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Discover how to transform your county's operations through strategic AI implementation. This webinar will discuss the eight critical focus areas that will propel your government into the future—from crafting a robust AI strategy and fostering an AI-ready culture to ensuring proper governance and identifying the right technology infrastructure. Whether you've already begun your AI journey or just getting started, join us as we share the essential components of AI integration for county governments.

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Leigh Sheldon

Partner, Digital & Technology, Guidehouse
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Bassel Haidar

Director, Digital Data, Guidehouse

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