National Archives CIO Sheena Burrell takes chief innovation role at FDIC
Sheena Burrell will join FDIC at a time when the agency’s FDiTech office is expected to revert back to a more external and forward-leaning approach to innovation.
Sheena Burrell will join FDIC at a time when the agency’s FDiTech office is expected to revert back to a more external and forward-leaning approach to innovation.
The 2023 policy change modified 2022 agency guidance on third-party messaging platforms.
NARA’s CTO says the agency has gone all in on the technology, with pilots on auto-filling metadata, PII redaction, FOIA processing and more.
Federal Leadership Sheena Burrell serves as the Chief Information Officer for the National Archives and Records Administration, where she is responsible for the organization’s digital infrastructure and the preservation of vast amounts of government records. Burrell has been a key figure in advancing NARA’s digital transformation initiatives, including efforts to digitize records and ensure their […]
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A National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases official who said he was told how to make emails “disappear” shines a light on the difficult task of managing electronic government records.
Federal Leadership After a more than two-and-a-half-year run as the National Archives and Records Administration’s deputy CIO, Burrell in August 2022 was elevated to the agency’s top IT role, where she’s charged with overseeing the safeguarding of information and digital and natural digital records for the federal government. A former IT official at NASA and […]
Agencies must treat records in collaboration platforms like all other federal records, in compliance with the administration’s approved records schedules, NARA announced in a bulletin.
“We’re seeing more creative ways in terms of repayment, not necessarily just saying I have investment A and I need to take the cost savings from investment A to be able to repay the TMF,” NARA CIO Sheena Burrell said.
Agencies must update their public records systems in order to ensure their systems work with FOIA.gov, a requirement established in a 2019 White House memo.