Outdated technology causes service delivery problems at all levels of government, including the legacy systems that state and local transportation departments rely on. But there’s a better way.
In this post, we talk about what most people ignore — the risks of AI. Prior to deploying the technology across your organization, it’s critical to identify and understand these risks and have a plan in place to mitigate them.
Although the mandates surrounding operational effectiveness are all intended to promote the adoption of private-sector best practices, it is not always clear how best to implement them within the federal environment. This creates an interesting opportunity for forward-thinking leaders to design implementation approaches that will work best for their environment.
Zero trust cybersecurity can help keep digital work safe by combining specific people, processes and technologies to make security pervasive networkwide.
Technological change happens quickly, and training the next wave of tech workers should be no different. It has to start planning for a new generation now.
For IT departments with static budgets and siloed purchasing leadership, meeting these demands can feel impossible. Yet higher education must find ways to leverage innovative new technologies to meet the demands of today. How do they do that?
New technology is changing the way that HR professionals do their job, but human values and connection are still the most important part of the workplace.
Regardless of which role you play, the IT infrastructure is a key component in your city and your residents rely on you to protect, maintain, and improve it.
When you’re looking for new ways to solve tough problems, a hackathon might be your answer.
Partnered cloud and data center solutions offer federal agencies a way to meet the innovation demands of our digital era, without breaking budgets or overtaxing IT departments.
