We often hear U.S. Army generals describe today’s data challenges as finding a needle in a haystack, and even finding a needle within a stack of needles. These metaphors point to the complexities the service faces when it comes to accessing and leveraging data across an ever-growing ecosystem, which includes everything from logistics to supply…
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Chief Information Officer Kurt DelBene recently stated that the VA has made significant progress in transforming the agency’s cybersecurity posture. Much of this is based on using Zero Trust as a “north star” for guiding the security of the agency’s IT systems and veterans’ data – moving away from traditional perimeter-based…
Just when the federal government is starting to embrace Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), a seismic shift is fully upon us in the form of Generative AI. As a platform that connects disjointed systems and solutions into one unified solution, iPaaS enables this by bringing together multiple applications and their data by applying business…
Presented by Mike Carley, Federal Solutions Engineer StreamSets, A Software AG Company About this talk Are you getting more time back than you put in with your analytics project? How long does it take to onboard a new dataset? Who views what dashboards and for how long? These, and other questions will better help you…
Presented by Carole Hussey, Evolv Strategy Group; Kevin Jones, Cardinality.ai; and Bob Jeffcott, Software AG Government Solutions About this talk How is your agency adapting to the high volumes of eligibility redeterminations and disenrollment’s while ensuring coverage continuity for eligible members? This is not an easy challenge to face alone especially when it is compounded…
Application programming interfaces, or APIs, allow data sharing across multiple apps, databases and business needs. An API-centered modernization helps agencies improve productivity, break down silos and accelerate the development of innovative new public services. Best of all, government IT leaders no longer have to wait years to implement technology that’s out of date the day…
Application programming interfaces (APIs) can help federal agencies securely connect disparate data systems and communicate with other offices and components, which will be critical for the Defense Department’s Joint All-Domain Command-and-Control (JADC2) plan. APIs can also facilitate data interoperability across the supply chain without compromising cybersecurity and harmonize with other emerging technologies, such as AI…
With the ever-increasing popularity of using “containers” to package and deploy applications, Infrastructure platforms such as Docker and Kubernetes (also known as K8s) are becoming essential to many agencies for deploying, scaling and managing containerized applications. And with the ever-increasing popularity of using “APIs” to share data, promote re-use, and break silos across enterprises, Software…
Watch Darryn Graham’s session from Digital Government Institute’s April 21st Zero Trust: The Fundamentals virtual conference to learn how Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) help fortify an organization’s Zero Trust strategy. This recording will explore the core principals of the NIST Zero Trust model, and map these into actionable guidance to protect systems with non-human (machine-to-machine)…
Presented by Darryn Graham, Solutions Architect, Software AG Government Solutions About this talk Watch Darryn Graham’s session from Digital Government Institute’s April 21st Zero Trust: The Fundamentals virtual conference here. Learn how Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) help fortify an organization’s Zero Trust strategy. This session will explore the core principals of the NIST Zero Trust…