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For federal agencies, modernizing activities are only as effective as their ability to acquire and deploy innovative technologies. Procurement bottlenecks can cause otherwise achievable modernization initiatives to become lengthy, drawn-out processes, leaving agencies with fragmented infrastructure as mission requirements evolve. The Department of
Golden Dome is more than just a missile defense initiative. It gathers massive amounts of sensor data from many formats, classification levels, agencies, and systems in space, air, ground, and other domains. This creates a fundamental challenge for federal missions: how to support decisions at the edge while transforming distributed data into a uni
For a long time, enterprise data was secured by catalogs, static permissions, and access controls that were set once and rarely revisited. However, as agencies move beyond AI pilots and into mission-critical environments, that model breaks down. Because AI systems can request and act on information at a speed and scale that no human user could ever
Employing qualified candidates to work in government is a challenge that federal agencies have been grappling with for years. We talked with Teresa Weipert, Maximus’s General Manager of Federal Services, to discuss how companies like Maximus are working with federal agencies to drive workforce innovation.
In May 2021 the Executive Order on Cybersecurity called for federal agencies to implement stronger cyber defenses to protect critical infrastructure from future attacks. Agencies have made significant efforts to improve cybersecurity. However, supply chain attacks like the Log4j exploitation make it clear that there is still work to be done.
