Complying With Federal Acquisition Regulation Rules

Despite today’s digital-first mindset, many agencies still rely on inefficient, paper-based and manual processes throughout their operations. Key areas such as permitting, licensing, benefit qualification and accounts payable are undergoing modernization in agencies across the country, turning manual processes into digital, contactless transactions and bringing countless efficiencies to constituents and those who serve them. Join Government Technology June 6 as we take a deep dive into how state and local government agencies are leveraging modern content services platforms to cost-effectively digitize processes across departments and use cases. You’ll see how this approach can put your organization on a faster path to digital government.

State and local governments have access to a wealth of data, yet many agencies are still starved for valuable insights. Gaining insights from data can be a lengthy process – it requires a thorough understanding of and speedy access to data, the ability to analyze data and a method to present findings for further consumption. This process has been coined as ‘time to insight.’ As more agencies seek to leverage data, many are aiming to reduce the time this process takes. By treating data like software – ensuring it’s discoverable, accessible through an API, accretive and explainable – with cloud computing, agencies can make the data fast and gain faster insights to make better-informed decisions.

Hughes is an industry leader in managed network and digital media solutions, with a focus on the government and educational sectors. This webinar will take a deep look at some best practices to consider and employ when evaluating digital signage for government agencies.

The power shift in the House of Representatives means government contractors can expect increased oversight especially on lobbying and political activities.