As the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States grew at the peak of the pandemic so did the unemployment rate. More than 40 million of these Americans have…
The introduction of any disruptive technology creates all manner of questions, and it’s no different as federal agencies begin to adopt artificial intelligence (AI). Some misconceptions about AI include the…
COVID-19 wasn’t the first crisis to spark interest in remote work solutions but it is the first to serve as a catalyst for indefinite remote work for many public sector…
While the interest is there, the Federal Data Strategy is in place, most agencies are still struggling to cultivate a modern data experience.
5G wireless technology promises to usher in the fourth industrial revolution, and should transform the way federal, state and local agencies operate. From smart cities to wireless devices, 5G can…
An important shift happened in the public sector when the government started embracing a “Cloud First” approach for their IT strategy, prioritizing cloud technology for data storage and compute versus continuing to invest in on-premise…
Technical professionals play an important and diverse role in today’s organizations. Responsible for performance, uptime, and availability, the role of IT pros has grown while budgets have remained the same…
Data agility and accessibility is crucial to accomplishing any mission for the public sector, and defense is no exception. For defense research entities like the Army or Air Force Research…
In order for federal initiatives to be successful, they must be rooted in data. And in order for data to be an agency priority, it starts with the right governance.…
Government agencies have more data at their disposal than ever before, but that information is, quite literally, all over the place, held in data lakes, data warehouses, and data marts—and…