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Tocantins Embraces Digital Transformation at National ICT Seminar

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The Brazilian state of Tocantins reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and modernization of public services through technology by participating in the National Seminar on ICT for Public Management (Secop 2025) hosted by the Abep-TIC. The event brought together authorities, experts, and leaders in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to discuss the direction of digital transformation in the public sector. The Tocantins Information Technology Agency (ATI) delegation, led by President Hiram Gomes, emphasized the importance of exchanging experiences, learning about innovations, and strengthening digital management in the state.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Tocantins Information Technology Agency (ATI) participated in the National Seminar on ICT for Public Management (Secop 2025) to discuss the direction of digital transformation in the public sector.
  • The event, hosted by the Abep-TIC, brought together authorities, experts, and leaders in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to address new paradigms of digital public administration.
  • The ATI delegation, led by President Hiram Gomes, consisted of 13 officials, including superintendents, vice president, and directors.
  • The team's participation reinforced Tocantins' commitment to innovation and the modernization of public services through technology.
  • The seminar's main topics included digital identity, facial biometrics, data governance, and innovative citizen service models using artificial intelligence (AI) and asynchronous communication.
  • Keynote addresses by international experts such as Nina Schick and Gil Giardelli offered insights into the future of public trust and the ethical integration of humans and machines.
  • The ABEP-TIC Award for Excellence in Digital Government was announced, recognizing the best public technology initiatives, including AI solutions, interoperability, digital inclusion, and governance.

Statistics:

  • The Tocantins Information Technology Agency's (ATI) delegation consisted of 13 officials.
  • The ATIA President, Hiram Gomes, emphasized the importance of exchanging experiences and learning about innovations to strengthen digital management in Tocantins.
  • The seminar's main topics addressed digital identity, facial biometrics, data governance, and innovative citizen service models using AI and asynchronous communication.
  • International experts, Nina Schick and Gil Giardelli, delivered keynote addresses on the future of public trust and human-machine integration.

Sources:

  • Agência de Tecnologia da Informação de Tocantins (ATI) participa do maior evento de tecnologias da informação e comunicação pública do Brasil.
  • Brazilian Association of State and Public Information and Communication Technology Entities (Abep-TIC)
  • Nina Schick
  • Gil Giardelli

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