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Early in 2020, as a pandemic prepared to wreak havoc across the United States, HHS was a major part of the equation in dealing with an environment almost no one really imagined: large-scale telework.
Read moreThe Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Program (EIS) transition is underway at the General Services Administration. In fact, the acting deputy assistant commissioner in the Federal Acquisition Service said it’s “like a locomotive that you throw coal on and it gets faster.”
Even though agencies now have three more years to make the transition, now is the time they should be laying the groundwork for what they want future networks to do, and be.
When it comes to gathering data, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is one of the most network-intensive agencies you’ll find.
The IRS is tapping into billions of dollars in multi-year modernization funds to provide a higher level of customer service to taxpayers.
Agencies that oversee critical infrastructure are developing new sector risk management plans, with cybersecurity continuing to be a high priority.
Comprehensive data management is key to unlocking seamless, personalized and secure CX for government agencies.
A smartwatch saved the life of VA’s chief health technology officer. The department expects this device data can also save the lives of other disabled vets.
CESER’s work with cloud service providers comes amid growing threats to critical infrastructure, as well as questions about cloud security responsibilities.
About 580,000 Oregon residents will be eligible to use the IRS’ Direct File platform next filing season, as long as the program remains funded.
DoD can duplicate USINDOPACOM’s transformation to rapidly implement multi-enclave environments on a broader scale in support of CJADC2.
Policymakers often talk about a cyber talent gap, but official data on the national cyber workforce is also in short supply.