Why HHS Needed a Shift in Mindset to Optimize Its Data
Big data, as it’s called, has taken over government and forced agencies to piece together policies and practices that will allow them to manage all of their incoming information securely.
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3 Must-Haves for Government Cloud
By taking a strategic approach to multi-cloud management, federal agencies can achieve success in three critical areas of cloud: security, visibility and automation.
Navigating the Future of Government IT
With more than 20 billion devices predicted to be connected by the year 2020, managing a seamless and secure IT enterprise will be no small feat in the federal government’s increasingly complex environment.
Evolving the Digital Workplace with the Internet of Things
This blog post is an excerpt from GovLoop’s recent guide, “The Internet of Things: Challenges and Opportunities for Government.”
Using Data Optimization for IT Modernization
Constituents want real-time updates from government and easy access to public digital services, but this can only be achieved through optimized data and consolidated datacenters.
Aligning Legacy Systems and Innovation
Learn how you can accelerate digital transformation at your agency.
What Is SecOps?
Think of SecOps as a management approach that bridges the gap to connect security and operations teams, in much the same way that DevOps unifies software developers and operations professionals.
A Cloud Management Revolution
Cloud computing models often require agencies to rethink their processes because cloud actually introduces a new velocity and a new cadence.
Government Saves Time, Money, and Resources with Improved Help Desk Software
The city of San Mateo, California is witnessing booming growth in both its population and infrastructure development. Since the year 2008, San Mateo has experienced an 8% increase in population, and home sales have jumped a staggering 28%. Consequently, the municipal government of San Mateo is faced with the enormous task of managing and overseeingRead… Read more »