Keeping IT Brief

Healthcare AI can’t scale without the right cloud foundation.
On this episode of FORUM’s Keeping IT Brief, host Mary Ann Brown sits down with Jaison Correya, CEO of CLOUDVICE, to explore how cloud, data engineering, and AI are reshaping healthcare and the U.S. public sector.
Founded in 2020, CLOUDVICE is an Oracle partner with an exclusive focus on the public sector. The company helps healthcare organizations and state and local governments modernize back-office and front-office operations—from payroll and finance to budgeting and planning—using Oracle SaaS Cloud to drive efficiency, transparency, automation, and ROI.
Jaison shares what inspired him to launch CLOUDVICE and how his background in cloud, AI, and large-scale program management shaped the company’s mission to support innovation in healthcare and government.
In this conversation, Mary Ann and Jaison discuss:
The biggest barriers to scaling AI in healthcare, including data readiness and legacy systems
Why real-time insights remain so difficult for many organizations
How CLOUDVICE helps agencies build strong cloud and data foundations
What makes the CLOUDVICE + Kardia.ai partnership unique in improving workflows and decision support in heart failure care
Where healthcare AI is headed—and where CLOUDVICE plans to make its greatest impact
If you work in healthcare IT, public sector technology, cloud strategy, or digital transformation, this episode delivers clear, practical insight—without the fluff.
🔗 Guest: Jaison Correya, CEO, CLOUDVICE
🔗 Host: Mary Ann Brown
🔗 Connect with Jaison: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaison-correya/
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Some conversations are worth hearing again—this episode is one of them. 
Federal agencies are under pressure to innovate—while staying compliant.
As cyber threats evolve and AI becomes mission-critical, agencies are struggling with the growing tension between innovation and compliance. Frameworks like NIST’s Risk Management Framework (RMF) are essential—but increasingly criticized for slowing modern technology adoption.
One of the biggest pain points?
 The Authority to Operate (ATO) process.
In this episode of Keeping IT Brief, Peter O’Donoghue, CTO of Tyto Athene, and Gaurav “GP” Pal, CEO of stackArmor, join the conversation to explore how agencies can modernize RMF implementation without throwing the framework away.
Together, they discuss:
Why the ATO has become a bottleneck for federal IT and cloud programs
How manual, outdated processes clash with modern DevSecOps practices
The role of automation, ATO-as-code, and continuous compliance
Practical ways agencies can accelerate innovation while maintaining security and trust
With decades of experience in cloud computing, cybersecurity, FedRAMP, FISMA RMF, DoD RMF, and CMMC, Peter and GP bring real-world insight into how government can move faster—without compromising mission or security.
If you work in federal IT, cybersecurity, cloud modernization, or compliance, this episode delivers clear, actionable perspective on what needs to change—and how to get there.
Keeping IT Brief with Mary Ann Brown features quick, insightful conversations with government and industry leaders on federal IT, cybersecurity, AI, and emerging technologies shaping the future of government operations.
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In this episode of Keeping IT Brief, host Mary Ann Brown speaks with Oliver Sadorra, Chief Growth Officer at Dark Wolf Solutions. Oliver explores the real-world state of AI across government and industry and shares insights from years leading software development, DevSecOps adoption, and AI/ML integration for national security missions.
Together, they unpack the AI trends that truly matter, public perception vs. reality, how agencies can innovate without compromising trust, the emerging skills today’s workforce needs, and the one piece of advice Oliver gives organizations beginning their AI journey.
Dark Wolf Solutions delivers agile DevSecOps, advanced analytics, cybersecurity, rapid prototyping, and mission engineering for federal and Fortune 500 customers—operating where technical innovation meets mission need.

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Keri Gentilcore leads the DHS and National Security portfolio at ITC Federal, where she oversees teams delivering innovative, mission-focused technology solutions. With more than 20 years of experience across federal security and civilian markets—including leadership roles at Eagle Hill Consulting and Booz Allen Hamilton—Keri brings deep expertise in mission analytics, risk management, strategic planning, and IT modernization.
ITC Federal delivers advancements in automation and AI, IT infrastructure and operations, and financial services to help federal agencies strengthen operational efficiency and national security.
In this episode, Keri discusses the latest Government Accountability Office (GAO) recommendations for DHS and outlines practical steps the agency can take to modernize IT operations, improve acquisition and management processes, enhance financial management systems, and drive greater efficiencies across major national security programs.
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From the FIFA World Cup to the Olympics, securing massive global events isn’t just about physical barriers—it’s about defending digital infrastructure that supports everything behind the scenes.
In this episode of Keeping IT Brief, host Mary Ann Brown speaks with Tim Miller, Field CTO and Public Sector Cyber Lead at Dataminr, about how cyber and physical security are converging—and why governments and event organizers must think holistically to stay ahead of threats.
Tim shares insights from 17 years in public sector technology and explains how Dataminr’s world-leading AI helps deliver early warnings and real-time visibility when it matters most.
Tune in to hear how proactive intelligence and AI-driven threat detection can protect both digital and physical domains.

Tim Miller, Field CTO and Public Sector Cyber Lead at Dataminr
Tim Miller has spent 17 years as a technologist helping public sector organizations adopt innovative technology solutions to create operational efficiencies and drive success across critical missions. Currently, Tim is the Field CTO for Dataminr’s Public Sector business, responsible for developing go-to-market strategies and client delivery of Dataminr’s first purpose-built cyber offering for the public sector. During his 8 years at Dataminr, he has held many different roles in managing some of the most strategic client relationships, helping lead enterprise-scale deployments of First Alert within the US Department of State, US Department of Homeland Security, and US Department of Health, among many others.
 
Dataminr
Recognized as one of the world’s leading AI businesses, Dataminr delivers the earliest warnings on high-impact events and critical information far in advance of other sources. The company’s world-leading AI platform, powered by more than 50 proprietary large-language models, enables faster responses, more effective risk mitigation and stronger crisis management for public and private sector organizations, including global corporations, first responders, NGOs, and newsrooms.

Keeping IT Brief with Mary Ann Brown features quick, insightful conversations with government and industry leaders on federal IT, cybersecurity, AI, and emerging technologies shaping the future of government operations.
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