Available on Demand | June 12, 2025 | 1 Hour | 1 CPE

The introduction of cloud has remade the government IT landscape. In the early days of government adoption, cloud was seen as a cost-saving measure as agencies were encouraged to move their on-premises data centers to the cloud, reducing dependence on legacy storage and real estate expenses. But as the technology has evolved and agencies have adopted more cloud solutions, it has become clear that it can provide a better experience for employees and citizens alike.

That evolution is still under way. Cloud creates opportunities for modernizing legacy toolsets, improving the productivity of legacy IT and giving agency workers better ways to meet their mission needs. Employing standardized, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) tools provides agencies with an integrated system of work that reduces context switching, optimizes costs, and increases throughput.

Featured Speakers:

David Bottom, Chief Information Officer, Securities & Exchange Commission

David Bottom
Chief Information Officer,
Securities & Exchange Commission
Dr. Jay Eckles, Division Director for Application Development, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Dr. Jay Eckles
Division Director for Application Development,
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Dr. Matthew Graviss, Chief Technology Officer, Public Sector, Atlassian

Dr. Matthew Graviss
Chief Technology Officer,
Public Sector,
Atlassian
Michael Kennedy, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

Michael Kennedy
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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