When the Levee Breaks – and the Authority to Opine
The levee is about to break when the finishing parts of the reciprocity of the FedRAMP High baseline to the Department of Defense (DoD) Impact Level (IL) 4/5 are completed.
Digital Government
4 Benefits of Going Paperless
Learn why agencies are moving to digital solutions from paper and PDF forms and how they are streamlining and optimizing these processes.
Debunking Procurement Myths About Open Source Software
Learn how to evaluate open source software when it comes to adopting it at your agency.
Shark Attacks Lead to Citizen Engagement Questions
The path to improving citizen engagement can start in many places.
Are you Fighting Fraud, or Sitting by While it Happens?
Are you doing your part to reduce improper payments?
How to Make the Most of Your Data
Learn the top data challenges agencies are currently facing and how to overcome them.
Why Digital Transformation Matters to Government Agencies
This blog post is an excerpt of our recent report with Infor, Paving the Path for Government Digital Transformation via the Cloud. To download the full report, head here. Digital transformation is the transformation of business activities, processes, competencies and models to fully leverage digital technologies and their impact in a strategic and prioritized way,Read… Read more »
The Open Source Skills Agencies Need
Learn how agencies are developing and training their in-house staff to tackle open source projects.
5 IoT Challenges and Solutions
Learn the challenges agencies face with implementing IoT and how they can combat them.
Why Gov Needs Better Records Management
This post is informed by our recent GovLoop Academy Course, Your Playbook for Records Management. The 2012 Managing Government Records Directive has been touted as a major achievement for modernizing federal records management. Moving from paper-based to electronic records helps accelerate information searches and increases accessibility. It also greatly reduces the costs of storing hard-copyRead… Read more »