There are few things worse for agency efficiency – or IT employee morale – than having fragmented service requests, overwhelming workflows, and siloed knowledge. It is not that IT employees aren’t working hard to solve problems, it’s that the tools they have been using cannot scale up as fast as user needs accumulate. In today’s rapidly shifting federal landscape, agencies must modernize operations and strengthen...

Gen Z is reshaping the workforce—bringing fresh perspectives, valuable hard and soft skills, and new expectations for what they want out of employers and their career journeys. There is an incredible opportunity for federal agencies to attract the next generation of talent to the public sector. This is particularly important because federal agencies are at a crossroads in their talent acquisition efforts. Approximately 30% of employees a...

When the Navy CIO released the Service’s Information Superiority Vision 2.0 last year, its focus was on facilitating the secure movement of information to support warfighters, by emphasizing three pillars – optimize, secure, and decide. For Navy IT users, “optimize” means utilizing modern software and services such as cloud adoption; “secure” refers to implementing zero trust and increasing focus on cybersec...

Federal agencies are facing a pivotal moment. With increasing pressure to modernize mission-critical systems, update and expand key skills, and drive greater data accessibility, IT leaders are being called to chart a path that balances innovation with continuity. Two of the biggest challenges in government IT today are the shortage of mainframe expertise and the complexity of moving data across platforms. There are practical steps that agencie...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly emerging as a game-changer in the healthcare sector, offering powerful new tools to improve public health outcomes and operational efficiency. The future of healthcare is data-driven—and AI is helping lead the way. From early disease detection and precision treatment planning to accelerating drug discovery, AI is helping clinicians and researchers make faster, more informed decisions. For governmen...

5G networks first made their appearance in 2019, when major telecommunications carriers started rolling them out. Today, more than half the U.S. has 5G coverage, mostly in more densely populated areas. By 2030 it is estimated that more than 90% of mobile data coverage will be 5G. And it has been as significant a change as promised, with download speeds up to 20 Gbps, resulting in very low latency (signal delay) – one reason that streamin...

At every level of government there are millions of records that predate the computer era. Many are on paper – whether handwritten or typed – while others may be on microfiche. Converting this vast amount of potential information into usable forms is both more affordable than ever and creates the potential for significant improvements in government operations. Modernizing government systems means finding ways to turn these into digi...

As federal agencies navigate administrative changes, hybrid work models, and evolving security challenges, IT modernization has become a critical priority. This webinar will provide insights into observability and AI operations, proactive maintenance strategies, and the importance of federal-specific certifications like Common Criteria and FIPS 140-2, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s “Security Requirements for C...

Government cybersecurity teams are tasked with understanding all threat vectors and use a wide range of tooling to do so (endpoint, identities, and networks). The Department of Homeland Security’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program is the go-to source for these kinds of tools. But different tools performing different functions create silos, and in between those disjointed silos lie risks, and new tools are being introduc...