How Technology Can Be Innovative, Transformative & Affordable

September 30, 2009

Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Time: 10:00PM PDT / 1:00AM EDT
Duration: 0 Minutes

Date: Thursday, October 1, 2009
Duration: 60 mins

How they found new ways to expand service delivery and citizen engagement through the use of low or no cost technologies
About the opportunities they discovered to improve and more fully utilize existing investments in applications and infrastructure
Which technologies are returning the most "bang for the buck" and worthy investments even in challenging times
How multi-jurisdictional collaboration is spreading the investment burden and creating shared success
Ways the creative and effective use of information technology are actually returning significant organizational savings

Featured Speakers:

500, 000 or more population category:
1st Place - Oakland County, Michigan
Phil Bertolini, Deputy County Executive & CIO

250,000 - 499,000 population category:
1st Place - Loudoun County, Virginia
Eugene Troxell, Director of Information Technology

150,000-249,999 population category:
1st Place - Roanoke County, Virginia
Bill Greeves, IT Director

Moderated by:
Todd Sander
Director, Digital Communities
Deputy Director, Center for Digital Government

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