How Technology is Reshaping Disaster Response

Under its umbrella mission of “securing the nation from the many threats we face,” the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) defines several mission areas critical to meeting this goal. These include countering terrorism and preventing threats, securing and managing borders, administering immigration, securing cyberspace, building resilience, and responding to incidents, as well as combating crimes…

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Every four years, the United States swears in the incoming president with a ceremony steeped in tradition, history, and pageantry. The presidential inauguration is not just a power transfer but a moment reflecting the nation's resilience, unity, and continuity. Over the years, this ceremony has featured memorable, quirky, and sometimes downright astonishing moments. Let’s dive…

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As part of the Fulcrum IT Advancement Strategy, the Department of Defense (DoD) has declared its intention to move from a hardware-defined organization to a software-defined enterprise. This move will allow DoD to take advantage of modern technology solutions—AI, cybersecurity tools, collaboration platforms, and more—that are all built-in and designed to run via cloud rather…

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In the ever-evolving landscape of education, technology has emerged as a transformative force. From early learning to higher education, tech tools are reshaping how educators teach, students absorb information, and institutions function. After examining key insights from experts in the field, we've identified four major trends impacting K-12 and higher education, all conveniently grouped under…

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The Federal Data Strategy laid out a 10-year vision for how government can better use the troves of data it holds to make decisions and deliver citizen services. To achieve this vision, the first step was for agencies to complete data-management maturity assessments to determine how existing data-management processes and capabilities met mission needs and…

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Being good stewards of taxpayer dollars is a key focus of federal employees. Doing so means not only watching how their agency spends money, but also how citizens at large are using government funds. Fraud prevention needs to be a core competency of any agency that issues funds for use by citizens or private sector…

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While the idea of being wary of a “weak link” may be a well-worn metaphor, it is proving to be a key focus in modern efforts to secure IT systems. The “software supply chain” refers to all technology elements used to create a software solution. Rarely, if ever, is modern software composed of one single…

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A recent survey from the National Association of State Technology Directors measured the use of, excitement about, and skepticism regarding artificial intelligence (AI) within state and local agencies. Regardless of individual opinions of AI technology, the research showed that AI is here to stay, as evidenced by the fact that 62% of states reported developing…

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Navigating the world of government marketing, or B2G (business-to-government), can feel like decoding a complex web of acronyms and bureaucratic jargon. Unlike traditional business-to-business (B2B) or business-to-consumer (B2C) marketing, B2G requires a tailored approach that emphasizes trust-building and understanding the unique governmental landscape. With the government buying cycle often extending over a year or more,…

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