Despite acquisition challenges, agencies report push for cloud adoption

Executives foresee a majority of IT investments swinging toward cloud computing models over next three years, but face implementation hurdles, according to a new report.

IT leaders, with the help of cloud experts, see big benefits in delivering service enhancements and will earn executive buy-in for future cloud projects, according to a new report.

Zero-trust security practices make it harder for malicious users to move laterally across a system once they have gained access behind the firewall, report says.

IT executives indicated their agencies are adopting artificial intelligence to manage and make sense of volumes of data, one-third of which have seen results within the last five years.

New study reveals how federal agency IT investment strategies help — and hinder — government’s adoption of cloud and artificial intelligence.

A new white paper advises agencies on ways to strengthen insider-threat detection and optimize IT resources in the fight against malicious users.

Agile experts explain how agencies adopting a distributed architecture framework can better position themselves to adapt to changes in technology.

The DOD’s chief medical informatics officer discusses his agency’s ambitious GENESIS program to provide a single worldwide EHR system for its 9 million beneficiaries.

A new report highlights how to protect data on premises and in the cloud more effectively without sacrificing performance using centralized encryption tools.

Digital transformation has a better chance for success when agencies opt to shift, rather than change, their approach to enabling technologies.