Raising the Bar on Efficiency: How RAG Empowers Federal Agencies
Leveraging the power of AI, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) can transform how government professionals interact with data and address the challenges of using legacy systems.
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Why Workflow Modernization Makes Such a Difference
In this video interview, Matthew Graviss of Atlassian discusses the tangible benefits that automated workflow solutions offer, particularly to non-IT teams.
Connected Governance
AI governance crosses departmental lines. A unified governance approach helps this new technology meet constituent needs — safely and securely.
Digital-First Communications: Reaching People Where They Are
In this video interview, Angy Peterson of Granicus explores the possibilities that a digital-first communications strategy offers and its connection to positive CX.
How to Analyze Survey Responses
There are multiple ways to analyze survey results, and some types of graphs (e.g., pie versus bar) may be more helpful than others.
Backing Up Data Alone Won’t Protect Federal Systems From Ransomware
Data backups are not enough to protect agencies from ransomware attacks. Rather, agencies must strengthen their cyber resiliency and adopt zero-trust strategies that help ensure the integrity and security of sensitive data.
Good Data Is Consistent and Fit for Purpose
Good data drives sound business decisions and helps achieve goals, but it is surprisingly difficult for organizations to achieve.
How AI Can Unlock Insights From Documents, Video and Other Content
In this video interview, Murtaza Masood of Box discusses how AI can help agencies get more value from unstructured content.
The AI + Cyber Nexus: What Gov Leaders Need to Know Now
As AI transforms how we serve and secure, public-sector leaders must navigate the tricky space where machine intelligence meets cyber risk.
Data Literacy Is Essential to Success
Data literacy is an increasingly important skill in navigating today’s technical — and overall — landscape. Understanding your data and using it to make good decisions goes far beyond Excel sheets and pie charts — and understanding that is the first step toward data literacy.