How Healthcare.gov Dared Greatly and Won

Today’s health insurance marketplace has come a long way from the cost sinkhole many predicted it would become. Healthcare.gov became the biggest challenge in Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) 50-year history.

A year into development, Henry Chao, the Deputy CIO at CMS, made a daring decision to change course and adopt new technologies that effectively supported CMS’s modern marketplace initiative.

Join MarkLogic and Carahsoft at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge on Wednesday, June 8th to hear how Henry Chao, Former Deputy CIO, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, and his leadership team dared greatly and won with Healthcare.gov. Also, hear from Jimmy Earley, Former CIO of South Carolina, and how state government organizations are solving operational data integration challenges.

Time	Agenda Item	Speaker
09:30am	Check-In & Breakfast
10:00am	Welcome	Tom Byrne, VP of SLED, MarkLogic
10:10am	Using Data to Improve Public Services	Jimmy Earley, Former CIO, South Carolina
10:45am	How Healthcare.gov Dared Greatly and Won	Henry Chao, Former Deputy CIO, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
11:15am	What Solving the Data Problem Can Look Like
11:45am	Q&A	All Speakers
12:00pm	Closing Statements

*Breakfast will be provided.

Questions? Contact me.

Esme Huber
Territory Sales Manager, SLED East Central Region
MarkLogic Corporation

esme.huber@marklogic.com

703-854-8568 (Direct)

Speaker and Presenter Information

Presented by:

Henry Chao, Former Deputy CIO, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid,

Jimmy Earley, Former CIO, South Carolina

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