Innovate for Change, Santa Clara CIO Says
Innovation in the public sector can help solve some of communities’ most intractable challenges.
Posts By Isaac Constans
The Landscape of Cloud Adoption in Government
Citizens want a user experience that rivals that of the private sector. In many cases, cloud supported these types of experiences.
Agencies Prioritize Learning and Development to Keep Employees Engaged
GovLoop recently interviewed Joey Zumaya, Manager of the Public Sector at LinkedIn Learning, about how talent developers in government can maximize workforce engagement and mission outcomes.
GovLoop Says Thanks to Public Servants At Free Lunch Event
On Wednesday, GovLoop hosted its “Food Trucks of Thanks” event, a tradition that offers free lunch to public servants to show appreciation for the work they do.
How SBA Played a High Risk, High Reward Game in Hurricane Relief
Results from going to the cloud are apparent, but the long-term benefits will continue to show up in the communities that are being serviced, such as Puerto Rico.
OMB Outlines a Sweeping New Shared Services Approach
The federal government announced a new initiative on Friday that moves shared service missions into central offices to standardize purchasing.
Deploying a Web of Defense Against Insider Threats
As agencies set up security gateways and protections to guard against external hackers, the biggest threats might come from inside of the organization.
How Secure Orchestration Can Solve Modern IT Challenges
Because governments have so many applications, platforms and servers, the security systems required to keep networks safe are abundant and diverse.
The Biggest Threat to Cybersecurity? Ourselves
A lot goes into an effective cybersecurity strategy, but many rank-and-file, business-side employees are often surprised at their centrality to defending against cyber threats.
Santa Clara CIO Prioritizes Digital Services, Mobile Government
Since coming to Santa Clara County, Ann Dunkin has prioritized Agile processes and digital services, which have saved the county hundreds of millions of dollars.