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In addition to the dirt and water the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers moves around the world for its projects, it also has to shift a considerable amount of data.
Read moreThe Army’s chief information officer said the service has an “operational imperative” to migrate data to a cloud environment.
Controlling and protecting the new U.S. Space Force’s satellites will require plenty of data. Some of the Space Force’s assets will carry over from the Air Force but it is still a new operation.
If you don’t know what data you have, how can you protect it, manage it and find value in it?
Why is geospatial data performance (fast query time) such an obstacle? Various types of geospatial data are often kept in purpose-built data silos.
The Air Force collects a lot of valuable data that will “never see the light of day,” and the service’s new vice chief of staff is looking for solutions.
Businesses are faced with a situation where, if they want to grow in this new era of “big data,” they must invest in data storage.
The new EO will target areas like biometrics, geolocation data, personal health information, and other sensitive data.
The LLM should be as close to seamlessly integrated into the software tools used as possible, for data creation and management, ensuring that compliance checks and classifications are part of the natural workflow.
USDA is on a mission to make its workforce more data savvy through tis Data Science Training Program.
Kirsten Moncada, OPM’s chief privacy officer says the rise of AI tools in government will create more work for privacy officials across government.
Illegal fishing harms the legal fishing industry and endangers the marine ecosystem. That is why the Coast Guard and other agencies spend so much time trying to detect and stop it. Now the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency is launching a prize challenge for data-based ways to get on top of illegal fishing.