Conducting User Research in Government?
Here is a limiting belief: We are a government organization and don’t think user research is something we can do.
Here is a limiting belief: We are a government organization and don’t think user research is something we can do.
“What this [pandemic-driven] digital transformation forced was more consolidation: one intelligent conversation that the whole call center has access to, that delivers it at multiple touchpoints.”
“Identity is not just about protecting people, it is about protecting things like servers that matter to your agency because they are mission-critical.”
What if you didn’t have to choose between today’s technology demands and tomorrow’s needs? What if you could provide value to the public much faster?
Officials at the CDC began realizing that a new, potentially deadly virus was growing rapidly and knew they had to get ahead of it as much as possible.
If you turn into a curmudgeon whenever you receive a Zoom invitation, here are three takeaways that might brighten your day.
Supporting IT for a distributed workforce is tough at all agencies. The latest version of the TIC policy, known as TIC 3.0, has provided relief.
Inherently a complex process, grant management gets even more complicated in times of crisis. The CARES Act exemplifies this.
If you value innovation or want to see changes at your agency, employing Possibility Government may work for you.
Government procurement organizations have faced three primary challenges during the pandemic: opacity, corruption and failure to integrate adequte policies.