DorobekINSIDER: The Biggest Obstacle to Good Government
Federal agencies have gotten very good at making a broken system work — perhaps too good.
Federal agencies have gotten very good at making a broken system work — perhaps too good.
There are many compelling arguments for breaking silos, but I have different perspective for you to consider.
While emoji have become commonplace, using them to enhance messages has become more nuanced and, sometimes, complicated. Let’s look at some issues that emoji enthusiasts in government should know about.
Rather than ripping and replacing legacy systems, agencies are increasingly creating software applications to modernize their services.
Building and maintaining community and agency partnerships is vital for improvements.
If you learn nothing else from this blog, remember this: The most important step in adding AI to any process is correctly labeling the training data.
Cybersecurity has become a risk management contest, and NSA must especially consider it; anything digitally operated is part of the modern battlefield.
An audit found that the mission, goals, and objectives related to FedRAMP were unclear, which made it difficult to measure the program’s success.
Leadership effectiveness is the place to start when conducting an organizational assessment, as leadership touches every aspect of an organization.
The continued evolution of data transparency requires that governments move data from informing to enabling stakeholders. Pairing modern technology with the timeless art of storytelling is a key way to overcome current public sector challenges and solve real-world problems.