The New Possibilities for Social Services
Poor-performing legacy systems affect all stakeholders in social services, from clients and caseworkers to IT departments and agency leaders.
Data-Intense Work Is Driving New Requirements
Federal agencies are wrestling with a fundamental problem with Big Data: The data is being generated at exponentially faster rates every year.
A Tale of Two Agencies: Winning Hearts and Minds of Tech-Averse Employees
Here’s how Hawaii’s Department of Transportation and the Los Angeles City Fire Department are taking a people-centered approach to problem-solving.
Rein in Runaway Costs
Though cloud computing provides many efficiencies, there are several reasons why spending can exceed plans. The solution? Follow the money.
The Time Is Now: Transitioning to a Modern Data Center
Deployed properly, cloud computing is a logical path toward greater efficiency, improved consistency and virtually limitless scalability. At the same time, determining where to use cloud can be complicated.
Break Free From the Status Quo With Agile Workflows
To help employees become more productive, agile, collaborative and effective wherever they work, agencies need to bring modern workflows to three key areas of work.
Best of USAJobs October 8
Welcome to the latest edition of GovLoop’s exciting federal employment opportunities roundup for the week of October 8, 2021.
A Fresh Approach to Contracting for Social Good
Many states have conducted disparity studies to discover if inequities exist in public procurement that adversely affect women’s business or minority business enterprises. Unsurprisingly, they do.
You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See
Like a person born without an immune system, operational technology (OT) existed and functioned in a bubble. That bubble is threatening to burst.
How Transit Agencies Can Drive Improvements
Before the pandemic hit, public transit agencies were going through a rough patch, which meant less money for infrastructure, maintenance and modernization.