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Government agency leaders expect technology to improve mission outcomes, and they hold chief information officers accountable for realizing the value of digital technology investments. Therefore, partnership with co-leaders is key to a CIO’s influence and impact on the organization they serve. Join this complimentary Gartner government IT leadership webinar as a Gartner expert looks at the key partnerships CIOs need to cultivate to achieve mission outcomes in government and drive effective implementation. We will explore a model for governing partner interactions to ensure prompt, well-informed and authoritative decision making. You will walk away from this session with answers to your vital questions, a copy of the research slides and recommended actions to help achieve your goals.
Government is fueled by content — from tax documents and evidence files to public service requests and benefit applications. Managing massive amounts of unstructured data and improving access to all this content comes with security, compliance and user-experience challenges.
See what you can build with up to a 2M token context window using our newest and most advanced Gemini 1.5 models.
How would you score your payment experience? Fully modernized, needs improvement or needs immediate attention? Take this survey to complete your self assessment and identify opportunities to deliver a customer-first payment experience.
Businesses run on content. It’s the movie script that turns into a blockbuster new film, the R&D files that turn into a breakthrough new product, the contracts that close a big deal, and the marketing assets that deliver an amazing new campaign. In fact, 90% of the data in the enterprise is made up of this unstructured information. Yet, for years, we haven’t been able to truly tap into the value of our most important information. AI changes all of this, and we’re entering an era of intelligent content management.
Tamara Fields is appointed as the U.S. leader of Accenture Public Service, leveraging her extensive experience in government efficiency and community support through innovative technologies.
Exploring the integration of generative AI in public services to enhance efficiency, fairness and preparedness for future technological shifts
This roundtable explores structuring government revenue systems around property identification rather than citizen identities. Tying processes back to property allows connecting internal systems for consistency. Agencies should prioritize solutions enabling open data sharing across departments and take an incremental approach to modernizing one system at a time.
The road to successful digital transformation is paved with four essential pillars: technology, process, people, and skills.
On June 24, we closed our acquisition of Noname Security, and we are excited to share our plans for advancing the protection of APIs. Noname Security is one of the top API security vendors in the market, and this acquisition will accelerate our ability to meet growing customer demand and market requirements.
Accenture's strategic approach to implementing Generative AI (Gen AI) in public services
AI-ready infrastructure requires a mix of processors designed for high-performance and general-purpose computing to handle demanding workloads. Learn how 4th Gen AMD EPYC can reduce tech debt and optimize AI readiness.
North Richland Hills Municipal Court
The latest modernization initiative will enhance security, improve transparency and prepare the city for future tech advancements.
An era of public service that is agile, digital and customer centric.
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What to Know:
- $2.2 million has been appropriated for FY 2026 through the city’s Technology Improvement Fund.
- $7 million is earmarked for software and hardware maintenance.
- $420,000 is budgeted for technology equipment purchases.
What to Know:
- The agency is interested in support systems capable of managing a broad range of regulatory tasks.
- Respondents are asked to describe how their system supports core business functions.
- Respondents are also encouraged to describe professional services for implementation, data migration and support.
What to Know:
- The county’s Management Information Systems Department is slated to receive $2.7 million in operating funds.
- Enterprise platforms make up a significant portion of the capital investment.
- The new budget will take effect Oct. 1.
