Modernizing the IT Infrastructure in Government with IDaaS

Decades-old legacy technology with heavy maintenance cost and increasing cybersecurity risk have left federal government in need of a change. Federal CIO Tony Scott has said recently that by spending more and more money each year on simply maintaining legacy systems, agencies “have missed multiple generations of advancements in technology.” The time is now to modernize. Attend this webinar to learn how to leverage cloud technologies to drive agency efficiencies and radically cut costs.
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The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program: Preparing for and Utilizing Funds

As part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program provides $1 billion over four years to state and local governments to make cybersecurity improvements. States must apply for their share of funding, 80% of which must be passed down to the local level.
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ChatGPT Unleashed: The Game-Changing Future of Generative AI for State and Local Governments

ChatGPT Unleashed is a groundbreaking AI technology that has the potential to revolutionize how we interact with machines and automate complex tasks. Unlike traditional rule-based systems, generative AI like ChatGPT can learn and adapt to new situations, making it an ideal solution for state and local government agencies with unique and evolving needs.
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Leveraging Dependencies Between Data Centers and Cloud In Government

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As both public and private cloud continue to mature, many government agencies are leveraging multiple clouds to satisfy their diverse enterprise computing needs. This multi-cloud approach allows government agencies to choose the right cloud for each workload, be it a mission-critical core application such as enterprise resource planning, or cutting-edge cloud-native analytics apps.
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Smarter Transportation: What DOTs Need to Know About IIJA Broadband Funds

The federal government will make more than $42 billion available for broadband expansion through the IIJA. But these dollars will be disbursed by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) — a funding source that’s unfamiliar to many DOTs — and the grants also require DOTs to forge new partnerships with state and local agencies, telecom providers and commercial ISPs. This session will explore the potential opportunity for DOTs and what they’ll need to do to benefit from these funds.
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