The Government CIO: Today’s New Business Leader
The government CIO is now responsible for a massive amount of internal business processes which have been fundamentally altered due to the infusion of technology.
How to Trust Yourself and Instill Confidence
Sometimes, it can be difficult to gauge your level of skills, which can affect confidence. Here’s how you can gauge and trust yourself.
Achieving Health Equity with GIS
In an online training, panelists explained how GIS can amplify an agency’s strategy for handling and preventing health emergencies with limited resources.
Tips and Tricks for Healthy Work-Life Balance: Mindfulness
You don’t have to take two weeks off for a deep meditation retreat to start practicing and reaping the benefits of mindfulness in your own workplace.
What’s Next for Cloud and Government?
At the ATARC Federal Cloud & Data Center Summit, government and industry experts will examine cloud tools and techniques federal agencies are using to increase efficiencies and save costs.
What is Serverless Computing?
While initial Infrastructure-as-a-Service capabilities provided significant benefits, such as cost savings and improved security, there are still untapped advantages of cloud that agencies have not fully realized. One of those advantages gaining momentum is serverless computing.
3 Myths About Millennials and Government
In this post, we’ll shed some light on three myths about millennials and government.
Are you a Laurel or a Yanny? Bridging the Communication Gap
Did you hear “Laurel” or “Yanny?” Science was a clear explanation for the different interpretations of the sound. But communication in is a little trickier.
3 Steps to Improving Citizen Engagement
What can cities and counties do to improve their user experience? Check out these 3 steps all municipalities should take to improve citizen engagement.
Tips for Using Words of Appreciation at Work Effectively
We have found that following a few simple tips can make the use of words more effective in showing appreciation and encouragement to colleagues (and help you avoid some common errors, as well).