Scaling Security Workflows for Government Agencies

Hybrid cloud benefits are well-known, which is why more state and local governments are leveraging these tools to create workflow efficiencies and enhance constituent experiences. But while hybrid cloud services have advantages, it isn’t a blanket solution. Organizations risk running into avoidable challenges without a data-driven strategy around how, when, and where to use hybrid cloud. By leveraging data to determine how the cloud should be used and where other options make more sense, governments can gain all the advantages of this technology without the common pain points.

Paul Lodge, Chief Data Officer at DWP, is on a panel discussion about the challenges and benefits of thinking differently about data. He is joined by Sigrit Siht, Estonia's senior official behind the world’s first public service AI-based virtual assistant, and Deloitte's Nadun Muthukumarana in an engaging conversation about what organisations can do to embed a data-driven decision-making culture within their teams.

In this 90-minute webinar, attorney and federal contracting expert Kathy Van Every explains how to use bid protests and the Contracts Dispute Act to stay in the running for a contracteven if you’ve experienced a denial.

Now more than six months since the White House released its governmentwide cloud strategy, ‘Cloud Smart,’ federal agencies are finding new ways to support their journeys to the cloud, generate cost savings, and improve security. Fortunately, agencies aren’t on their own, with agencies like the General Services Administration working to develop shared services and best practices to support cloud adoption.