Building a Quantum-Ready Workforce
Quantum technology will require a specialized workforce — but it won’t all be high-level researchers, engineers and computer scientists.
Posts By Lauren Walker
Pursuing the Quantum Advantage
New quantum chips are bringing the technology closer to practical application, moving us closer to what’s called quantum advantage — the point at which a quantum computer can perform a task faster and more efficiently than a conventional computer. Why It Matters Except for a few experimental instances, today’s quantum computers can’t yet outdo classicalRead… Read more »
Exploring Quantum Sensing and Networks
Researchers are already exploring applications for quantum sensing in navigation, energy and medicine, among others.
How a Financial Wellness Benefit Helps Both Agencies and Employees
In this video interview, Lindsay Casel with DailyPay explores the advantages of financial benefits programs, for both agencies and their employees.
Preparing for Post-Quantum Cryptography
Quantum computing poses one clearly identified threat — the ability to compromise nearly all current digital encryption. Here’s how to prepare today.
Setting a Strong Foundation to Realize Data’s Full Potential
In this video interview, Daniel Fager of Qlik explains the elements of a strong data foundation and how they help maximize the value of your data.
Coping With a Tighter Budget in Nebraska
Nebraska’s CIO talks about how IT modernization is helping his state save money and improve services.
Rethinking Networks for the Age of AI
Upgrading network infrastructure for AI is more than just fixing what’s broken. Done right, it can integrate AI so agencies get its full benefits.
Improving Agency Efficiency to Improve Public Trust
New technologies and tools are bringing effective modernization within reach. Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO at ServiceNow, explains how.
Featured Contributors Lift Up Public Service
In honor of Public Service Recognition Week, we’re sharing the thoughts of some of our Featured Contributors about the value — and values — of public servants.