The 5 W’s: who, what, where, when and why. These simple words can lead to endless questions and deeper understanding of an issue. But often we abandon this inquisitive mindset in professional settings. Without actively questioning our work and our goals, we can become stagnant. How can we cultivate and embrace curiosity at work? JoinRead… Read more »
To help overcome government’s shortage of cybersecurity talent, federal officials are proposing innovative ways to recruit and retain cyber employees. Approaches address both short and long-term needs, recognize the importance of private-sector partnerships and highlight the potential contributions of military veterans.
Malicious actors have become more adept at exploiting weaknesses, and agency IT environments have become increasingly complex, making it harder to secure applications, data and services. While there are no guarantees that even the best protections will prevent a cyber intrusion, there are ways to make attacks less likely. Download this guide, the first inRead… Read more »
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Data helps agencies meet their missions, but it’s only valuable if employees can access it. A cloud-based approach to data management can help. It should integrate disparate data sources, include artificial intelligence tools for users, and be built for the future.
Mike Mayta, CIO of Wichita, Kansas, shares what he’s learned in 14 years overseeing IT for the city’s 17 departments.
Government agencies make ample use of PDFs, but it’s an inhospitable format for low-vision users, people who use screen readers, and individuals who access government websites via mobile devices. PDFs do not, in other words, make government more accessible.
This excerpt showcases how a federal agency incorporated zero trust to secure their systems.
Community engagement increases when agencies think of residents as end users, not just beneficiaries of government services.
Nathan Tierney is the Deputy CIO and Chief People Officer for the Office of Information Technology (OIT) in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). A veteran of the Army Special Forces, roughly five years in private sector leadership roles and author of books on health care value management, here are some lessons he’s learned about… Read more »