To help be well-positioned for success, US life sciences and health care organizations should be agile, adapting to new business models, emerging technologies, climate, and consumer-driven care. Deloitte leaders examine the trends shaping the industry and how they may accelerate the journey to an innovative, more equitable Future of Health. We’ll discuss: Key issues transforming the life sciences and health care ecosystem Expected change...

Leveraging Data Analytics with Google Cloud: In our second webinar we’ll share ways to think outside the box when it comes to data analytics and how different AI tools can be used in a variety of settings for enhanced mission impact.

Participants will explore the impact AI can have on the health care industry and how they can do more to leverage AI to transform processes and achieve a competitive edge. AI is delivering significant business benefits today—and its potential to shape the future of health is even greater. Life sciences and health care leaders have only just begun to realize the benefits AI has to offer. We’ll discuss: Current state of AI adoption H...

Mobile device data faces significant security threats, creating very real danger for government agencies and corporations. How can you deal effectively with the risk of a data breach and the theft of personally identifiable information in a bring your own device (BYOD) era? We'll discuss: Strategies for managing a BYOD strategy, including what information can and should be monitored and the privacy implications of monitoring. Accessible vs. in...

Advances in technology offer CIOs an unprecedented opportunity to help their agencies do more with less. How can you boost productivity, enhance service, and drive innovation by strategically combining post-digital forces? We'll discuss Impacts of five key forces – mobile, social, analytics, cloud, and cyber – and how they can help agencies reinvent how work gets done. Delivering extraordinary value via modest investments on top of...

Many government agencies and departments have been victimized or may be vulnerable to fraud, waste, and abuse. Yet the public sector has generally taken a cat and mouse approach to fraud. How can private sector advances help change the game? We'll discuss: The pay-and-chase approach to fraud – where fraudsters escape with the cheese and static mousetraps are set in response. Potential risks to government organizations' financial assets,...

We invite you to join us for the next program from the Future of Financial Crime speaker series, “Latitudes and Attitudes – Zooming in on Geospatial Data, Privacy and the Law in the Digital Age.” Advancements in technology now make it much easier and less expensive to collect and monitor an individual’s location. Government agencies around the world are beginning to recognize the power of this information to address a n...

In today’s global economy, nations and development programs alike can make progress against their goals by engaging in collaborative, scalable, and mutually beneficial partnerships with the private sector. We’ll discuss: • Macroeconomic and political factors increasing the importance of public-private collaborations and creating shared value for all stakeholders involved. • Identification of private sector priorities and...

After his recent State of the Union address, President Obama issued an executive order to improve the security of the nation's critical infrastructure, underscoring the growing threat of cyberterrorism to national and economic security. What may be the true state of our critical infrastructure security, and what can this executive order mean for your enterprise? We'll discuss: The changing nature of the threats to America's critical infrastruc...

Amid intense debate over the future of talent development, U.S. government and business leaders are searching for fresh perspectives and leading practices to foster innovation, performance, and growth. We’ll discuss: • Challenges with the U.S. talent pool, including the growing mismatch between the demand for talent and its current supply for government agencies. • Which of six key public policies associated with talent develop...