Setting a Strong Foundation to Realize Data’s Full Potential
In this video interview, Daniel Fager of Qlik explains the elements of a strong data foundation and how they help maximize the value of your data.
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Artificial Intelligence: A New Frontier in Government CX
In this video interview, Luke Norris with Granicus discusses AI’s transformative possibilities and offers specific guidance for the public sector.
Use Cyber Data to Supercharge Your Defenses and Bring AI to Your Data, Anywhere
In this video interview, Cloudera’s Carolyn Duby discusses how agencies can bring better discipline to managing their cyber data and using it to strengthen their defenses.
Data Visualization: Make Them See What You’re Saying
Data-driven decision-making improves effectiveness and efficiency, increases transparency, and enables agencies to be more proactive. But raw data alone rarely inspires action.
Increased AI Use Drives Need for Data Literacy
AI is making it easier to utilize all of the data government agencies hold. Data literacy is becoming a critical component of success.
Strengthening Data Resiliency in Federal Government Agencies
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.
Overcoming Barriers to Data Adoption in Government
What’s holding your agency back from becoming truly data-driven? Explore common roadblocks to data adoption — and how to overcome them.
How to Take a Nimble Approach to AI Governance
AI governance is not just about defining do’s and don’ts. It’s about cultivating an environment in which AI initiatives are more likely to succeed.
Telling Stories with Data: Communicating Insights for Impact
Raw data doesn’t inspire change — but the right story does. Learn how to present data in ways that engage, inform, and drive results in government.
Data-Driven Decision Making: Improving Public Services Through Insights
Explore how data can drive more effective decisions, improve program outcomes, and build transparency — no technical expertise required.