big data
If open data sets aren’t being deleted, is government data still ‘endangered’?
"The good news is that it's not as bad as we feared," one panelist said at the Center for Data Innovation event.
DOT wants to use data science to make roads safer
In one pilot, the agency will partner with navigation app Waze to see if crowd-sourced hazard information can be used to predict future crashes.
SEC sets the stage for an IT overhaul
The new contract is known as ONE OIT.
Will the ‘Mad Max’ age of AI give agencies hope for taming their data?
The federal government is awash in more data than it can process, and while AI could be the answer, when it will be adopted is the question.
The rapid evolution of big data storage
Hortonworks' Shaun Bierweiler joins FedScoop Radio to discuss the evolving data storage landscape and how open source can help agencies keep from drowning in their own data.
The rapid evolution of big data storage
Hortonworks' Shaun Bierweiler joins FedScoop Radio to discuss the evolving data storage landscape and how open source can help agencies keep from drowning in their own data.