Government Innovation Starts With an Army of One
Government innovation starts with realizing one federal employee can create change within the whole ecosystem and their agency.
Government innovation starts with realizing one federal employee can create change within the whole ecosystem and their agency.
Imagine this scenario: all of your apps and data reside in the same easy to use system instead of your current siloed systems. No, that isn’t a fantasy. A new way of doing business is emerging in the public sector and it’s called a container ecosystem.
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When successfully executed, digital transformation can revolutionize the way that government operates. But like any major IT undertaking, it does come with its own set of security risks to consider.
Today, it’s all too common to get a meeting request with a hopefully professional contact, but with unclear messaging that might mean it’s more a date than networking. How you determine if the ask is professional or personal?
Achieving security is still a concern in hybrid cloud environments. The answer is to shift to a model of cloud security where identity is the new firewall, devices are the new perimeter, and flexibility is built in to the approach.
Agencies are preparing to move more sensitive data to the cloud and are seeking out new resources to ensure security.
We recently sat down with Janet Stevens in her D.C. office to talk about current initiatives, IT modernization, adopting emerging tech and more.
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Presidential Innovation Fellows help solve problems facing America that are too difficult for the federal government to address alone.