Podcasts

Join our host, Lucas Hunsicker, and guests from industry and government as they discuss how technology helps agencies prioritize efficiency in mission delivery. You can listen to our podcasts here and subscribe on all major platforms.  

Government Technology Insider Podcast

In this episode of the Government Technology Insider podcast, host Matt Langan, is joined by Tina Trexler, Principal Wireless Sales Engineer at Verizon, and Ty Robertson, Head of Sales at Radiav, to discuss how connectivity in remote training environments is evolving from a fixed-infrastructure challenge to a flexible, strategic discipline. The dis
A subtle challenge is emerging as federal agencies continue to embed AI into mission-critical operations: even when an AI system obtains the data it needs, it may not always understand it accurately. Different systems use different definitions, terminology, and metrics for what should be the same concept when describing the same people, assets, pro
In the first part of our Golden Dome podcast, Dan Fallon, Director of Special Programs and Federal System Integrator at Nutanix and Jason Langone, Global Senior Director of AI & Neocloud Sales at Nutanix, talked about the initiative’s data architecture challenges and how resilient architectures could support AI-driven decision-making in distributed

Podcasts by Maximus

Today, federal healthcare agencies face many of the same pressures as private sector healthcare providers including more patients needing care, skyrocketing costs, heightened expectations surrounding the patient and beneficiary experience. But with workforce reductions and budget cuts across federal healthcare agencies, managing costs and expectati
The Defense community has always been on the cutting edge of technology adoption and deployment. From Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) role in laying the groundwork for the Internet, to the investments that developed today’s AI technology, and weapons systems, drone capabilities, and even medical technology to name just a few are
Caring for veterans is a job that for the most part falls to family members who, until the moment they start caregiving, have had no prior experience. As well as the physical act of caregiving, these family members suddenly need to become knowledgeable in navigating medical care and interacting with a formidable bureaucracy. Even though caregivers
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