Data Visualization: Make Them See What You’re Saying
Data-driven decision-making improves effectiveness and efficiency, increases transparency, and enables agencies to be more proactive. But raw data alone rarely inspires action.
Increased AI Use Drives Need for Data Literacy
AI is making it easier to utilize all of the data government agencies hold. Data literacy is becoming a critical component of success.
How Modern Data Services Are Transforming the DHS CDM Program
In this video interview, Matthew Shallbetter at Armis explains how CDM data modernization could reshape cyber efforts.
Strengthening Data Resiliency in Federal Government Agencies
In this video interview, Commvault’s Richard Breakiron discusses data resiliency and explains how agencies can develop a clear understanding of their data assets and leverage automation and AI to derive insights.
To Boost Public Engagement, Experiment With Different Processes
Offering people different levels of engagement depending on how much time they have can improve civic participation.
One Week / 7 Shifts — A Whole New Way to Lead (& Live)
Each day has its own frequency and rhythm. The best leaders feel it — and align with it to multiply opportunities, options, and outcomes.
Process Improvement in Government: Why Real Resilience Fails Without Structural Trust
Governments globally are seeking better process outcomes, but crises reveal that structural breakdowns and institutional mistrust are often the true blockers.
Too Many Sticky Notes? Try This Tool for Better Organization
By tapping this organizational tool, you will have a sparkling clean desk and office. Never again will you drown in the sticky note sea.
Your 2030 Government Tech Stack
By 2030, trusted digital government will rest on the convergence of DPI rails, quantum-safe cryptography, and wallet-based identity. Time to get ready.
From Noise to Signal: Rebuilding Trust Through Smarter Notifications
Discover how agencies are quietly mastering “notification finesse” to keep citizens informed without overwhelming them.