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    Ep.155 The Solar-Eclipse Leader: 5 CIO Tips to Boost Team Efforts & Morale Featuring Craig Hopkins, CIO, City of San Antonio Sep 21, 2023
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    🔗 Connect with Craig: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-hopkins/

    🎙 About the episode

    Leadership Eclipsers: Leaders who put themselves in the path of their teams, eclipsing their efforts and blocking credit for their input.

    If you have ever worked with a team leader like this, you know firsthand the void felt by everyone else standing “behind.”

    As the 2023 “Ring of Fire” Solar Eclipse makes its way across a good portion of the US in October, we discovered that the moon is less than 1/400th of the size of the sun, and yet for a brief few minutes, appears to cover the sun in its entirety.

    Likewise, a “leadership eclipser” is one person taking credit for, and blocking out, an entire team of dozens, hundreds, or even more team members. So how can you be less of a solar-eclipse leader and become more effective at building up a team culture that is known for reflecting the efforts of one another?

    As the solar eclipse gives us a moment to pause, we were reminded about our fantastic talk with Craig Hopkins on his reflections and experiences with both the good and the “needs-improvement” styles of leadership. And how, as an individual, your behavior shapes your character, but within a group, such as a team, the collection of individual characters forms the team's culture. This culture, in turn, becomes the foundation for the larger organization's culture.

    So good was our talk, in fact, that we had to come back to record a part two just to get all of Craig’s sage learnings in, including:

    * Begin by modeling a heart of Servant Leadership

    * The concept of humility and bringing others up is a fundamental aspect of leadership

    * How serving in the Coast Guard helped Craig learn how to transition from valuing individual accolades to being part of something greater

    * Leveraging the principles from "Team of Teams" to create a collaborative spiderweb structure for effective communication and collaboration

    * The role of accountability in building a culture of trust and collaboration

    * Why Craig dislikes the term “digital workforce”

    * and more!

    We can’t wait to hear from Craig again at our upcoming GovTech IT & Leadership Summit in San Antonio! Check out the links above if you haven’t already, as we have some “Ring of Fire”- worthy roundtable discussions lined up that you can only get if you’re there.


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    Ep.154 From Code to Contracts: Exploring Privacy in the Age of AI Sep 19, 2023
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    🎙 About the Episode

    On this episode of The Public Sector Show by TechTables with Jane Wu, Deputy Director for Data Privacy and Business Operations at the City of Houston, we learn how to walk the tightrope of balancing convenience and privacy concerns with the latest trends in technology.

    Jane takes us along her journey from computer science major to biomedical science to law before deep diving into the world of data privacy and the delicate yet important balance between innovation and safeguarding data. How does generative AI, such as GPT-3, present both convenience and privacy concerns? How can we best manage personal data in an era of rapid technological progress?

    Listen in for Jane’s thoughts on:

    * Privacy concerns with generative AI

    * Looking beyond jurisdictions for best practices

    * Crafting language and contracts

    * Top do’s and don’ts for vendor partners

    * How to balance privacy and innovation

    * Best advice for future IT professionals and more!

    🤝 And a big thank you to our brand partners who keep this podcast free to the listener:

    ⁠Nagarro⁠ is a leading provider of digital government services, partnering with state, local, and federal clients on their most strategic technology projects across Digital Services, Legacy Modernization, Case Management, Data & AI, Service Desk, Cyber Security, and more.

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    Ep.153 The Motion Offense: Cybersecurity Strategies That Build Relationships First Sep 16, 2023
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    Featuring Lt Col. Chris Winnek, Commander, 102nd Information Ops Battalion & Cyber Operations Chief at the Texas Military Dept., and Chris Humphreys, Texas State Cybersecurity Council

    "This is NOT the new normal to have people stealing your data and using it. We have to fight against that." - Chris Winnek

    🔗 Connect with Chris W: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-winnek-a1388167/

    🔗 Connect with Chris H: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-humphreys-5a563019/


    🎙 About the episode

    Cybersecurity is no game. Running drills for attacks can mean the difference between failure and success when the time clock buzzes and it’s game on. Chris and Chris coach us through some complicated cybersecurity plays, and the resources available to build a strong defense against potential threats, including:

    • Their experiences in the military and how it has influenced their work in cybersecurity
    • How prioritizing cybersecurity helps maintain public trust in a world where data is the most valuable commodity
    • The need for relationship-building in the sector, especially in the face of natural disasters or other crises
    • How to go beyond regulatory compliance to implement robust cybersecurity practices that work
    • What is next for protecting the ever-evolving digital landscape
    • And more!


    🎙 Q&A Highlights

    • 32:10 Steve Bell, SentinelOne


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    Ep.152 Transforming Legacy Systems: A CDO & CISO Blueprint for Digitization and Cybersecurity Sep 09, 2023
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    Featuring Shauna Rogers, CDO, Texas Attorney General, and Celerino Torres, CISO, Texas Attorney General

    🔗 Connect with Shauna: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaunarogers2/

    🔗 Connect with Celerino: https://www.linkedin.com/in/celerino/


    🎙 About the episode

    A favorite part of this Live Podcast Tour in Houston was bringing on someone unplanned who turned out to be a major contributor to the conversations of the day. It’s the beauty of these more intimate events, having the ability to pivot the conversation to what is relevant not two years ago, but that day, in that moment. Listening back to Shauna and Celerino was not unlike catching up with the latest Ahsoka series- between the ebb and flow of one moment as mentor, the next as student- and the importance of being able to stand in either position.

    So for all the Star Wars fans out there- Celerino we are looking at you- this episode hyperjumps from our sports themes of late into galaxies not-so-far away, of CISO/CDO topics including:

    • World Between Worlds: Prioritizing the spirit of the law over the word of the law, with security integrated into every aspect of solution architecture
    • “These are not the droids you’re looking for:” The importance of educating employees about safe technology use
    • Addressing data governance in the era of AI and chat platforms through legislative mandates and data classification
    • “Hey, Snips:” The significance of leadership in pushing individuals to achieve their potential
    • Using gamification as a tool to engage and build culture
    • “Help Me…You’re My Only Hope:” The challenge of updating security control policies and staying ahead in the evolving technology and governance landscape
    • And more!


    🎙 Q&A Highlights

    • 33:28 Meg Hare, Accenture
    • 35:06 Darrell Tompkins, CIO, Texas Water Development Board
    • 37:55 Mark Kochanski, Snowflake
    • 40:10 Chris Humphreys, Anfield Group


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    Ep.151 From the Red Zone to the End Zone: CISO Cyber Strategies that Won't Bust Your Bracket with Featuring Ryan Murray, State CISO, State of Arizona; Krishna Edathil, CTO/Assistant Commissioner, Texas Higher Ed. Board, and Tim Roemer, ThriveDX President Sep 06, 2023
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    Featuring Ryan Murray, State CISO, State of Arizona; Krishna Edathil, CTO/Assistant Commissioner, Texas Higher Ed. Board, and Tim Roemer, ThriveDX President & Fmr. State CISO, State Arizona

    We're all talking to the same people... How do we replicate that out to those other entities and then help give them the resources to do it? ~ Ryan Murray

    I'm not the CTO; I'm the Chief Trust Officer... You can achieve [that] through the people and the relationship and then the trust that you build with them. ~ Krishna Edathil

    I think cybersecurity really starts with the basics... It's about blocking and tackling like the core basics and fundamentals of football. ~ Tim Roemer


    🔗 Connect with Tim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-roemer-590279192/

    🔗 Connect with Ryan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-murray-az/

    🔗 Connect with Krishna: https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishnaedathil-779333142/

    As fall gets into swing, we shift this episode’s sports focus to football and its many relevant analogies to the world of cybersecurity. Tim, Ryan, and Krishna share about the commonalities and differences across Arizona and Texas in their cybersecurity stances and plays. Similar to football, the best defensive plays are where every team player knows their gap assignment before the ball is ever snapped. Listen in as we learn about the importance of community and agency collaboration and insights on the best ways to stop the run, including:

    • The Big Game: Arizona vs. Texas: Plays and Cyber Strategies
    • Pre-season Training: How to strengthen cybersecurity posture through training and educating team employees to recognize and respond to threats
    • On the Field: Why the best defensive schemes often include the ability to shift from one front to another
    • Boosters Club: The importance of building trust among stakeholders, including public and private sector entities
    • Next Season’s Draft Picks: How new team members bring fresh perspectives and the ability to innovate quickly, potentially accelerating technology adoption and modernization efforts
    • And more!


    🎙 Q&A Highlights

    • 29:05 Meg Hare, Accenture
    • 30:58 Chris Humphreys, The Anfield Group


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    Ep.150 The CIO Team Captain's Unwavering Passion for Victory Featuring Sindhu Menon, CIO, Harris County Aug 31, 2023
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    It was the end of an incredible but long day of interviews at our Houston Live Podcast Tour, and we were thrilled to end on a quiet but powerful note with this episode. The room was packed to standing room only as Sindhu’s team drove across town to support their team captain, and it was obvious the admiration went both ways. Join us as we tap into Sindhu’s wisdom and experience on topics including:
    There's no one-size-fits-all solution to the broadband access challenge; the complexity requires innovative and collaborative public and private partnerships
    How to create team unity by aligning individual career goals with your organization's initiatives
    Anticipating challenges, such as natural disasters or incidents, that require coordinated regional response efforts
    Empowering your team to balance work responsibilities with personal/family commitments for higher productivity and commitment to their roles
    Harris County's Transformation Initiatives
    And more!
    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit techtables.substack.com


    Ep.149 CIO Playbook: Proactive Strategies for Customer Service Success Aug 28, 2023
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    Featuring John Fowler, CIO, and Kenny Wright, Chief Process Improvement Officer at the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation, and Darrell Tompkins, CIO, Texas Water Development Board

    🔗 Connect with John: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-fowler-1182926b/

    🔗 Connect with Kenny: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenny-wright-a50990a3/

    🔗 Connect with Darrell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrell-tompkins-0992132/


    🎙 About the episode

    In honor of our Live Podcast Tour taking place during the NCAA Final Four Tournament in Houston, we were curious about whether, like Tournament-winning coaches, CIOs also have go-to plays and strategies to help them win in the technology end-user service game. John, Kenny, and Darrell opened up their playbooks to share with our listeners a bit about how they coach their teams to best serve their communities of reach, including:

    • The tip-off: Customer-Centric Approach
    • Under-the-basket inbound play: Anticipating Customer Needs
    • “Sub!”: The importance of change management
    • Half-time locker room talk: Long-Term Vision to win
    • Full-court press: Vendor Partnership Qualities
    • And more!

    🎙 Q&A Highlights

    • 19:07 Meg Hare, Accenture
    • 22:50 Joe Toste, TechTables
    • 27:59 Kindra Allen, Deloitte


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    Ep.148 Cybersecurity Defenders Unite: The Do's and Don'ts of Protecting Real People in Real Time Aug 25, 2023
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    🔗 Connect with Dr. Chris Mitchell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-p-m-b4130b168/

    🔗 Connect with Ryan Murray: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-murray-az/

    🔗 Connect with Jeremy Deckert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremydeckert/

    🎙 About the episode

    You have to start with a risk assessment and oh, we're not defending against ghosts, right? - Dr. Chris Mitchell

    "We don't necessarily need all of this fancy machine learning stuff. It helps us respond to machine-based threats at machine-based time. But when you're not patching those Windows XP machines that still live on your network, when you're not teaching your users and your people about what the threats are that exist out there and how not to click on a phishing email and how to report these things to someone that can do something with them… All that fancy machine learning goes out the window, right? It just doesn't really help." - Ryan Murray

    In this episode, we dive into themes such as leveraging technology to address skill shortages, effective collaboration, intelligence-driven cybersecurity, the importance of investing in cybersecurity, and more, including:

    * Leveraging AI and ML to Address Cyber Skill Shortages

    * Effective Collaboration for Strong Cybersecurity

    * Cybersecurity Intelligence and Threat Analysis

    * Human-Centric Approach to Cybersecurity

    * Importance of Collaboration and Support between the Bigs and the Littles: From State to City to Community

    * Diverse Paths to Enter the Cybersecurity Field: Fostering Creativity and Adaptive Thinking in Cybersecurity

    * Addressing Misunderstandings and Imposter Syndrome in Cybersecurity

    * and more!

    🎙 Q&A Highlights

    * 22:30 - Lisa Kent, CIO, City of Houston

    * 23:25 - Summer Xiao, Deputy CIO, City of Houston

    * 29:13 - Brady Haarmeyer, Nagarro

    * 31:08 - Todd Lever, Qualtrics

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    #147: Lisa Kent & Summer Xiao – End-to-End User Experience: Bracket-Busting CIO Strategies That Work Aug 24, 2023
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    Featuring:



    • Lisa Kent, CIO, City of Houston

    • Summer Xiao, Deputy CIO for Enterprise Applications and PMO, City of Houston




    Summary: Join Lisa Kent and Summer Xiao as they share their journey of transforming public sector technology in America's fourth-largest city, revealing how they tackle challenges from digital equity to emergency preparedness. Through their candid discussion, they demonstrate how effective leadership, strategic communication, and a mission-driven approach are revolutionizing government technology services while building resilient, high-performing teams.




    In this episode, you'll learn:



    • How the City of Houston breaks down departmental silos to deliver better customer experiences

    • The critical role of "one team" meetings in aligning business users, IT teams, and vendors

    • Strategies for managing technology transformation during crisis events like COVID-19

    • Innovative approaches to solving digital equity challenges in urban environments

    • How to build and retain talent in public sector technology roles




    TIMESTAMPS


    (00:00) Welcome and introductions


    (01:30) Lisa Kent's journey from electrical engineering to city CIO


    (05:02) Breaking down silos in large organizations


    (09:31) Summer Xiao's background and leadership philosophy


    (13:40) HR One project: Leadership lessons and team alignment


    (21:54) The "one team" approach to project management


    (25:20) Recruiting talent and sharing mission impact


    (30:08) Emergency preparedness and continuity planning


    (34:13) Collaboration with peer cities and best practices


    (37:43) Smart Cities initiatives and digital transformation


    (39:10) Digital equity and broadband access challenges


    (41:39) Resource management and internship programs


    (44:07) Legacy impact and future aspirations


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    Ep.146 UCF Straight Talk: Generative AI, Cybersecurity, Digital HigherEd & More Aug 17, 2023
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    🔗 Connect with Matthew: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewjetthall/

    🎙 About the episode

    On this episode of The Public Sector Show by TechTables, we follow Matthew's journey from investment banking to HigherEd IT as he guides us through the twisty-curvy roads of driving innovation and spearheading transformation strategies in the digital landscape of universities, including:

    * Matthew's background from Investment Banking to HigherEd

    * Count Your Costs: The importance of knowing your assets and their costs

    * Compensation Matters: Creative ways to engage your workforce

    * Embracing AI: Narrative, Generative, and other AI-driven tools that are reshaping various industries, including education and content creation

    * The Power of Good People: How to build a capable team that understands their roles to better navigate complex technology landscapes

    * Assessing Risk: How UCF approaches security by utilizing frameworks such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and ISO 31000 to prioritize protection and response strategies, and more!

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