Education Department replacing grants management system to handle awards increase
The department wants to improve user experience by making it easier to manage, monitor and review the outcomes of grants.
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Adopting agile mindsets can help agencies ace their FITARA scorecards
In this contributed op-ed, Red Hat's David Egts explains how agencies can develop core agile principles to make their modernization efforts worthy of an “A” grade.
Leaders share how agencies bring agility into application development
Agency IT leaders in a new video series discuss examples of how open source and cloud-based applications are helping them deliver updates at greater speeds.
Make the most of your cybersecurity capabilities before investing in more
Red Hat's Dave Egts explains how agencies can optimize their stack to make the most out of the technology they already have and strengthen their security posture.
Agile integration in infrastructure improves modernization efforts, report says
Agile experts explain how agencies adopting a distributed architecture framework can better position themselves to adapt to changes in technology.
Experts defend agile methodology as best protection from digital disruptions
Why agile integration is an essential step to improving application architecture and managing the exponential increase of endpoints and user interfaces.
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HHS combines AI, automation, blockchain for acquisition project
HHS hopes to demonstrate how all three together could streamline its buying power by November.
Open source can spark innovative business transformation in government, Red Hat leaders say
And Red Hat can show agencies the way to drive a cycle of innovative business transformation through its Open Innovation Labs.
Open source key in federal IT modernization, adoption of emerging tech
There's been a surge in adoption of open source technology in the federal government in recent years.
DevOps will make the government more efficient. But what actually is it?
A panel at Red Hat's 2017 Government Symposium offered some insights.