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FedScoop’s Luke Fretwell and Red Hat U.S. Public Sector Chief Technology Strategist Gunnar Hellekson discuss the latest in federal government open source software.
Big data open source startup sqrrl Vice President of Business Development Ely Kahn discusses the company’s history, entrepreneurial inspiration, growth, product offering and data security. Inspired by a Google Bigtable research paper, sqrrl’s technology is based on the National Security Agency Accumulo project that began in 2008. Members of the original Accumulo team started sqrrl in 2012.
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Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 18 — The future of telework in government
Gov Actually Episode 47: Code for America CEO Amanda Renteria talks modernizing government
Higher speeds, lower costs and other benefits of modern data platforms
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 17 — A guide to Zero Trust, featuring CISA’s Sean Connelly
Gov Actually Episode 46: OMB in transition
Stronger security and access controls with a new industry partnership
How new PDF solutions are paving a smoother path to digital documents
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The importance of trust in building a data-centric organization
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Data management platforms play vital role in future of government work
Bonus Podcast: The intelligence community’s data-centered approach to IT
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 16 — Inside DHS’s network modernization w/ Karen Evans
New tools help agencies tap high-performance computing
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Gov Actually Episode 44: Transition talk, warm blankets and hot cocoa
New management strategies for federal agency data
The future of work needs zero trust for better data security
Why the economic pendulum is swinging in favor of managed services
Cloud and AI key to managing risk for government agencies
Gov Actually goes live before the 2020 Sammies
Open source gives agencies long-term cloud flexibility
Gov Actually Episode 43: Celebrating federal super heroes with the 2020 Sammies
Agencies rethinking cloud security amid COVID-19
Brilliant in 20 Ep. 6 — Create, don’t fix with Carol Evans
CDM holds untapped value for agency cyberdefense programs
Reducing costs for DOD applications and data in the cloud
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 15 — John Sherman settles in as DOD deputy CIO
Brilliant in 20 Ep. 5 — The human side of AI with Arthur Tisi
Steps for stronger security with modern data backup plans
AI and ML help government safety nets scale during pandemic
Reducing workforce and budget constraints with RPA tools
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Brilliant in 20 Ep. 4 — Vulnerability in practice and success with Bridgette Heller
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 14 — CIO Jim Gfrerer on VA’s pandemic IT response
New data aggregation and analysis tools aid crisis response
Gov Actually Episode 42: Talking presidential history with a ‘moonlighting’ presidential historian
New category of collaboration tools boost workflow management
Enhancing online engagement with predictive analytics
Brilliant in 20 Ep. 3 — Global leadership through vulnerability with Bridgette Heller
Leaning on open source and a community of trusted developers
CMMC — a platform approach aids approval process for DOD contractors
Newer chip designs can put legacy systems on par with the cloud
Brilliant in 20 Ep. 2 — Values-based leadership with Bob McDonald and LaVerne Council
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 13 — Inside Interior’s team-driven COVID-19 response
Getting more from AI and ML workloads with milCloud 2.0
The limits of VPNs elevate the importance of zero trust
How agencies can improve online services using open source
Gov Actually Episode 41: Inspiring Americans to Serve, ft. Congressman Joe Heck
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Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 12 — Securing DOD’s remote workforce, an exit interview with Essye Miller
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Preparing agencies for the future of identity authentication
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Gov Actually Episode 40: A Discussion on Race Through the Lens of Government
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Gov Actually Episode 39: The cost-benefit analysis of saving an American life, featuring Cass Sunstein
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Gov Actually Episode 38: Reflecting on the coronavirus and reopening the U.S.
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Securing federal remote workers at scale with identity authentication security tools
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 11 — Federal IT during the coronavirus pandemic
Why agency investments in network infrastructure remain key to modernization
Gov Actually Episode 37: The federal government response to the coronavirus
FICAM policy offers a balance between security and user experience
Giving network defenders an edge with AI- and ML-embedded platforms
How the evolution of big data analytics improves agency mission outcomes
Gov Actually Episode 36: The biggest challenges facing America’s governments
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 10 — The state of federal AI
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Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 9 — What’s new at the Defense Digital Service?
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 8 — Developing AI for national security
Gov Actually Episode 35: Wrapping up 2019 and the decade
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The relationship between employee and customer experience
How employee engagement impacts mission
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Gov Actually Episode 34: The history and importance of whistleblowers
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 7 — Is federal cybersecurity getting better?
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 6 — Continuous monitoring for Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Let’s Talk about IT Ep. 5 — Transforming the Air Force with Lauren Knausenberger
How a CMS can help your agency improve collaboration and workflows
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 4 — GSA CIO David Shive is a busy man
Gov Actually Episode 33: The federal government’s role in gun control
How content management platforms can break siloed systems in agencies
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 3 — Talking IT acquisition and modernization with DHS’s Soraya Correa
Gov Actually Episode 32: USDA’s relocation, and a conversation on government modernization
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Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 2 — What’s new with FedRAMP?
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Gov Actually Episode 31: Press and the government, with James Rosen
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Open source platforms give agency workforce a boost in modernization efforts
Blockchain pilots gain traction at government agencies
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How FedRAMP Tailored helps agencies quickly obtain cloud-based services
Workforce skills gap slowing cloud readiness for mission critical services
How agencies ensure software containers don’t add complexity
How agency legacy systems can benefit from automation tools
How endpoint management tools improve network security and staff workloads
How modern IAM solutions can enhance citizen services for federal agencies
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Automating performance management processes to boost workforce productivity
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Transform the workforce with tech that improves productivity, security, and worker satisfaction
The case for zero-trust networks
Security strategies that merge with modernization
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MedSec CEO Justine Bone talks medical device security
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