8 IT Takeaways From Trump’s 2018 Budget
Federal spending on information technology would increase 1.7 percent to $95.7 billion in fiscal 2018 under President Donald Trump’s budget proposal — up from $94.1 billion this year.
It’s Not All About Picturing Them Naked: Tips to Engage Your Audience
You all have stories to tell and knowledge to share so don’t let a fear of public speaking stop you from educating people who want to listen.
Meet the Govie Fighting Parasitic Diseases
Learn how this govie is keeping your food parasite free.
Transit and Wildlife at Baseball Games: Flora, Fauna and Human
Transit takes you out to the ball game!
Adventures in Public Transit when Traveling
Use the bus when traveling
The Wow Factor of Data Analytics
With the technology available for almost any analysis, organizations can make steps to take advantage of the big data and data analytics trends. Here’s what governments should do.
My Q&A with the IT Industry – What’s Working and What Could be Improved in Federal Acquisition
I recently met with more than 50 representatives from the top IT services companies and talked about the good and the bad in federal acquisition. Some of the discussion was surprising … some not so much. The key takeaways include some changes that are fairly simple for government to implement, yet have big impacts.
The Lone Star State Takes State and Local Collaboration to the Next Level
Learn how shared service arrangements and regional planning agencies can help state and local governments harness the benefits of collaboration.
How State and Local Government Can Navigate the Cloud Generation
In the cloud generation, state and local agencies need holistic cloud security strategies to protect data and respond quickly to breaches. With the right plan, state and local governments can not only defend themselves against evolving cyberthreats, they can also thrive in the cloud generation.
Not Getting Stung by the Cloud
This blog post is an excerpt from GovLoop’s recent guide, “Taking Government Cloud Adoption to the Next Level.”