Succession Planning: Can AI Help?
Agencies may be concerned on knowledge loss as employees retire or seek other opportunities. AI can help.
Agencies may be concerned on knowledge loss as employees retire or seek other opportunities. AI can help.
Worried AI will make us dumber? Socrates had the same fear — about writing. Spoiler: We turned out fine. Is it time to reframe the AI debate?
In virtually every aspect of life, a little empathy can go a long way. This is especially true when we think about how government agencies and their employees interact with constituents. Services, apps, processes, forms, and outreach — core elements of CX programs — can all be improved when approached with an empathetic mindset. ReadRead… Read more »
Public and private groups often work in parallel, duplicating efforts. Instead, they should leverage their combined networks as part of a long-term strategy.
NIST’s new SA-24 control sets formal requirements for cyber resiliency, but fails to address the leadership, cultural, and organizational dynamics needed.
Data-driven decision-making improves effectiveness and efficiency, increases transparency, and enables agencies to be more proactive. But raw data alone rarely inspires action.
AI is making it easier to utilize all of the data government agencies hold. Data literacy is becoming a critical component of success.
In this video interview, Matthew Shallbetter at Armis explains how CDM data modernization could reshape cyber efforts.
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.
Offering people different levels of engagement depending on how much time they have can improve civic participation.