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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used across the care spectrum to make administrative work more efficient, draw new conclusions using large data sets, make care more accessible and personal, and more. Government agencies and organizations involved in administering healthcare and regulating the industry are also utilizing AI technology to improve the way they support patients. …
Learn moreWildfires are increasing in frequency and intensity. Fed by warmer, drier conditions and with the encroachment of cities and suburbs on wildlands, wildfires will increasingly involve not just forested areas but also urban landscapes. A report from the United Nations predicted that the number of wildfires could rise by as much as 50% by 2100.…
Learn moreIn intelligence analysis, the concept of trust is paramount. Trust, however, is not a commodity that can be acquired overnight. It’s built on a foundation of rigorous training, the utilization of reliable sources, and the ability to transparently communicate how conclusions are drawn. This standard holds not only for human analysts but also for the…
Learn more5G wireless networks began a wide rollout in 2019, increasing bandwidth and processing speed for wireless devices. The 5G infrastructure paves the way for autonomous vehicles, smart cities, and a wide variety of AI applications that need real-time data. Five years in, 5G projects have moved from the pilot phase to integral pieces of IT…
Learn moreMuch like every other aspect of our lives, law enforcement is now a digitally driven activity. Every crime has digital evidence, whether it’s a suspect’s cell phone, a witness’s cell phone video, camera footage from a doorbell, a fitness tracker or data from any number of IoT devices and sensors. This wealth of digital data…
Learn moreCitizen Experience (CX) continues to be a modernization focus across government, improving how citizens receive service from the government and how they feel about that service. CX efforts spurred by executive orders and mandates have helped raise customer satisfaction in government from a low of 63.4 percent in 2021 to 2023 levels measuring 68.2 percent.…
Learn moreAcross government, agencies are focused on becoming more data-driven, using the vast troves of data they hold to make more informed decisions that have an immediate impact on citizens. The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) to accomplish this is accelerating and expanding the need for organization-wide data literacy, the ability to interpret, analyze, and…
Learn moreThe way we work is changing. Although technology is not “taking our jobs,” it has fundamentally changed the way we work and the skills we need to be successful. For example, being able to work with data and draw conclusions is now a more valuable and necessary skill than memorizing facts. Ensuring that committed employees…
Learn moreArtificial Intelligence (AI) and its more recent subset, Generative AI, hold great promise for increased efficiency in government. But as Spiderman was told, with great power comes great responsibility. The government is taking steps to balance the promise of AI with the reality that the technology is only as good as the data it is…
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