AFCEA Bethesda's Monthly Breakfast

Leveraging Data as an Enterprise Asset
There is no lack of data in government and the challenges of managing data, how to leverage it and make good organizational decisions about it are increasingly on the minds of government leaders everywhere. Government leaders are continually asking themselves how they can use data efficiently, maximize the value of data, and leverage data on demand to better serve their mission – especially in the areas of government that impact citizens public health and safety.

Technology is critical in helping obtain value from data, keeping it secure and protecting the privacy of those that it was collected from. But, how do we go about technically supporting and obtaining value from various data sources that are associated and often contain  inconsistencies? What do data architects, enterprise architects and data operators need to facilitate this without pursuing costly data cleansing efforts? How do we protect and secure the data and the privacy of those it was collected from while still harnessing the power of it?

Join AFCEA Bethesda on November 13 for “Leveraging Data as an Enterprise Asset” an executive breakfast discussion on the future of leveraging data as an enterprise asset. 

Panelists will discuss:

• Establishing a data and information management strategy
• Technically supporting and obtaining value from data
• Leveraging data to improve citizen services
• Using technology to remove data silos and create data repositories
• Protecting and securing data