automation

DISA Defense Information Systems Agency Headquarters

DISA wants to automate 75% of cyber activities, but it’s nowhere near the goal

“It’s an aggressive goal for us and something that we’re working hard to get after. But we’re not real close at all,” said DISA’s Brian Hermann.

Defense

AI and human pilots were ‘roughly even’ during latest tests

Defense

Air Force vice chief needs better solutions for moving data

Air Force

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More sensors, more digital infrastructure in Air Force ISR plan

Air Force

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Automation is driving USCIS’s cyber improvements

Ask the CIO

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VA launches automation pilot to process veteran disability claims faster

Veterans Affairs

NGA looks to corral satellite imagery, other data in push for ‘synthetic persistence’

Space Operations

Automation can be a workforce’s best friend

Open First

How agencies can be more proactive with ISV automation

Open First

AI success means starting by asking, What is the problem?

Federal Insights

Digital modernization saves NASA ‘a lot of time, effort and money’

Shared Services

Why automation is a major strategy element in modernization

In contemporary times, modernization is driven not only by the continuous advances in technology, but also by the need to control costs and deliver state-of-the-art…

Federal Insights

How automation can fill in holes on disaster planning

Damien Eversmann, staff solutions architect at Red Hat, said many companies are now looking at automation as a way to fill in holes in their continuity…

Open First

The ROI of moving automation from back office to mission areas

Innovation in Government

Chris Townsend, the area vice president for federal sales at UiPath, said this unprecedented growth and acceptance of automation comes from the desire for agencies to have employees no longer focus on menial or “low-value” work and spend more time on mission activities.