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Emerging Technology SIG

The Emerging Technology Special Interest Group (SIG) led by Victor Koo serves federal CXOs, including CIOs and CTOs, in identifying, assessing, and deploying emerging technologies to enhance IT and business strategies. The SIG consists of members from industry, government, and academia who collaborate to provide innovative solutions to government challenges. Core activities include monitoring emerging tech trends, sharing best practices, and promoting agile methodologies. The focus areas for 2013/2014 include analytics, big data, and the adoption of global IT standards while encouraging engagement across various stakeholders.

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Emerging Technology SIG

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  1. Emerging Technology SIG Victor Koo, Chair

  2. SIG Overview Constituency Served: Federal CXOs (CIOs/CTOs) and other Government executives (e.g., S&T Directors) responsible for identifying, assessing and deploying emerging technology and maturing it to become a major component of the IT & business strategy. Who is on this SIG: Industry, Government, academia and others within ACT-IAC that are involved with emerging technology and provide products, services, processes, and business models enabling innovative approaches to solving Government issues and challenges. What We Do: • Actively monitor the emerging technology landscapeand promote game-changing technologies. • Share lessons learned from the adopted Emerging Technologies across the federal space • Form committees around and provide insight on high-potential technologies to accelerate awareness and adoption.

  3. Activities & Opportunities for Engagement Focus for 2013/2014: Supporting the Fed CXO • Deeper Government Engagement – Be Responsive to Upcoming Issues / Challenges • Prioritize GAP input and project sponsorship • Explore Analytics/Big Data Potential • Continue promoting use of Agile Development and Technology across the government • ET Global IT Standards and Adoption Rates • Continue Defining the ET Landscape – Process-Driven • Technology Infusion – Examples & Lessons Learned • Strategic Foresight” & the Impact of Social Change • Technical Investigation Focus Areas • ET Watch List / ET Wiki / ET.gov • What’s the next technology wave? (Product/Process/Service/Model)

  4. How to Get Involved Chair: Victor Koo (victor.koo@k3-solutions.com), K3 Solutions LLCVice-Chair: Sandi Van Valkenburg (svanvalkenburg@deloitte.com), DeloitteCommunications:Marcus Fedeli (marcus.fedeli@unisys.com), Unisys Michelle Conner (michelle.conner@ntconcepts.com), NT Concepts Program Chair:Kimberly Gianni (giannik@pragmatics.com), Pragmatics Justin Fleshman (fleshmaj@gmail.com) Committees: Analytics Big Data Co-Chairs: Johan Bos-Beijer, GSA, & Jim Hoover (james.hoover@accenturefederal.com), Accenture Agile Development Chair: Jared Townshend (jtownshend@deloitte.com), Deloitte ET Technology Research: OPEN

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