WRITA Spring Annual Meeting 2026
Dates: April 26–28, 2026
Location: Mesa Convention Center
Theme: Trailhead (Build) – Turning Vision Into Action
The WRITA Spring Annual Meeting is the second half of WRITA’s annual leadership cycle, following the Fall Summit’s strategic kickoff. This hands-on gathering focuses on execution, collaboration, and solution-building for public sector IT teams across seven western states.
Speakers are invited to present actionable insights, case studies, and implementation strategies that help government agencies operationalize innovation. Topics may include Agile/Lean Six Sigma in IT, Leadership/Management, Enterprise Architecture, Case Studies, Practical AI, Cybersecurity, Quantum Computing, Procurement, Maximizing Software, Vendor Management
Topic Tracks:
1. Operational Excellence (Agile/Lean Six Sigma in IT, Leadership/Management, Enterprise Architecture)
2. Making Connections (Case Studies, Roundtables, Peer-based learning)
3. Technical Skills (Practical AI, Cybersecurity, Quantum Computing)
4. Data, Integration & Intelligent Insights (Data Management Across Departments, Data Governance, Predictive Analytics, Accessible City Data)
Seeking breakout sessions only.
Conference Fees covered for selected primary speakers (co-speakers will be able to enter to present, but would need to register to attend any other parts of the conference)
Audience:
- State and local government CIOs, IT directors, cybersecurity professionals, and technologists
- WRITA members and partners from Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming
Speaker Opportunities:
- Lead workshops, panels, or solution-focused sessions
- Share real-world implementation stories and lessons learned
- Collaborate with public teams in a peer-driven environment
Session Goals:
- Translate strategy into action
- Showcase replicable models and tools
- Foster regional partnerships and innovation ecosystems
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