This event will take place on Zoom. Please email nacomeetings@naco.org with any questions regarding registration or login issues.

Join thought leaders from Orange County, CA and Los Angeles County for a forward-looking conversation on how secure content collaboration and AI+GIS data analysis are reshaping county operations and public service delivery.

This webinar explores high-level use cases, from laying the groundwork with secure, content storage and collaboration to examples of applying AI to that content, such as geospatial data analysis - from floodplain analytics and inspection-photo intelligence to streamline how government services are delivered.

Attendees will walk away with tips such as:

  • Framing enterprise AI pilots that align to public-safety and infrastructure goals,
  • Balancing external collaboration and data protection for sensitive records,
  • How to utilize AI to communicate impact (e.g., year-over-year trend reporting)

This is a strategic session for CIOs, program leaders, and elected officials seeking to responsibly accelerate AI-enabled innovation across county services.

Speakers

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Aman Bhullar

Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (Chief Information Officer) Los Angeles County, Calif.
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Grant Sharp

Manager, South OC Watershed Management, Orange County, Calif.
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Murtaza Masood

Managing Director, Public Sector (SLED), Box

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