EVENTS
The Initiative on Collaborative Government will host a series of 2008 events on "Collaboration: An Effective Tool for Government Executives." These events will provide public-sector, private sector and non-profit leaders a forum for discussing mission challenges and potential collaborative government solutions. For the first series of events each seminar will examine a different type of collaboration. Seminars will consist of senior government executives who will participate in a discussion with an expert speaker and Federal government executive panelists.
The Initiative's summer 2008 event series includes the following seminar topics:
Managing Effective Collaboration with Multiple Service Providers – This seminar will look into applicable lessons in successfully managing multiple service providers and discuss their applicability to the federal government where agencies manage a blend of commercial service providers, in-house service providers, and services provided by other government agencies.
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Collaborating to Maximize Mission Value from Enterprise-wide IT – This seminar will be a discussion of how foreign, federal, state, and local governments leveraged collaboration among mission and IT experts to apply enterprise-wide IT approaches (e.g., IT consolidation or centralization) to maximize mission results.
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Enhancing Mission Results Through Information Collaboration – This seminar will analyze experiences of successful data exchanges across multiple jurisdictions and stakeholders and how Federal executives might apply successful strategies to enhance information collaboration via Federal data exchanges.
For additional questions about the 2008 series, please contact us via phone at (703) 227-4959 or email us at info@collaborativegov.org. |