Workday Government’s Cliff Purkey and Groundswell’s Alicia Dube say real-time visibility into workforce skills, readiness and retirement risk is critical as hiring bottlenecks strain capacity.

TransUnion’s Stuart Levy says agencies must embrace multi-layered, risk-based identity strategies as digital services grow and fraud tactics accelerate.

Arizona Department of Health Services’ Susan Robinson and Slalom’s Andrea Danes detail how modern platforms, skilled teams and strategic partnerships are reshaping public health delivery.

As threat velocity increases, Salesforce’s Paul Tatum says agentic AI is needed to shoulder the routine mission work that has long constrained defense readiness.

By replacing spreadsheet-based processes with FedRAMP-authorized automated workflows, federal agencies can gain real-time visibility, improve audit readiness, and reduce risk by strengthening compliance with key mandates.

Illinois CIO Brandon Ragle and Rackspace’s Jeff Martinez discuss how states can modernize legacy systems while delivering faster, more resilient digital services for residents.

TransUnion SVP Jeff Huth shares how agencies can improve efficiency while safeguarding against fraud.

World Wide Technology CTO for Government John Evans shares how AWS and systems integrators are helping agencies shed technical debt, improve resiliency and deliver more efficient services.

Databricks’ Todd Schroeder explains why agencies are prioritizing the use of AI that works across existing data environments, saving time and infrastructure costs.

With mounting security mandates and growing complexity, HPE’s Bob Friday says federal IT leaders must look to AI-enabled, cloud-based models to meet mission needs.