How Enterprise Architecture and Technology Business Management are Improving Government IT

Presented by

Jeff Chancellor

David Taylor

About this talk

Governments are increasingly adopting a more comprehensive enterprise architecture approach for managing their technology assets. Some organizations are pushing further, implementing a “technology business management” platform that brings together every aspect of IT within a unified framework.

Government Technology spoke to Jeff Chancellor, principal systems engineer for Software AG Government Solutions, and David Taylor, vice president of state, local and provincial government solutions for Software AG Government Solutions, and a former agency CIO and state CIO of Florida, about how TBM can make governments more efficient and more effective.

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