Agencies need to understand their data and current legacy system architecture before moving applications to the cloud, advises Splunk cloud solutions architect.
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is moving away from analog records and requiring it in digital format. June 30 will be the deadline.
Rob King, the chief data officer at the Energy Department, said a new data strategy and implementation plan will set the tone for using AI in the future.
By achieving a clean financial audit for the first time ever, the Marine Corps can provide accountability, transparency and validity for their spending.
LaRel Rogers, senior product marketing manager for federal at Okta, says next-level CX improvements will require agencies to adopt predictive technology.
Optum Serve’s Amanda Warfield tells Federal News Network how agencies are tapping into generative AI to make federal employees even more productive.
CDM’s ever-evolving role in civilian cyber
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June 30th deadline approaches, when NARA will only accept digitized documents. Agencies must deal with the largest volume known as modern textual records.
Containerization and automation are two of the tools ATF is looking to use to implement zero trust principles as it re-architects its systems.
Leidos enterprise infrastructure leader John Morton shares strategies that aim to balance usability, flexibility and best-of-breed security.
USDA counts six of its component agencies as High-Impact Service Providers (HISPs) — the most of any department across the federal government.
Ed Van Buren, the strategic growth leader for AI for Deloitte Consulting, said agencies are letting employees safely test AI tools in low risk environments.
The Air Force’s Platform One is accelerating modern software development for the Defense Department.
Cindi Carter, the global CISO for the Americas for Check Point Software Technologies, said AI can help augment cyber defenses already in place at many agencies.