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Dovarius Peoples, Chief Information Officer at the US Army Corps of Engineers, joins us for a discussion on the USACE data strategy, their Virtual Viewer concept, priorities for FY21, and more. Tune in!
Jason Baron joined the FEDSpace Conference for a discussion about bringing together data governance, federal record keeping, and FOIA. With over three decades of experience in the federal government and now working in the private sector, Jason brings a unique perspective on how agencies can implement the Federal Data Strategy.
Nick Hart, President of the Data Foundation, joined the FEDSpace Conference for a discussion about how to transform government data into a strategic asset in order to ultimately improve our society. Tune in to hear the presentation and learn more about how to build on the progress made so far.
Tom Sasala, Chief Data Officer at the US Department of the Navy, joined the FEDSpace Conference to present a keynote speech about how the Navy uses data to support their sailors with information to do their jobs safely and come home to their families at the end of the day. Tune in for the full presentation.
The FEDSpace Podcast returns with an episode on the “Three V’s” of data and how to leverage technology and policy to turn agency data into a strategic asset. John Cofransecso, Vice President at Acuity Systems and this week’s podcast guest shares insights and tips for federal agencies working to build effective content management programs drawing from his experience and expertise in federal records and data management.
As the sheer volume of data agencies store continues to grow, departments within agencies must work together to understand what data they have, how to comply with federal laws and mandates, and how to best manage their data in order.
“…that's where this interplay between making smart decisions and having good governance really, really comes in line because you want to be able to monitor all the material you have,” says John. Listen to the full episode to learn more!
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Federal Data Strategy Action Plan
Foundations for Evidence-Based Policy Act
M-19-21 Memorandum
Acuity Systems
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“Because I come at things often from a risk management standpoint, it's easier for me to work backwards from the worst-case scenario to how we should implement things from the beginning…” says Kenya Dixon on this week’s episode of FEDSpace. As General Counsel and Operating Officer at the Empire Technologies Risk Management Group and former Director of Information Governance at the White House, Kenya offers a wealth of insights on eDiscovery, litigation, and records management.
Drawing from her experience, Kenya shares lessons learned from high stakes litigation situations, details the importance of stronger collaboration between records management and complimentary agency departments, and offers tips for federal records managers. What are some quick wins for federal records management programs? Who should be at the table when making information assurance decisions? How should agencies prioritize ROT data? Kenya offers her expertise to answer these questions and more.
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
Empire Technologies Risk Management Group (ETRM)
ETRM Group on Twitter
ETRM Group on LinkedIn
ETRM on Facebook
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This week on FEDSpace, it’s all about data in a time of crisis. Nick Hart, President of the Data Foundation, joins us to discuss the importance of open data – rooted in data privacy – during unprecedented situations.
As US policymakers continue to adapt their strategies in response to the coronavirus pandemic, they must use relevant and reliable data to aid in making decisions. Enter: the COVID Impact Survey. Released by the Data Foundation in collaboration with partners such as the NORC, the Survey collects data from random samples in 18 geographic locations across the United States and offers incredibly valuable insights into the behaviors and feelings of the American people as the world around us rapidly changes.
What insights have the results of the COVID Impact Survey offered so far? How can policymakers best use the data collected? Why is it important to openly share data within the federal government, especially in times like these?
Hart offers his expertise and answers to these questions and more. Plus, find out if he'd download a COVID-19 tracing app...
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
COVID Impact Survey
The Data Foundation
Foundations for Evidence-Based Policy Act
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How can organizations "do" privacy better? There may not be a one-size-fits-all answer, but the NIST Privacy Framework is certainly a great place to start.
The Framework, released in January 2020 and modeled after the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, is a voluntary tool that offers agencies a risk-based approach to privacy. Lefkovitz, her team and key stakeholders developed the tool with three key value propositions in mind: building trust, meeting legal obligations, and paving the way for more effective communication around privacy.
We dive into key principles of the framework, such as data minimization, and examine the benefits of a risk management approach to privacy versus a principles-based approach. Lefkovitz provides her insights around the importance of data mapping and we look to the future of privacy, plus what's next for the Privacy Framework.
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
-NIST Privacy Framework
-NIST Resource Repository
-NIST Cybersecurity Framework
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