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While some may see the new year as nothing more than an arbitrary line in the sand, for local government leaders, turning the page into a new year means a new budget (for those with a fresh fiscal start), new opportunities, and new ways to make an impact. With plenty of federal funding still available and the dust starting to settle in the post-COVID era, we anticipate local government looking very different by the end of 2023. The year will be a continuation of the digital revolution, as our nation’s local governments, special districts, and schools continue to embrace the perfect storm enabling investments in cloud software.
The Development Efficiency Assessment was developed with contributions from Alexa Nguyen, Cyndi Conklin, Emily Tran, Eric Hall, Heddy Stern, Sammota Mwakalobo, Will Sather, and Ichizo Umehara.
IBMers have always aspired to make a lasting, positive impact on the world — both internally, and in our work with clients and partners. We have a strong heritage of aligning business goals with broader ethical, equitable and environmental impact. This is another critical way we fulfill our mission to be the catalyst that makes the world work better.
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Cloud-based Platform Exposes Vulnerabilities to Help Improve Reliability of Public Sector Software
The strength of an identity verification solution is not determined solely by having more data than anyone else.
We invite you to participate in the VMware Secure Hybrid Workforce workshop on May 9, 2023.
Veracode’s State of Software Security (SOSS) Volume 12 examines historical trends shaping the software landscape and how security practices are evolving along with those trends. The data collected from 20 million scans across half a million applications suggests that we’re making good progress toward the goal of producing more secure software.
VMware is helping state and local governments such as the City of North Las Vegas accelerate the delivery of critical services across data center, cloud, and edge environments. Learn how our integrated solutions and proven best practices can help you serve citizens with greater efficiency.
How to protect your agency from evolving cybersecurity threats
CGI has earned a Solutions Partner for Microsoft Cloud designation, completing all six Solutions Partner requirements within the Microsoft Cloud Partner Program. The designation demonstrates CGI’s extensive Microsoft-focused cloud capabilities and builds on the company’s long-term success in delivering innovative cloud projects for clients across industries.
Federal, state, and local government organizations can use Zoom or null to evolve public services, improve citizen engagement, and embrace digital transformation.
Leverage our powerful tool to gain key insights and a concrete action plan — to help you reach the next level and achieve your mission.*
How to modernize your agency network for resilience and growth
We are taking a closer look at the impact of Kubernetes on business and operational success. The majority of respondents report seeing both operational benefits 98 percent and business benefits 97 percent. Developer productivity 60 percent and IT efficiency 64 percent were widely cited as business benefits.
Water and sanitation public utilities are one of the most visible ways that citizens interact with local government. Poor service delivery, unanswered phone calls and indecipherable bills can frustrate customers and damage the reputation of these important government service providers. Explore how cloud infrastructure can help agencies deliver exceptional service to their constituents.
Guidance for modernizing systems and networking technology to meet citizen needs
As the world continues to face unprecedented challenges, constituents look to their governments for help.
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