At the rapid pace that technology evolves, it’s critical to be prepared and identify areas where employees can grow their skillsets. During GovLoop’s online training Thursday, an expert identified five broad skills to take note of.
When it comes to government supply chains, agencies can’t properly defend what they can’t see. As their networks of third-party vendors and IT components expand, agencies must reassess how they identify, manage and overcome supply chain risks.
Smaller departments and staffs that have often struggled to pursue grants. Lifecycle grants management can even the playing field.
Like offensive lines create space for running backs to sprint into record books and quarterbacks to etch their name onto MVP trophies, government technology departments often lead agencies to their goals.
When it comes to using and deploying technology to respond to the coronavirus, time is of the essence.
Using every available channel to make information accessible to the public is key. Here are three steps to implement now.
Here are three tips to keep in mind when supporting your remote workforce during this pandemic. And, yes, it’s about more than just the tech.
Conveyed from an indisputable single source of truth, data-based facts are why the public overwhelmingly trusts Dr. Anthony Fauci.
The sudden influx of teleworkers means IT professionals have to secure infrastructure, applications and systems in a new, and more complex, environment.
Using cloud computing, agencies can digitize their processes and become more resilient against future disasters such as the COVID-19 pandemic.