february, 2020
11feb5:30 pm8:30 pmGo Public - Why Public Sector could be your ‘Plan A’ Career Path?
Event Details
REGISTER NOW If you think working in the public sector means settling for sub-par technology and endless red-tape in return for a guaranteed pension – think again!
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If you think working in the public sector means settling for sub-par technology and endless red-tape in return for a guaranteed pension – think again! Technology plays a huge role in the delivery of government services at the local, regional and national level. Citizens expect a consumer-level experience at an affordable price point. They also hold government agencies to a higher standard of data privacy and protection than all of the other services they consume online. All this at a time when the Internet of Things provides the opportunity to sensor-enable almost any municipal process from balancing swimming pool chemicals to intelligent traffic signalling.
Komatsu Speaker: Shari Wallace
Shari Wallace is a technology veteran who works for the City of Burnaby as their CIO. During this event Shari will share her experiences as a senior female technology leader in the public sector. She will share, looking back in her career, lessons she has learned through the years, what has worked for her in this industry, what she wishes she had done better, and will contrast her experiences in the public vs. the private sector. She will tell us about what skills and capabilities will help any technology leader be successful and what pitfalls to avoid – with the help of hindsight.
Time
(Tuesday) 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Speakers for this event
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Shari Wallace
Shari Wallace
CIO, City of Burnaby
Shari Wallace is a technology veteran who works for the City of Burnaby as their CIO. During this event Shari will share her experiences as a senior female technology leader in the public sector. She will share, looking back in her career, lessons she has learned through the years, what has worked for her in this industry, what she wishes she had done better, and will contrast her experiences in the public vs. the private sector. She will tell us about what skills and capabilities will help any technology leader be successful and what pitfalls to avoid – with the help of hindsight.
CIO, City of Burnaby
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