VIDEO: Eduardo Ortiz, an expert designer who formerly served as Creative Director and Director of Common Platforms at U.S. Digital Service, discusses the importance of user centered design in government at AGL Summit.
At AGL Summit on May 23 in Sacramento, a panel of civic practitioners discussed lessons learned and recommended strategies for modernizing digital services in the state of California.
At AGL Summit, Lloyd Levine explained the importance of bringing the public sector up to speed on the adoption of modern technologies and policies.
AGL Academy, a resource for public servants provided by AGL, is featured in Apolitical's list of teams and resources around the world that are "teaching government the skills of the future."
At AGL Summit on May 23, Chaeny Emanavin, Director of the Office of Innovation for the California Health and Human Services Agency, gave a lightning talk on recent efforts to improve government operations in California.
Adam Dondro, CIO for California Health and Human Services Agency, explained in his opening remarks that the intent of AGL Summit was to promote actionable conversation for moving government digital services forward.
In the latest AGL Live panel discussion, leaders of change in government organizations shared tips on bridging silos and spanning boundaries for lasting transformation.
The inevitability of government modernization has brought a moment of opportunity for everyone who wants to be part of delivering better digital services -- and the AGL Summit will fuel conversations on this topic.
AGL Summit, which is set for May 23 in Sacramento, was mentioned in a Techwire article outlining the event's speaker lineup and agenda, centered around government digital services, agile practices, modern procurement, and similar topics.
AGL was mentioned in a Government Technology article contributed by user experience expert Jesse Taggert, highlighting the value of a "start-small" approach to improving public sector IT.