Software Factories: A New Type of Government Factory
With so many tools available, agencies are grappling with product sprawl. To reign things in, agencies are turning to software factories to take their DevSecOps efforts to the next level.
With so many tools available, agencies are grappling with product sprawl. To reign things in, agencies are turning to software factories to take their DevSecOps efforts to the next level.
RPA business processes using software-generated bots, and it can help government workforces during disasters such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Professionals in the judicial system, including court administrators, lawyers, and judges, have had to figure out in a matter of days how to deliver services online that they have been providing face-to-face for many decades.
The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) has baked the DevOps mindset into its organizational structure.
Eventually, agencies must confront a hard truth about their legacy mainframe environments: While reliable, stable platforms, they’re not exactly innovative.
University research is a big business. But federally imposed administrative requirements divert researchers to focus on non-value-added activities.
For government agencies, the next stage of the cloud journey is cloud-native development, moving from monolithic programs to smaller, portable applications
Agencies can provide a solid data foundation for their AI programs by optimizing data and creating a data governance model.
Transitioning to a cloud-based CX solution is how agencies will reap big rewards in terms of more efficient operations, easier management and better CX.
With the launchpad of its Washington Bot, NASA’s project has served as a model for RPA efforts at the General Services Administration and other federal agencies.