For artificial intelligence, most of the work comes after launch

As IT leaders push mission services to the cloud, they may be overlooking the burden and cost of legacy e-discovery tools to the pursuit of justice and truth.

Federal, state and local government leaders discuss how agencies are shifting to cloud- and AI-enabled tools that will better serve the mission.

With limited resources to compete for young IT talent, agencies should look to skills development partners to help them invest in their current workforce.

With the right partners, federal health agencies can build a solid foundation of high-quality data to implement ethically sound AI tools, says an Optum report.

While controlled unclassified information hasn’t attracted the attention of CMMC, it plays a central role in federal government efforts to secure the IT supply chain.

Not all agency organizations will move to the cloud. Those that still rely on their own data warehouses can benefit from modern solutions for agility and automation capabilities.

Agencies that still run their own purpose-built data centers can consolidate and optimize their servers, thanks to a new line of advanced microprocessors.

A former national cyberthreat intelligence adviser urges federal agency leaders to adapt a platform mindset that fully embraces software-defined networking.

Twelve government and industry leaders discuss the opportunities to advance cloud, security and agility in government, during the pandemic and into the future.

The breadth of IT and cybersecurity challenges, along with a critical shortage of talent, make managed and professional services a compelling option for federal IT departments.