Legacy systems are the backbone of many public sector operations, but they can hinder innovation, scalability, and security. This panel will explore strategies for modernizing legacy applications, emphasizing the importance of balancing operational continuity with technological advancements. Experts will share insights on overcoming challenges such as technical debt, migration hurdles, and change management while ensuring minimal disruption to critical services.

Join us to learn how agencies are leveraging cloud-native solutions, microservices, and automation to transform legacy systems into agile, future-ready platforms.

 The demand for rapid application development and deployment is growing in the public sector. Low-code and no-code platforms are revolutionizing how government agencies design and deliver services by reducing development time and empowering non-technical teams.

This panel will feature discussions on how these platforms are being used to improve citizen engagement, optimize workflows, and drive innovation across agencies. Hear from leaders about successful implementations, challenges faced, and the transformative impact of democratizing application development.

 The shift to cloud-first strategies is reshaping how public sector agencies build and maintain resilient applications. By embracing the scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency of cloud technologies, agencies are unlocking new capabilities to meet the growing demands of citizens and stakeholders.

This panel will delve into best practices for cloud migration, optimizing hybrid environments, and enhancing application security in a cloud-first landscape. Discover how agencies are achieving operational excellence and preparing for future challenges by harnessing the power of the cloud.

 As public sector agencies modernize their applications, security remains a top priority. Implementing Zero Trust principles is essential to safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring application integrity in today’s threat landscape.

This panel will focus on integrating Zero Trust architecture into application modernization efforts, addressing challenges such as identity management, access control, and securing APIs. Experts will share strategies for fostering a security-first culture and aligning modernization efforts with evolving federal cybersecurity mandates.