Across 2020, governments have pivoted strategies, initiated rapid adoption of new technologies, and re-envisioned civic engagement. With budgets tightening, there’s no turning back. Governments must continue modernizing to automate key processes, operate more efficiently, and continue to reach all members of their communities with the information and services they need.
Join Granicus and Guest Speaker Curt Savoie, Director of the Global Smart Cities Strategies program at the International Data Corporation (IDC) — a premier global provider of market intelligence and advisory services for the information technology industry – for a deep dive on how IT leaders can better steward the massive change efforts underway and prioritize the projects with the greatest impact to the citizen and government worker experience, starting with the public meeting process.
Guest Speaker:
Curt Savoie – International Data Corporation (IDC)
Curt Savoie is the Director, Global Smart Cities Strategies program. The central components of his work revolve around data: its use, security, meaning, accessibility, and governance. He brings to IDC a deep interest in algorithms, artificial intelligence, resiliency, identity, ethical considerations, privacy and anonymization, reducing information asymmetry, and how data can power a better future. At the intersection of theoretical, strategic, and practical experience in the domains of big data, analytics, urban informatics, city operations and innovation, data science workflows, and methodology he can help answer not just what but how and why.