How Utah County Used GIS to Help Ensure a Smooth Election
The second-largest county in Utah, Utah County, transformed its outdated election processes into a location-enabled system suited for modern-day elections.
Why Data Management Is Not Just an IT Concern
To realize the full benefits of their massive and growing stores of data, government agencies need to think in new ways about data management. Rather than coming at data management strictly from a technology perspective, they need to look at how they can get that data into the hands of their decision-makers, according to twoRead… Read more »
Talking Tech? Focus on the Outcome
When many top technologists and data scientists discuss what they do, the first words out of their mouths won’t be about the technical daily grind.
3 Things Colleges Can Teach Agencies About Cybersecurity
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced both government and higher education to think more about remote data and other cybersecurity concerns.
Improving Agility Through Serverless Computing
Depending on the use case, serverless application development can improve efficiency and agility while reducing cost. Here’s how.
How to Overcome the Complexities of Microservices
Adding a service mesh to microservices can improve visibility, monitoring, management and security. Read on to learn more.
Taking DevOps to a New Level With Modern Developer Workspaces
Some enterprise organizations are providing application developers working from home with a better solution: a browser-based IDE.
How to Escape the Fix-and-Upgrade Rut and Modernize
Try this approach to relieve your IT team of many administrative tasks and enable them to focus on delivering more value to the agency.
7 Professional Development Books That Will Jingle Your Bells
Count down to the holidays with GovLoop and NextGen and find out which professional development reads will make your future career days merry and bright.
Elevating Success Skills Through Professional Development
“A lot of training opportunities skew toward technical positions. But that’s only a part of the equation.”