De-Mystifying the Technology Modernization Fund
Candid discussions with the Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) Board and Federal leaders on best practices for pursuing funding for shared services and other modernization investments
Thursday, June 24, 2021
8:00am – 10:00 am
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Please join the SSLC, NAPA and SEA communities for a Breakfast Seminar on De-Mystifying the TMF, presented by Accenture Federal Services. This interactive seminar will allow participants to engage directly with key TMF Board and Federal agency leaders and learn more about the TMF Board’s evolving evaluation criteria, lessons learned from successful past applicants, insights from current agencies who are navigating the new TMF application process, and more!
Invited Panelists:
Clare Martorana, Federal CIO and Chair, TMF Board
David Shive, CIO, GSA and TMF Board Member
Other TMF Board Members and agency leaders to be announced
Moderator:
David McClure, Principal Director of CIO Advisory Services, Accenture Federal Services
About Accenture Federal Services
Accenture Federal Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Accenture LLP, is a U.S. company with offices across the country including Arlington, Virginia, San Antonio, Texas, and St. Louis, Missouri. Accenture’s federal business has served every cabinet-level department and 30 of the largest federal organizations. Accenture Federal Services transforms bold ideas into breakthrough outcomes for clients at defense, intelligence, public safety, civilian and military health organizations. Learn more at http://www.accenturefederal.com.
The SSLC-NAPA-SEA Forum Series for 2021
Now entering its third year, SSLC’s Forum series, presented in collaboration with the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) and the Senior Executives Association (SEA), is off to an exciting start in 2021. Our original Shared Services Forum for Agency Implementation Leaders is a monthly workshop in which government executives who are leading shared services initiatives in their agencies bring their toughest challenges to the table for real-time collaborative problem-solving with their counterparts in other agencies and SSLC, NAPA and SEA leaders. Over 100 executives from over 20 agencies have participated to date along with leaders from the four Quality Service Management Offices (QSMOs) charged to create future marketplaces for Financial Management, Human Resources, Grants and Cyber Security shared services. Government executives who participate regularly have become the Forum’s strongest proponents and have testified to receiving high value insights and practical implementation support from their participation. SSLC, NAPA and SEA believe the Forum represents a breakthrough in effective problem-solving and can become a model for advancing government modernization efforts.
Our new Future of Work Forum, also co-sponsored with NAPA and SEA, is exploring how emerging technologies and telework are transforming the nature of work and how government policies and cultures need to change to continue to leverage workplace innovations in the future post-COVID-19 environment.
SSLC, NAPA and SEA are planning to launch additional Forums to support government modernization initiatives in the months ahead. More information will be posted here when available.
Forums are open to all interested government executives and industry shared services solution providers. Dates of upcoming Forums are posted here: Upcoming Events. For more information about participating, please contact us at: Info@SharedServicesNow.org
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Shared Services – Now!
What are Shared Services? “Shared services” is a business model for delivery of common back office administrative services, e.g., human resources (HR), financial management (FM), purchasing, etc., and common mission-support services, e.g., geospatial services, in which customer organizations receive services from experienced third party providers with high capacity platforms who can serve multiple customers more costeffectively than individual customers can serve themselves. LEARN MORE>
How Shared Services enable workforce and IT modernization objectives. In addition to providing enormous direct benefits of improved service and lower cost, shared services are a force multiplier of indirect benefits towards many other government reform and modernization objectives. LEARN MORE>
Why is legislation necessary? Shared services implementation has been underway in the Federal Government for decades with support from Presidential Administrations of both parties. Progress has been excruciatingly slow and discontinuous across administrations. LEARN MORE>
About the Shared Services Leadership Coalition
Mission Statement:
The Shared Services Leadership Coalition advocates that the Federal Government accelerate implementation of modernized shared service business models to reduce costs and improve performance of common administrative and mission related functions on behalf of the public interest in competent, cost-effective 21st Century government.
Goal Statement:
The Shared Services Leadership Coalition’s goal is to promote and facilitate government action to accelerate progress in “good government” shared services initiatives with the potential to realize annual savings of over $50 Billion in government administrative costs and substantial improvements in services, employee morale and government mission performance.
Leadership
SSLC is a member-driven organization led by a Management Team and a Board of Directors comprised of industry leaders from member companies and “at-large” members representing the public interest.
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Friends of the Coalition
SSLC has an extended support network of “Friends” who are recognized leaders in industry, public policy and administration and academia who support SSLC’s mission and participate occasionally in SSLC activities. The following is a partial list of the members of this impressive community.
Greg Au
Alan Balutis
Roger Baker
Paul Bartley
Dan Blair
Doug Bourgeois
Jonathan Breul
Mike Carleton
Dan Chenok
John Cherbini
Alan Chvotkin
John Condon
Mary Ellen Condon
Tim Cooke
Mukesh Dalal
Glenn Davidson
Tom Davis
Rich Dobbs
Judy Douglas
David Fisher
Mark Forman
Cindy Gallagher
Peter Gallagher
Steve Galvan
Ira Goldstein
Steve Goodrich
Kevin Greer
Bob Haycock
Pat Healy
Hudson Hollister
Jim Holt
Elaine Kamarck
John Kamensky
Steve Kelman
Jeff Kemmerer
Lou Kerestesy
Kathryn Kienast
Todd Lamonia
Anne Laurent
Vincent Ley
Jerry Lohfink
Todd Lyle
Dave Mayo
Dave McClure
Kimberly McCabe
Donna Morea
Kim Nelson
Marta Perez
Andre Pinto-Lobo
John Potts
Everett Ross
Tim Rund
John Salamone
Mike Sauer
Robert Shea
John Sindelar
Mike Smith
Carlos Solari
Stan Soloway
Richard Spires
Hal Steinberg
Bob Suda
Jim Taylor
Kathleen Turco
Leif Ulstrup
Bob Understein
David M. Walker
Joe Ward
Sherry Weir
Jim Williams
Dave Wennergren
Gene Zapfel
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The Shared Services Leadership Coalition would like to hear from you. Please feel free to send us your comments and suggestions. We’ll respond as soon as possible. Thanks for your interest in the Shared Services Leadership Coalition.