3 Things to Prioritize in Multi-Cloud Environments
Cloud Smart focuses on three interrelated pillars that agencies and the private sector identified as keys to success: workforce, security and procurement.
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DoD CIO: JEDI to Accelerate DevOps, AI Work
Chief Information Officer Dana Deasy discusses how the department’s massive cloud contract will serve as a platform for broader DevOps and artificial intelligence efforts.
Feds Eye Technical Skills to Support Increased Automation in 2020
The administration is focused on continuous learning and development around automation and understanding its impact on the workforce.
Foundations for Federal Digital Transformation
Real digital transformation starts by assessing your “digital maturity.” This requires a comprehensive, top-to-bottom examination of how you operate today.
6 Best Practices for Successful Digital Transformation
Government exists to serve citizens and the public. “When it comes to online services, we have to do better,” said Jonathan Kraden from the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Office of Customer Experience during GovLoop’s online training.
Empowering Public Housing Authorities Through DevOps
Although there are still a fair amount of manual processes, HUD as a whole is starting to implement continuous integration and continuous development, key tenets of DevOps.
Keep Complexity from Slowing Down Cloud Transformation
Most organizations will adopt a hybrid, multi-cloud environment by 2021 to fit their complex needs. So here are three priorities your agency should focus on to manage a more complex environment.
Delaware CIO on Digital Government and Cybersecurity
Delaware CIO spoke to GovLoop about overhauling the state’s voting system, what has changed and what has stayed the same about his cybersecurity concerns.
Why Do We Care About DevOps and Where Did It Come From?
To understand why DevOps is a big deal in government, you must first understand its origins and the problem that DevOps solves.
The Electronic Communication Tools of Today’s Government
The ways millennials and Generation Zers prefer to engage with coworkers or citizens look very different from Generation X and baby boomers’ preferences.