Dept. of Air Force Deputy CIO Winston Beauchamp talks about how adopting an as-a-Service model, such as automated help desk services, has allowed the Dept. of Air Force to modernize and streamline their IT operations, reducing the need for on-site support and enable faster delivery on their mission.
Federal agency executives and industry leaders discuss embracing as-a-service models to stay agile and competitive.
Mittal Desai highlights the significant impact on operations, including reduced outages, increased uptime, faster feature deployments and improved security patching.
Defense Logistics Agency Acting CIO Karyn Runstrom talks about as-a-Service models playing an integral role in shaping the agency’s IT priorities.
Adriane Burton on the impact of procuring specialized services has streamlined the Health Resources and Services Administration’s operational efficiency.
Leidos’ Seth Abrams highlights faster delivery, cost savings, and tailored solutions as key benefits of managed service models, empowering federal agencies to prioritize their core missions while modernizing IT infrastructure and security operations.
FEMA CTO Ted Okada advocates a “people-first” approach and innovations to enhance disaster response efforts.
SVP of Maritime, Dave Lewis, shares insights on leveraging tailored services, on-demand procurement and rapid tech upgrades to boost agency productivity.
Leidos Chief Technologist Lexy Guenther on how providing IT end-user services allows NASA to focus on its core business of furthering space exploration and scientific research.
Leidos’ Enterprise and Cyber Solutions Operation CTO Sandra Lopez highlights what leaders need to think about in their IT transformation and modernization efforts.
