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Videos
August 26, 2010
Date: Thursday, August 26, 2010
Time: 10:00AM PDT / 1:00PM EDT
Duration: 0 Minutes
A State of Texas case study and ideas for making it a reality in your organization.
Despite today’s difficult economic environment, the demands upon State and Local Agencies for first-rate and transparent Citizen service are as great as ever. To keep up, the fragmented and siloed Data Management strategies of the past are evolving, and best practioners must embrace data integration and business analytics techniques to meet the demand. In this GovTech/SAP session, attendees will hear from the Texas Department of Information Resources and learn how and why it transformed itself from a transactional and siloed model to an integrated one that leverages data as an asset for improved, more cost-effective operations and citizen self-service.
Also the session will discuss how today’s enabling technologies and best practices are equally at home in large as well as small organizations, in mature centralized data environments or decentralized and evolving ones -- coming away with ideas on “how to make it work” for them.
You will learn:
John Miri
Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government
Former Director of E-Government, State of Texas
Todd Kimbriel
Information Resource Manager
Texas Department of Information Resources
Arthur Jordan
Enterprise Information Management Solution Principal
SAP
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