.

Join Government Technology March 3 to learn how your organization can implement smart service management that uses self-service, online knowledge bases and automation to reduce the drain on your IT resources and deliver a better experience to end users.

Register now to:

-- Hear results from our new nationwide survey of IT service management in state and local government

-- See how to create effective IT service portals and knowledge bases

-- Learn how integration and automated workflows can radically streamline issue resolution

 

Speakers

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Andrew Graf

Chief Product Officer, TeamDynamix

Andrew is the Chief Product Strategist for TeamDynamix. His passion lies in helping organizations thrive in an ever-changing environment. As a co-founder of TeamDynamix, Andrew is well versed in the common issues facing IT leaders– as the need for increased IT Maturity rises, he is able to help map out a way forward.

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Jen Chi

Senior Solutions Engineer, TeamDynamix

Jennifer Chi is an expert in Service Management offering insights around how to best roll out an enterprise service platform with integration to facilitate better collaboration and workflow. With over 15 years of experience, Jennifer has worked with hundreds of organizations to improve service delivery, response times and team collaboration.

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Otto Doll — Moderator

Senior Fellow/Center for Digital Government

As the Minneapolis CIO for seven-plus years, Mr. Doll was responsible for all city IT services. He also served as South Dakota's CIO for 15 years with responsibility for all state government computing, telecommunications, radio, and public broadcasting.