Procurement processes came under pressure during the COVID-19 pandemic. The adoption of supplies and services accelerated as the nation navigated the crisis, and many outdated purchasing systems and policies were strained. A recent Center for Digital Government survey of state and local government officials found the biggest impact the pandemic has had on procurement is shining a spotlight on the need for digital transformation and greater eff...

The state and local transportation sector was heavily upended by the COVID-19 pandemic. From increasing rates of curbside delivery that necessitated street redesign, to adjusted traffic rates and plummeting public transit usage, state and local governments have been examining ways to retool their transportation approaches for nearly 18 months. During this digital event, we’ll explore how state and municipal leaders are reimagining transp...

Hello Customer, Keeping the government running is difficult – especially remotely and with social distancing guidelines. So how can clerks keep it all together through technology and cross-department collaboration? Join Granicus for a complimentary, 20-minute webinar to hear from July's Clerk Spotlight, Elora Riera B.A.S., MMC, Village Clerk of North Bay Village, Florida, and clerks across the country as they open up about the challenges...

Cloud migration started out as a cheaper, more effective way for Federal agencies to store and manage data, but it’s evolved into much more in the past decade. The efficiencies inherently given in cloud platforms allowed agencies to put their data to use in new ways that are changing the nature of work. Cloud is the foundation of technologies like robotic process automation, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and the Internet of Th...

Ransomware is posing an increasingly urgent threat to U.S. safety and national security interests. In recent years, ransomware attacks have become much more common among State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial governments, as well as threatening critical infrastructure entities. The danger is so great that the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) at the Department of Homeland Security has a web page that gathers recommended be...

Learn about AWS products, services, and common solutions. You will learn the fundamentals of identifying AWS services so that you can make informed decisions about IT solutions based on your business requirements.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digital transformation and proved how IT can be key to the future of government. Going forward, work from anywhere, virtual collaboration, and agile IT will be the norm for many organizations. Join Government Technology as we take a deep dive into what the future government workplace will look like in New York, how you can take a strategic approach to IT modernization to support remote environments, and why an...

In a world where technology provides the winning edge, no one values innovation more than the U.S. military. As a result, enabling best-in-class DevSecOps is an increasing priority across the services. The heart of DevSecOps is built on the teams of programmers, systems operators and cybersecurity professionals who collaborate, share responsibilities, and learn from failures and new ideas. Identifying the right skills for new hires and reskill...

As government agencies rapidly advance in their digital transformation efforts, the flexibility, speed, and agility of new models of acquiring technology infrastructure are growing incrementally. This enables agency leaders to run their IT operations like a business, by connecting technology to business value, building partnerships between IT and mission teams throughout agencies, and breaking down data silos across organizations. Join us as t...

When the city of Ocala, Fla., took the unusual step of turning its electric utility’s fiber-optic network into a municipal broadband service, city leaders had no idea how vital those high-speed Internet connections would become during a pandemic. Join Government Technology and leaders from Ocala on June 30th to hear how the city’s municipal broadband network delivered more than enough bandwidth to support telemedicine, distance lea...