Intelligent Automation Month

Launched Oct. 1, 2013, HealthCare.gov was the public-facing embodiment of what The New York Times called “the most expansive social legislation enacted in decades.” The online marketplace was intended to allow people to begin purchasing health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

The Army’s deputy chief of staff for intelligence says military leaders need to understand both the value of OSINT, as well as “how carefully it has to be managed and implemented.”

The Copyright Office — a Congressional agency — is taking a bow for the success of its online recordation system. The system lets people submit, online, documents for copyright applications. How successful is it?

Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is one of something like 30 agencies that have a hand in disaster recovery. In trying to avoid duplicating benefits to disaster victims, in 2017 HUD started work on a data portal.

With a new initiative to build unmanned systems, the Pentagon wants to scale up fast with smaller, cheaper design.

Government agencies are increasingly turning to Centers of Excellence (CoE) to deploy intelligent automation in an effort to enhance core internal processes and drive operational and workforce efficiency gains.

The Federal Drive with Tom Temin recently brought you an interview with one of this year’s Data for Diplomacy awardees from the State Department.

OPM and DCSA are making policy and technology changes are part of the implementation of the Trusted Workforce 2.0.