Presents
Accelerating Cloud Modernization through Migration within the Federal Government
February 3, 2022, 1:30-2:30 PM ET
1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***
Panel: Accelerating Cloud Modernization through Migration within the Federal Government
As Federal agencies work to realize their cloud smart strategies, shifting to modernizing in a way that leverages both cloud and hybrid environments to transform the way they manage their data have become more prevalent. This type of modernization allows these Federal agencies to support the increasing and evolving operational needs of their missions in a flexible manner. Join this panel to hear a discussion on the best practices used to make this acceleration within the Federal cloud, as well as the benefits accelerating cloud modernization through migration brings the Federal government.
Tune into this panel to hear from Federal topic experts on the reason to migrate to the cloud, common migration experiences, and the benefits cloud migration can bring. What lessons have these topic experts learned while making the shift to the cloud? What challenges have these topic experts faced while modernizing their agency’s cloud? What best strategies did they have to put in place to overcome these challenges?
Ryan Korn
Senior Cloud Architect & Program Manager, U.S. Department of Commerce
Brian Merrick
Director, Cloud Programs, U.S. Department of State
Gregg Judge
Deputy Director, Enterprise Cloud Management Agency, U.S. Army (invited)
Casey Cook
Cloud Architecture Branch Chief, U.S. Department of Agriculture (invited)
Moderator: Kiersten Patton
Working Group Program Manger, ATARC
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