Agencies have made substantial investments in tele- and remote work capabilities. Now, employees and agency executives sense the need for a new round of capability that integrates functions now coming from multiple, separate applications.
The Homeland Security Department has launched several initiatives to improve employee engagement, including ‘jump teams,’ which try to solve problems at field offices.
The United States Agency for International Development is focused on its modernization efforts for employees.
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Cloud computing is not a simple matter when working across thousands of miles of complicated geography, especially when there’s no guaranteed network connection. We talk with three Army colonels about pilots aimed at achieving tactical cloud.
Improving Defense business systems though cloud technologies is a big goal for DoD, but it’s not as though the concept is unproven. Here’s what two program managers who were early cloud adopters have learned so far.
The National Security Agency is continuing its cloud journey across multiple fronts, including the Hybrid Compute Initiative, which aims to align compute solution to mission. We get details from Deputy CIO Jennifer Kron during the DoD Cloud Exchange.
It’s not enough to adopt and blend a variety of cloud presences. The on-premise environments must also behave like the cloud, USSOCOM’s chief technical officer explains to Tom Temin during the 2023 DoD Cloud Exchange.
This week, we are covering South by Southwest – an annual conference centered around technology, film, music, education, and culture.
One of the Defense Intelligence Agency’s chief priorities is modernizing JWICS, which agencies governmentwide rely on for top-secret communications. DIA’s Johanna “Jojo” Leasiolagi discusses ways the agency wants to use modern cloud services.
The opportunities for software as a service vendors in the Defense Department and Intelligence Community’s classified environments continue to emerging, explains Okta’s Sabrina Lea at the DoD Cloud Exchange.
The Defense Department has unique challenges to overcome to bring artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to warfighters in the field, not the least of which are devices and bandwidth, explain IBM’s Mark Johnson and Octo’s Rob Albritton.
Given zero trust’s multiple pillars, players and tech elements, Akamai Defense’s Dave Zukowski suggests intense governance can help ensure collaboration and reduce duplicative effort. He talks with our Jory Heckman during the DoD Cloud Exchange.
As a former Navy IT leader and helicopter pilot, Splunk’s Juliana Vida well knows the hurdles to change at DoD. During the DoD Cloud Exchange, she shares thoughts on how to implement technology that can help personnel do their jobs better and faster.
With the advent of the departments contracts for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, there’s activity and innovation already beginning. During the DoD Cloud Exchange, ThunderCat Technology's Nic Perez shares thoughts on exciting things to come.