Prioritizing employee experience in the Federal government is a strategic imperative for achieving organizational goals, delivering quality public services, and attracting and retaining top talent. To help rebuild, empower, and support the Federal workforce, agencies need solutions to align operations and get to outcomes faster. This conversation will discuss the most recent collaboration efforts between ServiceNow and the government, as well as highlight real-world examples of technology helping agencies improve organization-wide employee services across IT, HR, and Facilities.
Featured Speakers:
• Pamela Graulich, Manager Solution Consulting for Federal, ServiceNow
• Bill Daniels, Director of Application Development and Digital Services, Office of the Secretary, Department of Commerce
• Steve Krauss, Senior Advisor for the HR Quality Services Management Office and HR Line of Business, Office of Personnel Management
• Liz Persell, Director of Human Resources Information Systems, U.S. International Development Finance Corporation
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