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.
Posts Tagged: networking
Modernized Networking Is Key to Intelligent Transportation
By Kevin Jennings and Roch Muraine Public safety is at the heart of the mission of most transportation departments (DOTs). In addition to reducing the risk of traffic injury or death, DOTs are looking to support state and local environmental goals by minimizing the pollutants that drive climate change and impact public health. Many areRead… Read more »
How to Keep Up With the Rise of Voice, Video and Data
The need for scalability, flexibility, adaptability and resiliency will only increase over time, and moving to an Ethernet-based network supports that.
Come One, Come All: Every Govie Should Attend NextGen
Many make the mistake of dismissing professional development as a resource for entry-level employees, but NextGen is for everyone.
Considerations for Continuity of Operations and Federal Remote Work
Agencies need to consider how their continuity of operations (COOP) plans can enable the entirety of their workforce to work remotely and securely.
Join us for Govies Give Back!
Join GovLoop on Saturday, Oct. 19 for Govies Give Back, a free community service day event for government employees.
Becoming a Better Networker… And Even Enjoying It
While networking might seem unnatural, it’s a skill to be gained, and improvement in it can yield great results.
Networking at Professional Events
Six key tips to help you network efficiently and optimize your experiences at conferences and professional events.
Tips for Moving up the Government Career Ladder
In a recent online training, panelists explained how public servants can secure the next step in their government career.
Is This a Date or Networking?
Today, it’s all too common to get a meeting request with a hopefully professional contact, but with unclear messaging that might mean it’s more a date than networking. How you determine if the ask is professional or personal?