Working Within a New Cyber Framework

What exactly does the CSF recommend and how can governments use it to tackle their own unique organizational concerns?

Make Your Goals Stick This Year

How to mold your goals around professional development opportunities, how to overcome obstacles to best complete your career goals, and which strategies and best practices to follow to better prioritize workforce development.

Achieving New Military Readiness Standards Through Cloud-Based Platforms

How can cloud-based platforms help DoD attain new military readiness standards? GovLoop’s recent online training addressed those issues.

Digital Transformation Through Electronic Signatures

Paper processes can be a time-consuming and inefficient constraint on agencies. Electronic signatures offer a step up for agencies considering ways to save time and resources.

Building Resiliency During the Shutdown

Young Government Leaders (YGL) and GovLoop partnered today to talk about how to stay resilient during the shutdown. Miguel Aviles, Chair of the YGL Advisory Panel, and Michelle Rosa, the YGL National Leadership Team Officer, shared the impact of the shutdown on their lives as federal employees.

Deciding if Cloud Is Right for Your Agency

With the direction that government IT has been headed, it seems like every agency is fighting to get into the cloud. But how can an agency know if the cloud is actually right for them? And how can they make sure that they are as cost-efficient as possible while trying to take those next steps?

Protecting Your Agency With Strong Data Governance

Astronomical amounts of data flow through government agencies every day. With all of that comes increased security, storage and analytic requirements that can cause agencies to stumble through the process. Limited resources further add to difficulties, making it crucial for agencies to find a solution that can get everything done efficiently.

Dropping Your Misconceptions About Government Innovation

There is a long-held belief that innovation and government just don’t fit together. The risk-averse nature of the public sector juxtaposed with the near necessitation of risk in private sector innovation has made many people believe that things will just stay the way they are in government. They’re wrong.