How Federal employees have adapted to working remotely - CIO Perspectives

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COVID-19 forced Federal agencies to quickly respond to an explosive global crisis, while protecting their employees and serving constituents, all without face-to-face interaction. The government’s massive response effort resulted in a rapid, transformative impact on the workforce. Now that agencies have had a chance to refocus their response efforts from triage to recovery, one thing remains clear — agency operations and employee expectations have forever changed. This webinar will provide the results of a government-wide survey of agency response actions, on-going challenges, and future actions, followed by a discussion with key agency executives.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

Top challenges agencies dealt with and continue to face as a result of COVID-19
How agencies feel the end of CARES Act may impact budgets and ongoing IT modernization
How Federal employees have adapted to working remotely
What are the highest ranked issues regarding employee safety and productivity
Security concerns Federal agencies face

Speaker and Presenter Information

Keith Bluestein, CIO, Office of the Chief Information Officer, U.S. Small Business Administration*
Patrick Flanders, Deputy Assistant Director for Information Operations and Chief Information Officer, DHA*
Mark Forman, Vice President Digital Government Strategy, SAIC
Jared Shellaway, Senior Director Research Services, Market Connections
Mike Smoyer, President, Digital Government Institute
Mike Tartakovsky, CIO NIAID, Director Office of the Cyber Infrastructure and Computational Biology, National Institutes of Health*

*Pending Agency Approval