Improving Agency Efficiency to Improve Public Trust
New technologies and tools are bringing effective modernization within reach. Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO at ServiceNow, explains how.
New technologies and tools are bringing effective modernization within reach. Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO at ServiceNow, explains how.
Chatbots have grown in popularity for good reason: They’re friendly, helpful, and make information readily available. The benefits are arguably even more significant in government applications. They’ve become a reliable tool for delivering constituent services while saving agencies time and resources. In a recent CX Community of Practice, What You Need to Know About BotsRead… Read more »
In the public sector, challenges persist with data sourcing, sharing, training and determining the best ways to use AI. As a result, government agencies continue to tread cautiously while still establishing use cases. The Office of Naval Research is no exception, and Director and Chief Analytics Officer James Valverde Jr. acknowledged it’s impossible to talkRead… Read more »
Application security is imperative in all phases of your agency’s software lifecycle, from design to deployment. That means you must continue to find new and better ways to embed security testing to reduce the risk of cyberattacks and protect your organization’s data. Recently, a rash of high-profile cyberattacks has exploited weaknesses in the elements usedRead… Read more »
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