Executive Orders (EOs) may be dominating today’s headlines and political activity, but their use is as old as the presidency. George Washington issued the first Executive Order on June 8, 1789, two months after being sworn in. In a letter, he asked executive department heads to provide “a full, precise, and distinct general idea of…
Government agencies are transforming how they serve residents—shifting from reactive service delivery to a proactive, personalized approach. The 2025 Citizen Experience (CX) Market Trends Report explores how technology, data, and AI are enabling smarter, more equitable public services while improving operational efficiency. Proactive, Predictive Public Service Traditionally, residents reached out when they needed help. Now,…
Learn moreAs government cloud adoption accelerates, the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is evolving to better support secure, efficient onboarding. The 2025 FedRAMP Market Trends Report explores how the new “FedRAMP 20x” initiative is reducing delays, cutting complexity, and opening the door for more agile cloud solutions. FedRAMP’s Legacy and Challenges Since its launch,…
Learn moreSchools exist to equip people with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in and contribute to society. In today’s world, that includes a deep technical acumen, so that they can use the many digital tools required in the modern workforce. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being increasingly integrated into everyday work and life, making it…
Learn moreAs cyberattacks grow more targeted and complex, the cybersecurity landscape in 2025 demands a proactive, adaptive response. The latest Market Trends Report on Cybersecurity shows how government agencies are shifting from reactive strategies to resilient, intelligence-driven defense models that address both emerging threats and longstanding vulnerabilities. Outdated Systems and Fragmented Oversight Legacy IT systems remain…
Learn moreAs government agencies strive for greater efficiency and data-driven decision-making, the Internet of Things (IoT) is emerging as a powerful enabler across federal, state, and local operations. The 2025 trend report, IoT for the Public Sector: Moving from Risk to Reward, explores how public agencies are deploying connected devices to enhance service delivery, increase automation,…
Learn moreGovernment space operations are entering a new era—one powered by AI, edge computing, and advanced analytics. The 2025 report, The New Space Tech Stack, explores how emerging technologies are enhancing mission readiness, improving Earth observation, and expanding interagency collaboration across the public sector. AI-Powered Insights from Satellite Data Artificial Intelligence (AI) is unlocking new levels…
Learn moreIn today's data-driven world, geospatial technology is rapidly evolving into a cornerstone of government operations, delivering critical insight for everything from disaster response to tax assessment. The 2025 report, Finding Efficiency with Geospatial Technology, explores how AI-powered location intelligence is transforming decision-making, optimizing resources, and enhancing public sector services across the federal, state, and local…
Learn moreIn today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, the Department of Defense’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is more than a regulatory requirement—it’s a strategic imperative. The newly released 2025 Market Trends Report on CMMC explores how contractors across the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) are embracing CMMC not as a one-time checklist, but as an ongoing commitment…
Learn moreThe government market, traditionally a stable and steady customer base, has seen a huge amount of change and uncertainty in 2025. With the administration’s focus on efficiency, many long-standing procurement policies and practices are set to be streamlined. The Restoring Common Sense to Federal Procurement Executive Order (EO) seeks to overhaul the Federal Acquisition Regulation…
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