Federal health agencies are redefining success in IT by focusing less on systems delivered and more on outcomes that matter.
Federal IT leaders are reassessing how they manage growing endpoint portfolios, visibility gaps and workload pressure as environments become harder to oversee.
Federal agencies must align technology with mission, invest in change management and adopt smart procurement strategies, Maximus tech experts advise.
Federal IT is evolving fast. Kosta Kalpos of Okta shares how open standards, smarter procurement, and interoperability are key to modernizing government systems.
In today's digital age, secure communication is more critical than ever, especially within government and military sectors.
Federal agencies are shifting from compliance-driven identity management to proactive identity security strategies to combat breaches and insider threats.
A universal identity platform approach to users and access enables modernization and ensures the agency can manage access, especially when the federal workforce
A personalized approach, driven by data integration and integration of multiple systems, will enable better care and improve readiness.
Bill Anderson, the principal product manager at Mattermost, said agencies need to understand how to remove some of the complexities to improve collaboration.
More than simply monitoring enterprise applications, agencies need to have an organized and automated way to alert the people who can fix it the fastest.
By enabling dynamic VPNs through the regular network locally or nationwide, 5G supports secure and high-priority traffic.
Homegrown, modernized legacy and software as a service applications all benefit from continuous testing for performance and functionality.
AI and enough data will let security and network operators use natural language to poll devices and establish automated remediation routines.
The latest contract lifecycle management systems use data from multiple sources to drive efficiency, risk mitigation, and compliance assurance in contracting.
Automation projects should take into account both technical factors like cloud economics and automated deployment.
Whether preventing fraud, boosting knowledge management, or refining large language model results, graph databases help agencies get more out of large datasets.
Human resources applications, which touch everyone in the agency, provide a great use case for getting good with cloud, AI and software-as-a-service.
Integration of all data elements about each user, combined with integrated systems and processes are all required for digital transformation.
