Case Studies in Embracing Change
Depending on the agency’s size, maturity and mission statement, “modernization” can mean different things and produce diverse initiatives. Here are some examples.
Depending on the agency’s size, maturity and mission statement, “modernization” can mean different things and produce diverse initiatives. Here are some examples.
Empower teams and drive business value with interactive learning and on-demand training options such as synchronous and asynchronous learning.
Since the pandemic was declared in 2020, agencies have become more open to conducting training and certifications virtually. So far, the results suggest there is untapped potential for agencies at every level.
Sometimes it’s easy to overestimate the change we hope technology can bring. But at one agency, automation and containerization proved to meet the mark.
Widespread telework ushered in a new suite of applications and workflows. With it, agencies gained familiarity with cloud solutions, learning on the way.
By secrets, we don’t mean your friend’s surprise party or an old family recipe.
Edge computing enables applications to run at the location where they are needed, saving agencies both bandwidth and time.
Transformation in government technology comes with benefits and challenges. When it comes to applications, things have changed so quickly that it may be hard to keep up with.
Innovation can help agencies meet the public’s demands and accomplish their missions with more agility, creativity and flexibility.
A recent IDC study shows that organizations have a vested interest in ensuring that their employees keep their skills up to date.