Public Sector Discussion: The trusted data requirements for today's federal mandates
Join an open discussion hosted by our US Public Sector Forum where we will unpack the multi-faceted data challenges facing government agencies, as well as those organizations which serve them. From implementing the FDTA to addressing the requirements from June's AI Executive Order and OMB M-25-06 outlining "zero trust" data architecture and AI deployment governance, these mandates require the same foundation: a governed, trusted, machine-readable data environment. But how is this best achieved?
Join us to discuss:
- How are today's government agencies activating these initiatives? What are the lessons learned so far?
- Are government employees and contractors educated in the requirements and how to fulfill them?
- What tools and technology are critical to accelerating compliance with these orders?
- Is DCAM (Data Management Capability Assessment Model) being adopted effectively to accelerate data management best practices in support of these requirements?
- What is the role of LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) and ontologies, such as FIBO (Financial Industry Business Ontology), in meeting these requirements?
This event is designed to be interactive and conversational in nature, allowing participants to ask questions and share their own perspectives. It is targeted in particular to federal government data leaders, CDOs, practitioners and their solution partners – all are welcome.
Discussion leaders include:
- John Bottega – President, EDM Association ; former Chief Data Officer for the US Department of the Treasury
- David Blaszkowsky – Product Director for FIBO, EDM Association; former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Department of the Treasury
- Alex Izotic – Manager, Data Excellence and Partner Programs, EDM Association
