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Driving Government Modernization: Tales from GovTech Innovators | The Pair Program Ep. 41
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Driving Government Modernization: Tales from GovTech Innovators | The Pair Program Ep. 41
In this episode, join our hosts as they engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Rob Murtha, the visionary CEO and Founder of Adjective, and Ken Kato, Vice President of DevSecOps & AI at Omni Federal.
Together, they explore the intricate landscape of tech innovation across diverse government domains, sharing insights on how engineering and product experts are crafting tailored solutions to address the unique needs of government agencies. From discussing the imperatives of GovTech modernization to revealing the transformative work they're currently undertaking, our guests offer invaluable perspectives on identifying governmental challenges and building effective solutions.Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion with two leading voices shaping the future of GovTech!
About Rob Murtha:
Rob's the CEO and Founder of Adjective, a Human Factors Design Company. Rob founded Adjective because he was passionate about building the bridge between deep automation, human productivity, and system instrumentation. Rob takes a systematic approach to learn about systems, craft processes that accommodate evolving industries, to move quickly and constantly create as much value for those systems as possible.
About Ken Kato:
Ken has led a journey that’s anything but typical. The start-up scene in Boston, then a bit of good weirdness at MIT Lincoln Labs and Mitre, found himself in meetings for ‘AOC Pathfinder’ that became what we know better today as Kessel Run, joined a White House Presidential Innovation Fellowship where he regularly tells people that friends don’t let friends accidentally start a new DevOps program in the government.
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