Where’s the Mobility? In the Cloud
By fully using cloud and mobility services, organizations prepare for the next phase of government operations and take advantage of all that technology has to offer.
By fully using cloud and mobility services, organizations prepare for the next phase of government operations and take advantage of all that technology has to offer.
The amount of data that agencies need to find and parse through at any given time can be daunting. In addition to analyzing mountains of information, analysts need to determine how the insights they glean can improve mission operations.
Commerce rolled out a pilot program in spring 2016 to help educate and empower its employees to make data-driven decisions.
Whether it’s business intelligence or data warehousing, the cloud allows organizations to shift away from managing their infrastructure to put more of their time and resources into their core missions.
Although they’re not an entirely new undertaking in government, many program offices, sub-agencies and even larger departments are still working through strategies to fully embrace analytics.
A variety of market drivers have brought government to the tipping point of needing critically improved data analytics.
As police departments increasingly implement body worn camera and other video monitoring solutions they are having to confront what to do with the data that is gathered in these videos. Learn what the most cost effective storage methods are and which one is right for your agency.
The Government today faces a slew of challenges, from trust issues to compliance and risk management. But what can help is a well-executed compliance system with public-sector records requests
The data that exists has the potential, when properly shared and organized, to help understand health problems and build healthy communities.
Government agencies face three major challenges to becoming data-driven organizations: silos and lack of alignment, technology gaps and an inability to derive value from this data deluge.