What Data Can Tell You About Current and Future Employees
No matter how massive, minute or complex an agency’s mission, each one has a common purpose: They’re in the business of people.
No matter how massive, minute or complex an agency’s mission, each one has a common purpose: They’re in the business of people.
Most organizations have between 20 and 75 security solutions, each solving a separate problem. While these tools can help fight specific cybersecurity threats, they often don’t integrate well with one another, creating visibility problems and complexity overload.
On the GovLoop online training, Finding Productivity in Chaos, Erica R. Wexler shared tips and tricks for remaining focused and effective during turbulent times.
While we’re almost eight months into the pandemic, I still find myself making changes to how I stay organized. Here are some helpful tips.
When you implement a smart card project, you must understand what abilities you really have. Don’t circumvent security for marketing hype.
With the appointment of Ron Klain as chief of staff, President-elect Joe Biden chose a skilled and seasoned professional with an impressive record of making government work.
Bridging generational gaps with modern technology improves service and contributes to more vibrant, successful communities.
Why do some public service organizations struggle with modernization? A 10-year government employee shares her insights as a twenty-something.
We turn now to how a new administration could impact the four envelopes and federal IT in general — at least how we hope it could make an impact.
Early on, network outages disrupted NASA’s remote workers, prompting quickly implemented architectural improvements to resolve those issues.