Why The Federal Government Must Tackle Tool Sprawl to Manage Cyber Risk, Boost Efficiency
In light of sophisticated new cyber threats, the federal government needs to rethink how it secures key systems, improves efficiency and reduces tool sprawl.
Posts Tagged: modernization
Zen and the Art of Government Maintenance: Lessons From Agile Nations
How Estonia, Singapore, and the UAE are sprinting toward frictionless governance, while others are still debugging 1990s workflows one legacy system at a time.
Agencies Seek Gains Through Precision Modernization
Agencies today often pursue targeted modernization programs, rather than sweeping changes. Here are four areas in which they’re devoted modernization resources.
Prioritizing Data in Government Technology Modernization
In government, digital modernization often overlooks enterprise data management, which results in fragmented ecosystems that limit modernization’s full potential.
Why Modernization Means More Than You Think
To be successful, any modernization project must address not just the technology but the processes and people.
Automation Platforms Drive Government Effectiveness
Tasked to do more with less, government agencies are looking for ways to lighten the burden on overloaded IT teams while also elevating the level of citizen service. Automation offers a way forward.
Modernized Networking Is Key to Government Cyber Resilience
Security has to be baked into the architecture from the outset, and must extend seamlessly across the operation.
Modernized Networking Is Key to Government Cyber Resilience
Security has to be baked into the architecture from the outset, and must extend seamlessly across the operation.
How to Budget for Continuous Improvement
Wayne County, Michigan, is approaching its budget and modernization plans to ensure the most positive and lasting impact.
Empowering Frontline Employees to Lead a Culture of Innovation
“Imagine the raw power of 225,000 uniquely qualified individuals who are given the tools and permission to make a health care system better.”