Practical Ways AI Helps Agencies Save Time, Money
The National Institutes of Health and Bureau of Labor Statistics are among the agencies using AI to save time and money and free up employees to solve more complex problems.
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How Open Source Helps ICITE Innovation
Ultimately, ICITE is all about innovation, which explains why open standards and open-source solutions are fundamentally embedded into the ICITE vision and architecture.
Improving Citizen Services With AI in Mississippi
To improve customer experience and cut back on unnecessary costs, the state decided to automate some of its search processes with a chatbot named Missi.
Refining Value from Government Data With Machine Learning and More
Agency leaders and program management professionals must seek practical, secure, and effective methods to extract the valuable information captured in their data repositories — from legacy systems to real-time data streams.
The Role of IT in the 2020 Census
To better understand the role technology, specifically data analytics, will play in rolling out the 2020 census, GovLoop sat down with Lisa Blumerman, Associate Director for Decennial Census Programs.
The State of Michigan: Creating a Volunteer Cyber Response Unit
Some governments, like the state of Michigan, have worked to overcome cybersecurity challenges with novel and cost-effective solutions.
What’s Next For Government Technology
Government agencies work electronically just like the private sector does. Read this post to find out what else is in the future of government tech.
FITARA’s Role in IT Management
FITARA compliance can help avoid negative situations by ensuring that agencies have a clear view of what software is being used. Visibility into the software environment allows CIOs and administrators to ensure that employees have the software they need, and that the agency is not paying for software that is not being used.
A Year of Government Innovations in Review
Though innovation is necessary for agencies to continue to deliver on their missions, it is often difficult for new technologies to take hold in government.
The Government Technology Bill of Rights
If government agencies collectively and consistently demand these very reasonable “rights,” vendors will have no other option than to provide the products that these agencies deserve.