For federal agencies planning to adopt barcode technology for intramural exchanges or in dealing with vendors and other external entities, John Wirthlin, the industry principal for manufacturing, transportation and logistics at Zebra Technologies, has a piece of foundational advice.
Data available for analysis and program improvement grows exponentially. The challenge, then, is organizing it and making it available in a usable way to people, whether they’re in program management, human resources, acquisition, IT or any other function.
The zero trust model has come to the forefront of government agency cyber strategies in the last couple of years, but how are agencies implementing and managing their zero trust strategy? During this webinar, you will learn how federal IT practitioners from the U.S. Department of State, Department of Justice, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and Department of Homeland Security are implementing strategies and technology around zero trust.
Linda Bund was instrumental in the evolution of electronic medical records at the Veterans Affairs Department and among government’s first female CIOs. Learn about her now during Federal News Network’s May We Say Thank You event.
The only constant in recent years has been change. Here are three tactics, learned from working with the Homeland Security Department, that can help your team provide exceptional program support while adapting on the fly. It starts with investing in people and expertise.
Former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx shared her perspective about Vice President Kamala Harris testing positive for COVID with “Conversations on Health Care.”
Can data centers improve energy efficiency through smarter data storage? As the government focuses on federal efforts to improve sustainability across the board, the EPA Energy Star program sees potential for data centers across the U.S. to reduce energy demands by adopting energy-efficient data storage technology.
A panel of customer experience experts — from ACF, the Air Force, FSA, IRS, TSA and Salesforce — outline the success factors necessary for agencies to improve customer experience and provide excellent digital services. Download to learn more.
Federal agencies have consistently struggled over the years to hire and retain qualified candidates. But the federal hiring process is also notoriously lengthy, opaque and subjective, which can prevent potential quality applicants from ever even getting their foot in the door.
Planning, programming, budget and execution requires the right data for Defense planners to get to where planning becomes a continuing process, not a once-a-year exercise.
Under the administration’s Federal Sustainability Plan, the Public Buildings Service must achieve a net-zero emissions building portfolio by 2045, as well as a 50% emissions reduction by 2032. Find out how it intends to get there.
Agencies are modernizing their IT infrastructure, moving their data into cloud computing services and adopting modern software practices. But efforts are underway to get a handle on that complexity.
Agencies, in an effort to reduce storage space and improve access to documents, are taking steps to wean themselves off paper records. Joe Odore, the global portfolio marketing manager for Kodak Alaris, said agencies will see significant benefits by shifting to electronic records.
FEMA focuses on all aspects of emergency management, such as preparing for and responding to disasters and emergencies, working to mitigate the effects and recovering from the impacts.
Joining host Natalia Castro for the conversation is Dan Schuman of Demand Progress; Marc Goldwein of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget; and William Hoagland from the Bipartisan Policy Center.