Technology is changing at a rapid rate and leading to a surplus of data in the public sector. Governing Institute research found state and local government agencies are struggling to keep pace – 66 percent of respondents said outdated data is a problem in their departments. Agencies that prioritize data quality now will be well positioned for the future. On April 15th at 11am PT/2pm ET, Government Technology and Thomson Reuters are joining together to discuss a path forward for agencies that want to get a better handle on their data.

This informative webcast will cover:

• What good data hygiene looks like and the latest tools available to help you achieve it
• The potential impacts of dirty data on your agency and the public you serve
• Real-life examples of agencies that have successfully implemented data hygiene strategies

Speakers:

Rob Russell, Vice President, Government Investigative at Thomson Reuters
Teri Takai, Co-executive Director, Center for Digital Government
Zach Patton, Chief Editor, Content Studio, e.Republic - Moderator

Registration is complimentary and easy. For questions or registration assistance, please don't hesitate to contact to me.

We hope you can join us,

Brittany

Brittany Roberts
Registration Coordinator
Government Technology
916-932-1388 direct
broberts@govtech.com