Increased reliance on technologies that advance worker productivity from anywhere has seen cloud computing become one of the key opportunities for development over the past few years. We’ll talk with a number of federal and local officials to learn more about how they’re using cloud computing to advance the safety and security of their work in a world where both have never been more essential for success.

As both government agencies and those who wish to threaten them evolve and adapt to the prospect of long-term telework during and after the pandemic, the distributed workforce is more vulnerable to cyberattacks than ever before. Be it phishing scams or a network breach at home, telework has expanded the battlefield by which employees and the work they do can be targeted for malicious ends. As these attacks grow, it is crucial that our governme...

As the President embarks on the crucial first 100 days of his term, what are the Administration’s priorities across management, tech, defense, and intergovernmental affairs? In this unique week-long series, public sector’s most trusted media brands join forces for high level interviews and expert analysis around what’s next. Hear from Government Executive, Nextgov, Defense One, and Route Fifty about the Administration’s...

A global pandemic required more than just a swift shift to work-from-home: it also revealed the need for an overhaul of the way state and local governments deliver services and conduct their work. This Pop Up Town Hall, presented by Route Fifty, will explore how municipal governments across the United States are reevaluating their workforces. We’ll investigate equity, essential workers, telework, mental health and burnout, and more.

Amid the massive shift to remote work and technology dependence, state and local governments are adopting technology tools across the board to boost accessibility, productivity, and connection. This Pop Up Town Hall will explore how new technologies are transforming the way state and local government operate and what the future may hold for more tech-powered government.

Governments must keep up with the increasingly urgent need to protect digital information and infrastructure. As telework work becomes the new normal for the foreseeable future: How can organizations ensure that the services their employees rely on are secure? How can they mitigate vulnerabilities and protect against foreign cyber actors while still advancing mission delivery? How can employees avoid burnout as they work to make sure their gov...