By now everyone knows that cybersecurity is a top issue among government agencies. Every day, there are new threats. Complicating matters: cyber criminals are getting smarter and are employing more sophisticated tactics when it comes to breaching security measures.
I specifically remember the first time I saw the overuse of an exclamation point in a work email.
In a busy work environment, it’s easy to get sucked into a culture of stress and intensity. But ignoring your personal wellbeing can be dangerous. One way to improve your mental health and improve your effectiveness as a leader is to employ mindfulness.
No matter how hard you try, there’s no escaping tech jargon. To help you stay in the know, GovLoop identified and defined a handful of tech terms government employees should know, or at least get used to hearing.
CIOs share insights on where to start with FITARA implementation and how to keep the momentum going.
Having a “Band-Aid” approach to your IT environment is no longer an option for government in today’s reality.
Leveraging the buying power of the federal government, collaborating with other federal agencies and industry, and creating acquisition efficiency.
Five items for the next administration to consider in modernizing government technology.
By changing the laws governing recruitment and attitudes about compensation, the government may stand a chance of attracting and retaining highly trained and in-demand professionals as federal employees.
The ability to not only access data but also glean insights from it is key to FITARA’s success. CIOs need access to IT spending, performance and acquisition data to make sound decisions departmentwide.