From Secure Collaboration to AI insights: Streamlining GIS Analysis, Field Work and Records Management
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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.
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Speakers
Aman Bhullar
Grant Sharp
Murtaza Masood
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County Tech Xchange
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Featuring lessons learned from a panel of county leaders who participated in a data governance workgroup, attendees will gain insights into what works, what doesn’t, and how to align strategy for resilience and compliance. Topics will include aligning data and information governance, leveraging AI tools to enhance data quality, conducting governance audits, and implementing lifecycle management practices to reduce risks and improve efficiency.
AI Meets Information Governance in the Public Sector
Wednesday, April 8, 2026 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET
Public sector AI adoption is caught in a "regulatory paradox": a strong push for rapid innovation occurring alongside a lack of clear roadmaps and regulations for information safety. Data privacy regulations remain in full force.
For government information owners, the burden of responsibility for information governance has landed squarely on your shoulders. To innovate and modernize while keeping your information safe, you need a responsible information governance model that ensures only high-quality, compliant data is available for AI tools.
During this session, we’ll explore the four immediate steps you can take to ensure your agency’s AI adoption is secure, compliant, and trustworthy.
Enforcing information minimization
Implementing “need-to-keep” retention policies for AI tools
Demanding privacy-preserving information architectures
The importance of keeping a human in the loop
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