Turning Data into Defense: How Agencies Are Strengthening Fraud Prevention
Federal agencies are undergoing a significant shift in how they approach risk, fraud, and program integrity. What was once largely a reactive process—focused on audits, investigations, and recovering funds after the fact—is now evolving into a proactive, technology-enabled strategy aimed at preventing issues before they occur. Scott Nemeroff, Executive Director of Fraud and Integrity Services at EY, and Megan Kennedy, Executive Director of Risk Management Services at EY, are working closely with government organizations navigating this transition. Their perspective highlights a broader transformation underway across the federal landscape.
Transforming the CFO Function: From Back Office to Mission Driver
Federal agencies are undergoing a fundamental shift in how they approach financial management. What was once viewed primarily as a back-office function is now emerging as a strategic driver of mission success, operational efficiency, and accountability. In a conversation with Francis Rose, Sherlonda Goode-Jones, Government and Public Sector Growth and Solutions Leader at EY, outlined how consolidation, shared services, and modern technology are reshaping the role of the Chief Financial Officer across government.
The Intelligent Border: Fast. Agile. Secure
The latest episode of Modernizing Government: The EY Insight explores how data, cloud, and emerging technologies are reshaping the mission of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the federal government at large. Francis Rose hosts discussions with George Kaczmarskyj, Principal for Government and Public Sector at EY, and Mark James, Executive Director of the Enterprise Cloud Services Division at CBP.
Smashing Silos: The Law Enforcement Intelligence Revolution
Smashing Silos: The Law Enforcement Intelligence Revolution explores how federal law enforcement agencies are transforming their operations through advanced data management, modern technology, and organizational innovation. Presented by EY and hosted by Francis Rose, the program features insights from Mike Pingley, Executive Director of AI & Data at EY, and Tim Ferguson, Assistant Director of the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division.
AI or Die: Why Government Can’t Afford to Fall Behind
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic aspiration—it's now an operational necessity in government. In the premiere episode of “Modernizing Government: The EY Insight,” Francis Rose explores how AI is driving transformation across federal agencies. featuring Amy Jones, EY’s U.S. Public Sector AI Lead, and Charles Worthington, Chief Technology Officer and Chief AI Officer at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
From Paperwork to Progress: Rethinking the Future of Grants
Amy Fenstermacher, Global Grants Technology Leader at EY, shares how the Grants Accelerator is transforming grants management with speed, transparency, and impact.
Navigating the Four Futures of Government AI
EY’s Amy Jones outlines four possible futures for AI in government—Growth, Transform, Constrain, and Control—and explains why intentional decisions today will define the path agencies take by 2030.
Cyber Resilience in a Constantly Evolving Threat Landscape
EY’s Rob Brougham outlines a practical strategy for cybersecurity resilience, emphasizing threat awareness, simplification, and rigorous validation in an increasingly complex risk environment.
Building a Factory Approach for AI in Defense
EY’s Jim Menard explains how a structured “factory approach” to AI—with the right data, governance, and sustainment model—can help the Defense Department unlock long-term mission impact.
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