Digital Transformation in Government
Master digital transformation strategies in government through real-world scenarios, focusing on cloud adoption and emerging technologies implementation.
Master digital transformation strategies in government through real-world scenarios, focusing on cloud adoption and emerging technologies implementation.
This comprehensive course, part of the Digital Transformation Playbook for Government certificate, provides practical experience in implementing digital transformation within government agencies. Through a real-world simulation based on the National Archives' transition to cloud-based storage, participants learn to navigate technological disruption and drive organizational change. The course combines insights from the Smith School of Business and Clark School of Engineering, covering digital strategy, marketing, planning, and delivery. Students explore the Zone-To-Win strategy, cloud computing implementation, big data management, and social engagement technologies, with a focus on improving government infrastructure and operations.
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What you'll learn
Apply digital disruption concepts within government frameworks
Implement emerging technologies in public sector environments
Develop effective contracting strategies for agile government teams
Drive organizational adoption of digital transformation initiatives
Leverage DevOps practices for stakeholder alignment
Manage implementation risks in government digital projects
Skills you'll gain
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Graded assignments, Exams
Access on Mobile, Tablet, Desktop
Limited Access access
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Module Description
The course focuses on applying digital transformation principles in government settings through a practical case study of the National Archives' migration to cloud-based storage. It covers key aspects including digital disruption concepts, emerging technology implementation, contracting strategies for agile teams, change management, and DevOps practices. The curriculum emphasizes real-world application through simulation-based learning, helping participants understand how to drive digital adoption in federal agencies while managing associated risks and stakeholder engagement.
Fee Structure
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13 Courses
Leading Expert in Project Management Education and Agile Methodologies
John Johnson serves as Professional Programs Manager at the University of Maryland's Project Management Center for Excellence, where he combines expertise in agile methodologies with extensive program management experience. After building his career as a CTO and Senior Agile Project Manager at organizations including IBM and Booz Allen Hamilton, he has established himself as a key innovator in project management education. His work spans multiple areas including leading the center's three pillars: Academic Excellence, Outreach and Professional Development, and Research, while managing one of the largest project management MOOC programs with over 450,000 enrolled learners worldwide
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