Reuben Richards
Sr. Technical Director, US Government, SAS
Join us for Part 2 of the "From Barriers to Breakthroughs: Exploring Productivity and Technology in the Public Sector" webinar series, where we delve deeper into the challenges and opportunities in improving public sector productivity through technology. Building on the insights from our previous session, this global webinar will bring together thought leaders to discuss the findings of the Economist Impact report, "Reimagining the Future of Public Sector Productivity."
In this session, we will explore critical questions such as:
Moderated by Jennifer Robinson, SAS Global Strategic Lead, this session will feature Dave Rama as a thought leader, alongside Ratko Mutavdzic, Partner at Microsoft out of EMEA, as a panelist. This webinar is a unique opportunity for public servants worldwide to gain valuable insights and engage in meaningful discussions.
Don't miss out on this chance to continue the conversation and drive productivity breakthroughs in the public sector.
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About the experts
Reuben Richards
Sr. Technical Director, US Government, SAS
Thomas Hindle
Data Scientist, SAS
Thomas Hindle is a Data Scientist at SAS, working as part of the Customer Advisory team based in Ottawa. Prior to joining SAS, Thomas worked as an Economist at Employment and Social Development Canada and The Conference Board of Canada, working on a wide range of research projects. He holds a Masters’ degree in Economics from Queen’s University and Bachelors’ degrees in Economics and Earth Science from St. Francis Xavier University.
Ratko Mutavdzic
WW Public Sector Government Industry Director, Microsoft
Ratko has worked in several management positions at Microsoft, driving solution developments for customers and partners. Starting in a consulting practice and leading several different sales and technology teams. Currently Ratko is leading an Industry Advisory for Microsoft with a focus on advanced technology and platform topics, like Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, CyberSecurity and CyberResiliency, enabling them through the use of cloud platforms and technologies.
He is the author of several published papers on different aspects of the technology, successful blogs on new technologies, change and transformation and active contributor in a number of social networks exploring the use and advance of new ways to connect and share innovation and invention.