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Helping Government Navigate Through Times of Change
A Singular, Enduring Purpose: Serving the Public
Created in 2013, the Defense Health Agency (DHA) celebrated its 11th anniversary this year.
The mission of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development and Acquisition (RDA) is to provide weapons, systems, and platforms for the U.S. Navy/Marine Corps that support their missions and give them a technological edge over our adversaries.
The IRS has a unique opportunity to envision and realize a future of tax administration that meets the evolving needs of taxpayers and the nation.
The Air Force Research Laboratory is the primary scientific research and development center for the U.S. Department of the Air Force and Space Force.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a critical and strategic capability for defense organizations around the world, offering immense benefits such as improved efficiency, accuracy, and decision making.
The office was established to address the need for talent and expertise in a variety of skills to tackle complex problems at the intersection of technology, innovation, and service design and delivery.
Technology and information management are key enablers helping U.S. government agencies to meet their varied missions.
In an era where customer experience (CX) is becoming a critical measure of institutional success, government agencies like the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are taking decisive steps to overhaul how they interact with their key constituencies.
In a dynamic landscape where government agencies strive to deliver better services, foster innovation, and support small businesses, agility and efficiency are paramount.
Our conversation covers topics topics such as digital modernization, process improvement, cultural change, customer experience, and employee engagement.
Artificial and augmented intelligence (AI) have proliferated across all sectors of society
How can governments secure implementation of advanced technologies and enable government to use data to make more informed decisions, promote transparency, and improve outcomes in an increasingly complex and uncertain world?
Seldom has there been a simultaneous evolution of two powerful and complementary technologies—artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing (QC).
NFL great Tom Brady and Nitin Nohria of the Harvard Business School have collaborated on a compelling and timely article.
When the government distributes supplemental funding to address various national emergencies such as the global pandemic, time is of the essence.
Cyber resilience is crucial for protecting critical infrastructure, which includes essential services from the energy grid to clean water distribution.
Today’s risk landscape requires a unified, coordinated, disciplined, and consistent approach, no longer focused on risk management as a compliance exercise or perceiving risks solely as problems to avoid.