Modernizing government services with cloud agility
World Wide Technology CTO for Government John Evans shares how AWS and systems integrators are helping agencies shed technical debt, improve resiliency and deliver more efficient services.
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FedScoop TV Vimesh Patel on adopting automation to work more efficiently
Vimesh Patel, chief technology advisor for World Wide Technology on using automation to help employees do their jobs more efficiently.
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WWT’s Bryan Thomas on the benefits of shared services that cloud architecture provides
World Wide Technology’s Bryan Thomas joins FedScoop at the Public Sector Innovation Summit.
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Sponsored Content from Sponsors Tech advisor John Evans on the benefits of cloud-as-a-service versus traditional cloud
WWT’s chief technology advisor says agencies with requirements for low latency networking or data locality can look to CaaS to help better unify data and make real-time decisions.
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FedScoop TV WWT’s Tony Thorton on the pandemic as a driver of transformation
Thorton spoke with FedScoop in conjunction with the Public Sector Innovation Summit.
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FedScoop TV WWT’s Bob Costello: ‘Agencies have done an incredible job’ transforming
Costello spoke with FedScoop in conjunction with Cisco’s FedFWD Summit.
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FedScoop TV World Wide Technology’s Susan McHugh-Polley on tech as a ‘critical’ enabler
McHugh-Polley caught up with FedScoop after FedTalks 2020.
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FedScoop TV World Wide Technology’s Vimesh Patel on how modernization underpins mission outcomes
Modernization should not be done just for modernization’s sake. There must be a mission outcome tied to it to be successful, says World Wide Technology’s Vimesh Patel in an interview with FedScoop.
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FedScoop TV World Wide Technology’s Shawn Rodriguez on the increased digital attack surface
Rodriguez spoke with FedScoop at the 2019 Security Transformation Summit.
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FedScoop TV WWT’s Bryan Thomas on tech’s role in government transformation
Thomas spoke with FedScoop at FedTalks 2019.