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Increasing citizen engagement through social, mobile, analytics and cloud
Today’s federal agencies have ranked mobile devices, data analytics tools and cloud computing technologies as the most useful resources in enabling agencies to reach their digital goals.
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Tech group calls on Trump to assess IT vulnerabilities, lower acquisition barriers
The IT Alliance for Public Sector, representing technology and service provider companies who work closely with the government, has offered the incoming administration recommendations on how to approach cybersecurity, IT modernization and procurement reform as a unified priority.
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Analyst: Trump administration could enrich contractors, not customer experience
A report by Forrester Research analyst Rick Parrish extrapolates challenges that customer-centric government could face based on the Trump administration’s private sector-focused, anti-regulatory promises and appointments to date.
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Making information manageable again
The Obama administration made great strides in improving federal information management processes; the next administration can, and must, continue growing this progress.
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Last chance to give feedback on health IT offerings for GSA/DHA eTool
The Defense Health Agency and General Services Administration are looking for value-added insight from industry partners in regard to new health IT software and services being added to a web-based system to simplify and expedite best-fitting contract vehicles.
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Senate passes mandate for publishing government data
In 2017, Congress will have the opportunity to pass the Open, Public, Electronic, and Necessary Government Data Act, institutionalizing current executive policy on using nonproprietary, machine-readable data formats.
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Digital ready networks: The foundation for agency innovation
Some point solutions can help solve specific issues, but in general, a piecemeal approach to security adds complexity. Today, an architectural, network-driven approach is needed to combat evolving threats.
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State Department has a plan to evolve IT architecture, workforce efficiency
The Department of State has introduced an Information Technology Strategic Plan stating its intent to enhance the agency’s mission through collaborative tools, secure scalable IT infrastructure, and streamlined policy and governance processes that improve data access, service delivery and core business functions.
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Defending against phishing attacks with game-based training
IT does its best to protect against different kinds of cyberattacks. But phishing is a different beast.
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Federal agencies need to improve IT app performance management, says survey
A research study by the Government Business Council and Riverbed Technology finds unresponsive, crash-prone IT applications and inconsistent troubleshooting and problem resolution to be impeding agency effectiveness.
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Increasing citizen engagement through social, mobile, analytics and cloud
Today’s federal agencies have ranked mobile devices, data analytics tools and cloud computing technologies as the most useful resources in enabling agencies to reach their digital goals.
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Tech group calls on Trump to assess IT vulnerabilities, lower acquisition barriers
The IT Alliance for Public Sector, representing technology and service provider companies who work closely with the government, has offered the incoming administration recommendations on how to approach cybersecurity, IT modernization and procurement reform as a unified priority.
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Analyst: Trump administration could enrich contractors, not customer experience
A report by Forrester Research analyst Rick Parrish extrapolates challenges that customer-centric government could face based on the Trump administration’s private sector-focused, anti-regulatory promises and appointments to date.
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Making information manageable again
The Obama administration made great strides in improving federal information management processes; the next administration can, and must, continue growing this progress.
-
Last chance to give feedback on health IT offerings for GSA/DHA eTool
The Defense Health Agency and General Services Administration are looking for value-added insight from industry partners in regard to new health IT software and services being added to a web-based system to simplify and expedite best-fitting contract vehicles.
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Senate passes mandate for publishing government data
In 2017, Congress will have the opportunity to pass the Open, Public, Electronic, and Necessary Government Data Act, institutionalizing current executive policy on using nonproprietary, machine-readable data formats.
-
Digital ready networks: The foundation for agency innovation
Some point solutions can help solve specific issues, but in general, a piecemeal approach to security adds complexity. Today, an architectural, network-driven approach is needed to combat evolving threats.
-
State Department has a plan to evolve IT architecture, workforce efficiency
The Department of State has introduced an Information Technology Strategic Plan stating its intent to enhance the agency’s mission through collaborative tools, secure scalable IT infrastructure, and streamlined policy and governance processes that improve data access, service delivery and core business functions.
-
Defending against phishing attacks with game-based training
IT does its best to protect against different kinds of cyberattacks. But phishing is a different beast.
-
Federal agencies need to improve IT app performance management, says survey
A research study by the Government Business Council and Riverbed Technology finds unresponsive, crash-prone IT applications and inconsistent troubleshooting and problem resolution to be impeding agency effectiveness.
-
Increasing citizen engagement through social, mobile, analytics and cloud
Today’s federal agencies have ranked mobile devices, data analytics tools and cloud computing technologies as the most useful resources in enabling agencies to reach their digital goals.
-
Tech group calls on Trump to assess IT vulnerabilities, lower acquisition barriers
The IT Alliance for Public Sector, representing technology and service provider companies who work closely with the government, has offered the incoming administration recommendations on how to approach cybersecurity, IT modernization and procurement reform as a unified priority.
-
Analyst: Trump administration could enrich contractors, not customer experience
A report by Forrester Research analyst Rick Parrish extrapolates challenges that customer-centric government could face based on the Trump administration’s private sector-focused, anti-regulatory promises and appointments to date.
-
Making information manageable again
The Obama administration made great strides in improving federal information management processes; the next administration can, and must, continue growing this progress.
-
Last chance to give feedback on health IT offerings for GSA/DHA eTool
The Defense Health Agency and General Services Administration are looking for value-added insight from industry partners in regard to new health IT software and services being added to a web-based system to simplify and expedite best-fitting contract vehicles.
-
Senate passes mandate for publishing government data
In 2017, Congress will have the opportunity to pass the Open, Public, Electronic, and Necessary Government Data Act, institutionalizing current executive policy on using nonproprietary, machine-readable data formats.
-
Digital ready networks: The foundation for agency innovation
Some point solutions can help solve specific issues, but in general, a piecemeal approach to security adds complexity. Today, an architectural, network-driven approach is needed to combat evolving threats.
-
State Department has a plan to evolve IT architecture, workforce efficiency
The Department of State has introduced an Information Technology Strategic Plan stating its intent to enhance the agency’s mission through collaborative tools, secure scalable IT infrastructure, and streamlined policy and governance processes that improve data access, service delivery and core business functions.
-
Defending against phishing attacks with game-based training
IT does its best to protect against different kinds of cyberattacks. But phishing is a different beast.
-
Federal agencies need to improve IT app performance management, says survey
A research study by the Government Business Council and Riverbed Technology finds unresponsive, crash-prone IT applications and inconsistent troubleshooting and problem resolution to be impeding agency effectiveness.
