Technology without purpose is just a tool. To really drive innovation, federal agencies need to orchestrate tech tools into a solution that drives them towards mission success. The Government Innovation Center showcases how agencies can build these solutions and harness the power of technology to solve today’s challenges and be ready to tackle those we’ll face in the future.
As government missions become digital and always on, it’s imperative that modernization efforts do not disrupt operations and other critical activities. As The Department of the Navy, drives its modernization efforts forward, the goal is not simply
A generation ago, federal agencies operated in simple and largely siloed tech environments, but the future of government has different demands. Just as mainframes have given way to the cloud, digital government requires seamless and
Although Harold Leavitt’s diamond model, which is the origin of the three-part framework of people, process, and technology, has ostensibly been guiding change and innovation for over 60
The United States Armed Forces are undergoing a period of rapid change. From a name change to a mission that encompasses five domains and incorporating AI into warfighter support, the Pentagon is moving rapidly
AI is changing everything. From changing how citizens interact with agencies through omnichannel contact centers to the rapid advancement of digital twin technology for mission-critical activities, wherever there is AI, innovation is sure
AI is everywhere. Since ChatGPT reshaped the conversation around AI but also it’s real-world applications in 2023, it has become ubiquitous. While skepticism about AI’s capabilities and impacts remains, experience continues to show that for
