Network Infrastructure

How New Governors in Utah and Montana Could Impact State IT

Government Technology: Incumbents won the majority of this year’s 11 gubernatorial races. However, November 2020 did see the rise of two new governors, Spencer Cox in Utah and Greg Gianforte in Montana, both of whom have strong ties to technology.

Solving for X: Addressing Critical IT Challenges In Higher Education

Colleges and universities are grappling with a host of complex issues capable of shaking the very foundations of Higher Ed. Discover how forward-thinking leaders are solving critical challenges in Higher Ed with flexible, adaptable IT that enables the responsiveness and agility to support an array...

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Making the Grade for Federal Digital Transformation

Checked your FITARA score lately? On track with OMB’s Datacenter Optimization Initiative (DCOI) and Cloud Smart Policy? Are you taking full advantage of the Modernizing Government Technology Act (MGT) or Technology Business Management (TBM) methodology? If your answer to any of these questions is no,...

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State & Local Agencies Adopt As-a-Service Solutions in a Time of Pandemic Crisis

State and local governments are reacting to the COVID-19 pandemic by implementing new models of telework and remote-access IT solutions. As the pandemic response – and its lasting impact – are fully understood, many state and local governments are taking bold steps to avoid provisional...

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Beyond Telework: How State & Local Government Agencies Are Transforming IT

Future-forward State and Local Government Agencies, like San Mateo County in CA, are moving beyond legacy telework and automation solutions to deliver sophisticated IT capabilities that enable continuity of essential services when crises occur -- and position them for success in the “new normal.” Find out...

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