Embracing data-driven decision-making in government isn’t just a smart choice — it’s a strategic imperative that ensures accuracy, accountability, and transparency in public service delivery.
You can’t have an AI strategy without a data strategy, says Matthew Rose of Snowflake. To be ready for AI, you need an ecosystem for data.
These seven government organizations areleaning into social media and connecting with their audience in surprisingly fun and effective ways. Learn how you can apply their strategies to your agency’s online presence.
How should federal agencies plan for AI technology? To fully harness the power of AI, federal agencies should create a clear AI roadmap outlining their goals, timelines, and key milestones. This roadmap should be flexible, allowing for adjustments as new technologies emerge and federal priorities shift.
Cybersecurity leaders need to go beyond mere compliance – the cyber defense bar should be set higher. Agencies should lock down their data in ways that keep it safe, while still making it readily available across organizational silos. This quick resource offers tips and takeaways from government and industry experts on how to best protectRead… Read more »
Get practical delegation advice from Sally Mayberry, Employee Engagement and Communications Manager at the National Park Service.
The origins of the Rocky Mountain Ranger Association and an interview with its chair.
Learn how updating your human resource tools and technology can help agencies rise to the challenge of getting (and keeping) new hires.
July’s online training sessions offer professional development opportunities in AI, CX, delegation, and more.
Quantum computing offers much potential, including the ability to break current encryption algorithms that protect data. The good news is that there are solutions.