Joy Bonaguro's guest appearances

Joy Bonaguro

GovLove - A Podcast About Local Government

UC Berkeley School of Information

AI Today Podcast: Artificial Intelligence Insights, Experts, and Opinion

Public Sector Podcast

Ashley Monroe

Eric Goldman

Scott Young

Ben Goertzel

Malcolm Gladwell

Brian Williams

Heather Worthington

Richard Rothstein

Mac Prichard

Kirsten Wyatt

David Clark

Alex Wissner-Gross

Lisa Morris

Taryn Southern

Chris Maddox

OwlTail

On the AI Today podcast we often discuss how AI is being applied at the federal level. However many states are also facing many of the same data challenges, hiring needs, and adopting AI technologies as well. In the episode of the AI Today podcast we interview Joy Bonaguro, Chief Data Officer for the state …   AI Today Podcast: Data and AI at the State level, interview with Joy Bonaguro, CDO of California Read More » The post AI Today Podcast: Data and AI at the State level, interview with Joy Bonaguro, CDO of California appeared first on AI &amp; Data Today.

On the AI Today podcast we often discuss how AI is being applied at the federal level. However many states are also facing many of the same data challenges, hiring needs, and adopting AI technologies as well. In the episode of the AI Today podcast we interview Joy Bonaguro, Chief Data Officer for the state … <a href="https://www.aidatatoday.com/ai-today-podcast-data-and-ai-at-the-state-level-interview-with-joy-bonaguro-cdo-of-california/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> AI Today Podcast: Data and AI at the State level, interview with Joy Bonaguro, CDO of California Read More »</a> The post <a href="https://www.aidatatoday.com/ai-today-podcast-data-and-ai-at-the-state-level-interview-with-joy-bonaguro-cdo-of-california/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AI Today Podcast: Data and AI at the State level, interview with Joy Bonaguro, CDO of California</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.aidatatoday.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AI &amp; Data Today</a>.

AI Today Podcast: Data and AI at the State level, interview with Joy Bonaguro, CDO of California

Building capacity and empowering employees through the use of data. Joy Bonaguro, the Chief Data Officer for the City and County of San Francisco, California discusses her path to local government, her approach to data and scaling solution. She also shared why San Francisco went for the What Works Cities Certification, which she describes as something that was missing from the field because it provides a framework for government, has political durability, and is externally validated.

Building capacity and empowering employees through the use of data. Joy Bonaguro, the Chief Data Officer for the City and County of San Francisco, California discusses her path to local government, her approach to data and scaling solution. She also shared why San Francisco went for the What Works Cities Certification, which she describes as something that was missing from the field because it provides a framework for government, has political durability, and is externally validated.

#176 Empowering the Use of Data in San Francisco with Joy Bonaguro, Chief Data Officer

The movement known as “open data” started with a handful of governments releasing their data to the public. On one hand, open data has spurred innovative uses of government data, particularly with transit data and apps. But to expand the use and value of open data, we must go beyond mobile apps to leveraging open data as a means to inform public dialogue and decision-making in cities. Learn how San Francisco is migrating from simply pushing data out the door to enabling use of our (that is, your) data.Joy BonaguroChief Data OfficerCity and County of San FranciscoJoy Bonaguro is the first Chief Data Officer for the City and County of San Francisco, where she manages the City’s open data program. Joy has spent more than a decade working at the nexus of public policy, data, and technology. She’s worked from the birth of the open data and open government field, spending seven years designing and managing the development of information systems to support planning and decision-making at the Greater New Orleans Community Data. Prior to joining the City, Joy worked at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to help develop technology, cyber and privacy policy working closely with both the National Lab CIO Council and the Department of Energy Information Management Advisory Group. Joy earned her Masters from UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, where she focused on IT policy.

The movement known as “open data” started with a handful of governments releasing their data to the public. On one hand, open data has spurred innovative uses of government data, particularly with transit data and apps. But to expand the use and value of open data, we must go beyond mobile apps to leveraging open data as a means to inform public dialogue and decision-making in cities. Learn how San Francisco is migrating from simply pushing data out the door to enabling use of our (that is, your) data. Joy Bonaguro Chief Data Officer City and County of San Francisco Joy Bonaguro is the first Chief Data Officer for the City and County of San Francisco, where she manages the City’s open data program. Joy has spent more than a decade working at the nexus of public policy, data, and technology. She’s worked from the birth of the open data and open government field, spending seven years designing and managing the development of information systems to support planning and decision-making at the Greater New Orleans Community Data. Prior to joining the City, Joy worked at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to help develop technology, cyber and privacy policy working closely with both the National Lab CIO Council and the Department of Energy Information Management Advisory Group. Joy earned her Masters from UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, where she focused on IT policy.

Broadening the Value of Open Data (Joy Bonaguro, City and County of San Francisco)