Disjointed Data and IT: What That Means and How to Fix It
When their data sources and fragmented IT systems don’t “talk” to each other, agencies lose opportunities for meaningful insights and create new security risks.
When their data sources and fragmented IT systems don’t “talk” to each other, agencies lose opportunities for meaningful insights and create new security risks.
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I’ve been working in government technology for more than two decades, spending a non-trivial amount of that time modernizing legacy systems to improve how they work and the digital experiences they support. Recently, I came to a somewhat uncomfortable conclusion — I was probably doing it wrong the whole time. Traditional legacy modernization approaches —Read… Read more »