The basic principles of data management have not changed, but agencies are adopting new tools, such as artificial intelligence (AI)-based solutions, and learning new ways to use data to make decisions and shape policies. In a recent GovLoop virtual event, government and industry experts discussed the intersection of data and modernization. This quick takeaway resourceRead… Read more »
Technology modernization is key to transformation in federal government — and data is key to driving effective modernization. But while agencies have ample data on hand, they sometimes struggle to use it to support emerging solutions. At a recent GovLoop virtual event, government and industry experts explored the role of data in government transformation, theRead… Read more »
Agencies are facing numerous challenges around data protection – some you can control and some you can’t. However, there are steps you can take to strengthen your defenses, despite how treacherous the threat landscape may seem. This quick resource offers takeaways from a recent roundtable discussion and includes strategies for leveling up data protection. You’llRead… Read more »
When disaster strikes, whether because of a natural event or as a result of someone’s malicious intent, an agency must be prepared to bounce back — quickly. This takeaway resource features advice from the following government and industry experts who shared insights on approaches to being prepared for anything: Frank Indiviglio, Chief Technology Officer at the NationalRead… Read more »
What does data maturity look like? It’s not just about having the technical ability to handle vast tracts of information: Maturity also means having the right skills and cultural mindset. This quick, takeaway resource showcases insight from government and industry leaders, who took a deep dive into how agencies can achieve the level of maturityRead… Read more »
Data is a lot like exercise equipment – it won’t do you any good unless you actually put it to use. In the case of data, a lot of the heavy lifting goes into getting yourself ready to use it and figuring out how. This report highlights some important takeaways from the event, including: •Read… Read more »
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