Before Federal Agencies Buy More AI: Is the Workforce Ready to Use It?
Agencies can have every required supply available. But if employees do not know how to use them, owning the equipment provides little advantage.
Agencies can have every required supply available. But if employees do not know how to use them, owning the equipment provides little advantage.
The strongest AI implementations begin with operations, not technology. Before introducing another tool, agencies can ask a few simple questions.
Successful AI adoption requires more than technology alone. Agencies need strong governance strategies.
In this video interview, MongoDB’s Devin Dickerson discusses how a unified data-platform strategy can help overcome obstacles to agency modernization.
In this video interview, Veeam’s Jeff Reichard discusses how a proactive, resilient cyber strategy can protect state and local agencies from their evolving threat landscape.
In this video interview, Mac Avancena, Jr., of Check Point Software, discusses how digital government and AI have changed security, and how to respond.
AI is changing what’s possible in government data communication, but only for agencies that know how to use it responsibly.
The agencies that succeed in this next era of AI-powered FOIA and eDiscovery will be the ones who center security, governance, and defensibility.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping government work—but technology alone doesn’t make better decisions.
Digital identity is becoming the connective tissue of government. Can we build a secure, resilient interconnected digital ecosystem?