Uh-Oh: Leadership Strategies for Plans Gone Awry
How can we prepare for failure that is inevitable, but not wholly predictable? Through “failing forward.”
How can we prepare for failure that is inevitable, but not wholly predictable? Through “failing forward.”
Our armed forces are faced with near-peer adversaries who have developed many systems that are competitive on a system-to-system basis. How can the U.S. assert and maintain dominance in this environment?
Here are three more tips for successfully implementing a thriving DevSecOps culture at your agency and actively pursuing scores of mission wins.
Even with digital government initiatives at an all-time high, many agencies are struggling with turning those initiatives into concrete digital services.
In the context of diversity, equity and inclusion (DE& I), an ally is an agent of change inside and outside of their work office.
Beyond authenticating humans, these teams now realize they must also manage the identities of countless machines like systems, applications and devices.
Here are five questions that you can ask to have thoughtful conversations about racial equity at work and support meaningful progress.
Before an organization begins strategizing and implementing data governance, there are a few things it can put in order to create a more effective and valuable governance strategy.
Often called apps, applications are computer programs that are designed to carry out specific tasks like playing media for end users.
These eight tips will make your agency more capable of responding to, recovering from and operating during disturbances like cyberattacks.