Transforming The Citizens’ Digital Experience in Government

In this 60-minute webinar Nichole Gable, Senior Manager at Kearney & Company, and Nonie Dalton, Senior Product Manager at ACL, share their deep knowledge from working with public sector agencies and discuss.

The Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable hosted a webinar to discuss the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), which was established in 2018 by the National Quantum Initiative Act. With support from the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and more than 50 companies with a stake in quantum technologies, the QED-C mission is to strengthen U.S. leadership in the quantum technology industry.

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.

As state and local governments continue their modernization and digital transformation efforts, desktop and app virtualization are more critical than ever before. The right virtualization strategy lets agencies embrace hybrid work environments more effectively – increasing efficiency and remote collaboration as well as employee satisfaction and retention. That helps agencies improve constituent service delivery. Plus, an effective virtualization solution provides the flexibility agencies need – and the enhanced security they demand.