How a National Security Lab Streamlined ‘Annoyances’
Today, Sandia’s communications team is better able to focus on the task at hand because they experience far fewer interruptions from clients seeking help with finding assets.
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How the CDC Used Metrics to Communicate COVID-19 Info Online
At GovLoop’s online training Wednesday, Digital Metrics Lead for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shared how the agency responded online to communicate COVID-19 information to the public.
Digital Solutions Support Mission to Keep Children Safe
Today, NCMEC reaches a global audience by disseminating critical information through a broad range of digital touchpoints across web, mobile and social media channels.
The Virtual Environment’s Key Attributes
Virtual environments have become mainstream and indispensable for a variety of use cases, whether it’s large virtual gatherings, training sessions or meetings.
3 Things to Consider About COTS vs. Open Source Software
Both open source and commercial off-the-shelf software are equally powerful tools. The key is knowing when to use which.
5 Best Practices for the Best Digital Experience
At GovLoop’s online training on Thursday, industry experts shared five best practices so public servants can provide the best digital experiences for the public.
How eSign Made Hawaii More Efficient
Hawaii’s agencies are now using Adobe Document Cloud solutions for everything from employee onboarding to signing common documents
Landmarks in Paperless Government Legislation
Agencies that use digital document workflows and electronic signatures save energy, money and time on formerly manual processes.
Enhancing Your Digital Transformation Efforts With FedRAMP
Cloud services keep this journey moving smoothly – but what happens when security slows down your progress? Using cloud security requirements can help.
The Many Layers of Building a Digital Government
Modern technology can make these aims attainable when the right solution is found, bridging the gap between government and a segmented population.
