Big Data

“IRS has seen tremendous improvements in performance and its processes allowing taxpayers to get through and access the service,” said GAO’s Jay McTigue. The post Digital identification verification is the wave of the future at IRS first appeared on Federal News Network.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is asking industry for feedback on ways it could use AI to improve patent and trademark examining processes. The post USPTO wants to push AI deeper into its processes first appeared on Federal News Network.

The debate is no longer about cloud versus on-prem; it’s about finding the right balance. The post There’s no place like home: Why government is positioned to lead the on-prem data revolution first appeared on Federal News Network.

Among other things, the first AI executive order focused on building R&D and the nation’s workforce. But it was only the first of a half dozen to come. The post 2019 executive order began a trend toward White House-led AI policy first appeared on Federal News Network.

Trusted partners that know CMS’ mission, problems and constraints are necessary for the successful implementation of next-generation data management solutions. The post As CMS modernizes, data management will be key to fraud, waste and abuse prevention, detection first appeared on Federal News Network.

By doing more than robotic process automation, autonomous artificial intelligence agents can take real action on your behalf. The post How AI agents can rescue federal acquisition first appeared on Federal News Network.

Gain actionable insights on leveraging AI to strengthen cybersecurity missions while balancing innovation, performance and risk. The post Billington CyberSecurity Cyber and AI Outlook Series Episode 2: Leveraging AI to enhance your cybersecurity mission first appeared on Federal News Network.

From raw data to real results – What’s possible for federal agencies? The post Federal News Network’s Industry Exchange Data 2025 first appeared on Federal News Network.

Learn how agencies are evolving from modernization to mission impact—by empowering people and processes through automation, AI and GenAI. The post Empowering the Enterprise: Driving Efficiency with Cloud, Automation and GenAI first appeared on Federal News Network.

The Army’s Unified Network Plan 2.0 (AUNP 2.0) represents a pivotal transformation in military networking and cybersecurity. Unlike its predecessor, which sought to unify disparate networks under a single framework, AUNP 2.0 acknowledges a fundamental… The post The Army’s Unified Network Plan 2.0: A shift toward data-centric security and open standards first appeared on Federal News Network.

Donna Roy, a federal advisory board member at Smartsheet, said agencies can digitize more forms by knowing the data they are collecting and standardizing it. The post How no-code platforms can accelerate improvements to citizen services first appeared on Federal News Network.

Rapid restructuring of government threatens to compromise essential data. Reform is needed, but hasty changes today could damage statistical infrastructure. The post The case for careful reform of the federal statistical system: Preserving data integrity in an era of government transformation first appeared on Federal News Network.

Emilee Lehenbauer, vice president of federal at Qualtrics, said collecting and analyzing a wide range of feedback is key to fixing citizen interactions. The post Understanding your data to drive service delivery improvements first appeared on Federal News Network.

By leveraging current, automated data solutions, agencies can help deliver appropriate payments to eligible applicants and serve their constituents. The post How reliable data can help drive efficiency in government assistance programs first appeared on Federal News Network.

As OMB updates Circular A-123, experts decry the removal of enterprise risk management practices and the move to fold it back into internal controls. The post OMB revamping A-123, removing many enterprise risk concepts first appeared on Federal News Network.