Accelerating Digital Transformation

5 Pillars for Cultivating a Secure and Inclusive Hybrid Workplace

Agencies at all levels of government are at sea, navigating relentless waves of new policies, technology demands and workforce changes with what can often feel like paddle-boat resources. They know they need to modernize their operations. Still, the experience of the past year and a half has made agencies rethink their modernization strategies. Government offices may be reopening, but the workplace will never be the same. This guide will provide agencies with insights into the technologies and strategies that can help them move into this new environment.

Digital Transformation: How to Stay Mission-Centric in a Hybrid World

Long before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, agencies were looking to modernize their infrastructures and find ways to leverage their data more effectively. Not only did regulations require it, but it was also the only logical way forward. To learn more about how agencies can get timely, actionable insights from any location using the right data, download this Market Trends Report, which provides innovative digital solutions that help agencies accelerate their digital transformations.

Innovating with Data: Protecting Critical Assets

Both the number of sources generating data and the endpoints that need to access it are growing at nearly every federal agency. This has led to a data renaissance where collected information is being used in innovative ways to improve citizen services and better help agencies accomplish their missions. But there is also a danger, because the growth in data is also expanding the attack surface and the associated risk. To compensate, agencies are improving security so they can continue modernizing while keeping their critical data safe. Download this Mission Brief to learn how how agencies are leveraging emerging technologies to manage new services and combat threats.

Four Best Practices for Protecting Data Wherever it Exists

The federal government relies on properly managed data to make crucial decisions and serve the public. Today, more of agencies’ valuable data is being created, stored and accessed in the cloud. There are many reasons why the cloud has become a go-to resource for government data: It’s more scalable, flexible and cost-effective than on-premises resources. Data management challenges federal agencies to find ways to ensure their data is fully protected in the cloud. Download this Market Trends Report where we discuss the elements of a cloud-native solution and offer best practices for ensuring data is fully protected no matter where it resides or how it is accessed.