Interoperability Advancements for the DoD

Government has extraordinary power to address our region’s most pressing problems. Without a government that is responsive and effective, it is difficult to make significant, sustainable positive change in any nation or community.

Hybrid and remote employees in state and local government workforces are increasing IT’s focus on endpoint security to reduce risk. Short-staffed agencies are looking to maximize efficiencies across the board. Personal computers, laptops and other end-user devices are a crucial component to increase employee productivity and enable resiliency. Join Government Technology on December 14 at 10am PT/1pm ET as we discuss why choosing the right compute platform is critical to achieving desired outcomes across the enterprise.

CVM Solutions discusses new changes to the Federal Small Business Program and how those changes impact your supplier diversity and federal contracting program.

State and local governments are tasked with securely connecting one or multiple of five things to support mission-critical needs: People, locations, data, clouds and applications. With a renewed focus on government cybersecurity, agencies face increased pressure to keep those connections secure. There’s growing attention to the physical security of government data centers and an increase in the adoption of cloud strategies that explore vendor-neutral data center options. And as governments look to future-proof their operations and keep pace with the ever-changing digital world, more agencies are leveraging networking and interconnection capabilities that can dynamically deliver services from multiple clouds or networks around the country. Having effective security across these clouds will be critical in enabling agency success.