It’s the age of AI. Artificial intelligence is everywhere, dominating headlines and conversations as AI and machine learning (ML) technologies advance at a rapid pace. Federal spending on AI has risen to record levels, and the Biden administration’s fiscal year 2024 budget seeks billions of dollars more, while AI-related legislation has increased exponentially in Congress. Federal agencies and mission partners are implementing AI-i...

Discover the transformative potential of edge computing in the Department of Defense, Homeland Security, and Law Enforcement agencies. This webinar explores how edge computing improves agility by leveraging flexible compute platforms and placing compute and tooling closer to decision-makers in the field, touching on the concept of data gravity. Learn how real-time data processing and analysis at the edge enable rapid decision-making and respon...

Discover the transformative potential of edge computing in the Department of Defense, Homeland Security, and Law Enforcement agencies. This webinar explores how edge computing improves agility by leveraging flexible compute platforms and placing compute and tooling closer to decision-makers in the field, touching on the concept of data gravity. Learn how real-time data processing and analysis at the edge enable rapid decision-making and respon...

Discover the transformative potential of edge computing in the Department of Defense, Homeland Security, and Law Enforcement agencies. This webinar explores how edge computing improves agility by leveraging flexible compute platforms and placing compute and tooling closer to decision-makers in the field, touching on the concept of data gravity. Learn how real-time data processing and analysis at the edge enable rapid decision-making and respon...

Throughout the Federal government, agencies are continuing to move to cloud infrastructures to speed IT modernization and improve cybersecurity. Post migration, the work is far from done. IT leaders must compare pre- and post-migration performance, continue training teams, and stay alert for potential data compromise and other issues. Join us as Joshua Stultz, National Institutes of Health, and Zachary Hill, Govplace, discuss how agencies can...

As Federal agencies increasingly move their systems to the cloud, maintaining cloud security is paramount, especially for defense organizations devoted to protecting Americans from harm. The Department of Defense (DOD) planned to spend at least $1.1 billion on cloud computing services and migration in fiscal year (FY) 2022 and is requesting $1.2 billion in FY 2024 to “enhance cloud computing efforts to eliminate IT infrastructure obsoles...

Data is growing exponentially. IDC predicts that over the next five years, data will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 21.2%, to more than 221,000 exabytes by 2026. Data is also everywhere – edge, core, and cloud. Most importantly, effective data capture, security, management, and analysis are critical to agency missions. Federal agencies must be able to keep pace with growing data volumes and leverage emerging technologies to cre...

With its new National Cybersecurity Strategy, the Biden administration is doubling down on moving the Federal government to a zero trust security architecture, following last year’s mandate to set specific zero trust goals by the end of fiscal year 2024. Looking ahead, the strategy spells out that over the long term the government will “defend the Federal enterprise and modernize Federal systems in accordance with zero trust princi...

In our fast-moving, digital world, Federal agencies must be able to collaborate with other agencies, partners, and third-party contractors without the headaches of disjointed email chains and lack of access to important context and documentation. Breaking down silos to create frictionless digital work environments is vital for agencies to modernize and achieve mission success. But too often, agencies need help finding scalable solutions that o...

Federal organizations are investing in artificial intelligence (AI) to improve workforce efficiency, make better decisions faster, and increase opportunities for innovation. In this nascent field, skills development is critical to mission success. According to research from MeriTalk and Future Tech, 95 percent of Federal IT executives say their agencies are investing in in-house AI skills development – but in the past year, half of agenc...