2022 Creating a Culture of Data Sharing

At a time of heightened political divisions and distrust in government, data sharing across agencies is critical in order to improve community outcomes and restore public trust. While the volume of usable data collected by government agencies increases every day, the current approaches to cross-agency data sharing are often ad hoc and not designed for scale. To truly unlock the value of data, government leaders must embrace and implement a data-sharing culture. By doing so, governments can transform their data assets into meaningful insights and rapidly develop analytics solutions that allow public officials, government agencies, and health/community service organizations to capitalize on those insights for on-the-ground constituent impact. During this event, you’ll hear from leaders across New York City government and learn actionable and proven strategies for overcoming obstacles to data sharing and fostering a data-sharing culture.

This event is only open to Government Agencies and organizations. Presented By GCOM.

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9:00 AM	Breakfast & Registration
9:35 AM	Welcome & Introductory Remarks: Rick Nessel, Senior Vice President, GCOM Software
9:40 AM	Keynote: The Opportunity for Creating a Culture of data Sharing in NYC Martha Norick, Chief Analytics Officer and Director, Mayor's Office of Data Analytics
9:55 AM	Panel Session Carlos Rivero, VP Data & Analytics Client Outcomes, GCOM Software (moderator) Patti Bayross, CIO/EVP, Information Technology at New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Benny Thottam, Chief Information Officer, New York City Fire Department (FDNY) Deshard Stevens, Chief Information Officer, New York City Commission on Human Rights Andrew White, Deputy Commissioner for Policy, Planning & Measurement, NYC Administration for Children’s Services Council Member Jennifer Gutierrez, Chair, Technology Committee
10:50 AM	Q&A Session
11:10 AM	Closing Remarks By Rick Nessel, Senior Vice President, GCOM Software

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