2022 Florida Digital Summit

10:00 AM	Registration & Networking
10:40 AM	Keynote speaker
11:00 AM	Government Modernization in Florida The pandemic exposed serious shortcomings regarding our outdated systems but also our abilities to be inspired through a rapid call to action from tech and government leaders, advocacy groups, healthcare workers, entrepreneurs and engineers. There are numerous examples of teams getting it right and it is time to share best practices. We know it's time to take modernization more seriously and in a faster manner. The question is: Where to begin? How can we cut through the usual red tape and get things to progress faster and more efficiently? This session discusses where to focus, what to prioritize, and how to proceed. Christophe St. Luce, Assistant City Administrator, City of Bradenton Greg Chavarria - City Manager, City of Fort Lauderdale
12:00 PM	Lunch
1:00 PM	Navigating Threats to Cyber and Physical Infrastructure Somewhere nearby is another crisis or disaster waiting to happen. It might be nature’s wrath, a cyberattack, a sudden social upheaval or a new pandemic. Even with the latest innovations in place, the infrastructure and technology used to keep the people of Florida safe, healthy, moving and connected are never invincible. Our panelists will discuss how government agencies are balancing digital vs. analog, expanding broadband access, implementing 5G networks, protecting net neutrality, modernizing transportation technology and how the public and private sector can work together to build resilient infrastructure and public safety services in the face of a second wave or a similar emergency situation. Margaret Brisbane, Director of the Information Technology Department, Miami Dade County Maurice Jenkins, Chief Innovation Officer, Miami international Airport
2:00 PM	Biggest Tech Developments in Florida This panel will discuss innovative and current tech developments that are changing the way the people of Florida live and do business. Conversations about cryptocurrency’s influence, the ways to further broadband access, digital equity in the schools, extending the use of AI in government, and navigating up and coming industries to continue to make Florida a leader in innovation. Panelists will also discuss ways to introduce diverse new talent into the workforce, laying a foundation for inclusive growth, capitalprograms and initiatives, and blockchain strategy. Ramin Kouzehkanani, Chief Information & Innovation Officer, Hillsborough County Government Tamecka McKay, CIO/IT Director, Information Technology Services, City of Fort Lauderdale Tim Johnson, Director, loT Sales, T-Mobile
3:00 PM	Sessions Conclude

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