Enhancing Accessibility Metrics for IT Performance Management
Join us for an insightful session on ICT Accessibility Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)—a critical framework to empower agencies in developing robust metrics that enhance decision-making and drive accessibility improvements across IT products and services.
This event will provide practical guidance on leveraging Organizational IT Accessibility Key Performance Indicators (KPI) that directly align with management objectives, ensuring IT accessibility initiatives meet legislative requirements and organizational goals. Attendees will learn how these KPIs can:
- Support management decisions: By offering clear, actionable insights into IT accessibility performance.
- Drive improvements: Enabling targeted enhancements in IT services and product accessibility.
- Enhance annual reporting: Facilitating more comprehensive and impactful reports to Congress that showcase accessibility advancements.
Speakers
- Andrew Nielson, Director, Government-wide IT Accessibility Program at GSA
- Michael Horton, Senior ICT Accessibility Specialist, General Services Administration
- Laura Miller, Senior ICT Accessibility Specialist, General Services Administration
- Kristen Smith-O’Connor, Senior ICT Accessibility Specialist, General Services Administration
- Alex Wilson, Program Analyst, General Services Administration
Event Details
DATE: Tuesday, February 4, 2025
TIME: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM (EST)
WHERE: Virtual
WHO: This event is tailored for agency leaders, Section 508 Program Managers, IT managers, compliance officers, and accessibility specialists dedicated to improving IT accessibility and reporting outcomes.
Registration
Registration is now open and will close Monday, February 3 at 12:00 PM ET. Sign up today!
Notices
- This virtual meeting is supported by Zoom for Government. Feel free to attend via your personal device.
- Participants must join the meeting using their first and last name and inclusion of agency affiliation is optional.
- The meeting host will record the event for internal use, and reserves the right to share, publish and distribute without additional notice. Attendance is considered consent.
- Nicknames and unidentified phone numbers will not be given access.
Reviewed/Updated: January 2025
