The Top Obstacles to Stopping Federal Ransomware
This blog is the third of six upcoming articles from GovLoop about the growing cybersecurity threat known as ransomware.
Merging On-Prem and Public Cloud for Comprehensive Data Protection
Agency IT departments need a single, flexible, easily managed hybrid solution to protect sensitive data and all other assets.
It’s a Data Jungle Out There
Agencies might want to take the data problem head-on, but with so much data and so few dedicated staffers, where can they begin?
3 Priorities for Data-Driven Transformation
Agencies need the ability to adjust their services to their consumers’ needs in days or minutes — not months.
Best of USAJobs February 14
Welcome to the latest edition of GovLoop’s exciting federal employment opportunities roundup for the week of February 14, 2020.
Over Half of Poll Respondents Not Worried About Losing Their Jobs to Automation
On Wednesday, government IT experts at GovLoop’s virtual summit were pleased that over half, or 58%, of respondents said they were not worried about losing their jobs to automation.
The Next Stage of Cloud Journey: Cloud Native Development
For government agencies, the next stage of the cloud journey is cloud-native development, moving from monolithic programs to smaller, portable applications
Changing the Operating Model: 4 Ways for Government to Overcome Cloud Barriers
Like many protagonists, how cloud’s saga ends is largely determined by environment and investment, and over the years, safe to say, “results may vary.”
Why Talent Management and HR Are Inseparable
Long considered separate from human resources, talent management is a key part of acquiring and managing the workforce, making it a essential component of a progressive HR strategy.
Delaware’s Approach for Developing Secure Applications Faster
The state is piloting an agile integration platform that will make it easier for microservices and application programming interfaces to quickly retrieve and connect data from multiple state systems.