Drawing on their combined experience with innovation efforts in federal, local, and nonprofit civic organizations, a panel of government practitioners at AGL Summit discussed key elements for leading change in the risk-averse public sector.
At AGL Summit on May 23 in Sacramento, government practitioners from state and local agencies and civic technology firms participated in open space discussion on the future of government digital services in California.
At AGL Summit, Miriam Barcellona Ingenito, Director of the Financial Information System for California (FI$Cal), spoke about her department’s efforts to use design thinking to collaborate on serving customers better.
At AGL Summit: Kristen Morton, Enterprise Agile Transformation Coach at Red Hat, discussed how teams can work better together by adopting project management approaches that allow for better collaboration and creativity.
At AGL Summit, a panel of government innovators discussed how modular procurement can help agencies break large projects into smaller chunks of work to enable best digital services practices, improved accountability, and better outcomes.
At AGL Summit on May 23 in Sacramento, Ann Dunkin offered insights on how governments can create a culture of learning and collaboration for successful innovation efforts.
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.
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.