Removing Friction, Driving Results: The Path to a More Agile Government
During a recent webinar, experts shared a common message: modernization is about removing barriers that prevents agencies from doing their best work.
During a recent webinar, experts shared a common message: modernization is about removing barriers that prevents agencies from doing their best work.
At its best, modernization should be uneventful. It should sit alongside patching, monitoring, and capacity planning as routine work.
AI brings with it a tremendous opportunities and productivity and efficiency gains. But to make AI investments scalable and long lasting (especially as pricing models change), it’s important for organizations to have a firm grasp of the areas that make the most sense to automate.
In this video interview, UiPath’s Christopher Radich discusses best practices in business orchestration.
There’s a lot of excitement around AI right now, especially as organizations look for ways to work faster, improve service delivery, and help employees be more productive. But one key message stands out: AI success isn’t really about the technology. It’s about having the right foundation in place first. As AI evolves into more advancedRead… Read more »
Organizations across government and industry are moving beyond AI experimentation and focusing on practical results. The biggest lesson? AI is not replacing employees. Instead, it is helping them eliminate repetitive tasks, access information faster, and spend more time on high-value work. During a recent GovLoop webinar, expert speakers offered tips and takeaways on using AIRead… Read more »
To realize the potential of technology investments, evaluate four outcomes: mission impact, workforce productivity, risk reduction and futureproofing.
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.
What can you do to rebuild trust with the public? It is a question every technology provider serving government should think about.