Open Data / Open Government Track Overview

In our opinion, Open Data / Open Government remains one of the most interesting tracks at ATO, and attendees should be able to see why. It’s stacked with engaging topics and great speakers all the way through.

See who’s speaking and the topics being covered below, and plan now to attend.

*Note, the track will take place on Monday, October 28 in room 202 on the second floor. 

Monday, October 28

David Buckhurst's headshot
Tom Sadler's headshot

The Challenges of Public Code … Building an Open Source Culture at the BBC

David Buckhurst, Head of Software Engineering & Tom Sadler, Principal Software Engineer – Open Source, BBC

Isaac Milarsky's headshot

Establishing a Baseline: Repo Metrics, Maturity Models, Templates, and Checklists – Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

Isaac Milarsky, Software Engineer, Digital Service at CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid)

Gia Coelho's headshot
Deedee Lavender's headshot
Emma Irwin's headshot
Sabrina Parker Colwell's headshot

Demystifying Open Source in Government: A Collaborative Exploration

Gia Coelho, Product Designer, USCIS, Emma Irwin, Principal TPM, Microsoft, Deedee Lavinder, Director, Software Engineering, GitHub, & Sabrina Parker Colwell, Branch Chief – Digital Innovation and Development – SDD, USCIS

Michael Schwartz's headshot

Digital Public Good: Open Source for Digital Public infrastructure

Michael Schwartz, Founder / CEO, Gluu

John Holden's headshot

Being a Smart Community & Region

John Holden, Smart City Manager, City of Raleigh, Office of Strategy & Innovation