Healthcare IT is entering a new phase. For years, government agencies focused on digitizing records, modernizing legacy systems, and improving data exchange. Now, those investments are becoming the foundation for more advanced capabilities utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce administrative burden and more holistically inform decision-making. The federal government has introduced a number of programs…
Quantum technology is advancing from foundational research toward capabilities with significant potential for government missions, national security, cybersecurity, and scientific discovery. Federal agencies are investing across the quantum ecosystem—from computing and secure communications to sensing, workforce development, and domestic manufacturing. The Top 10 Quantum Trends for Government report examines the priorities shaping federal quantum information…
Learn moreFederal agencies continue to expand their use of cloud technology to modernize operations, strengthen cybersecurity, and improve mission delivery. But adopting cloud services across government requires more than finding the right technology. Agencies must also navigate rigorous federal cloud security, compliance, authorization, and procurement requirements. The FedRAMP Buyer’s Guide for Government from Carahsoft examines how…
Learn moreAs artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more and more accessible and part of everyday life, schools have been working to keep up with student use, as well as faculty and administration demands. The conversation in schools, from kindergarten through higher education, is quickly moving beyond “How can schools use AI?” toward “How do we build the…
Learn moreGovernment agencies are under increasing pressure to deliver software faster while defending against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. The trend report, Building Secure Software at Speed: Four Emerging DevSecOps Trends for Government, explores how federal and defense organizations are evolving their DevSecOps strategies to accelerate software delivery, strengthen cybersecurity, and modernize application development through automation, AI,…
Learn moreDriven by longer buying cycles, strict compliance requirements, and evolving procurement practices, business-to-government (B2G) marketing has always been a unique discipline distinct from commercial market practices. But the last several years have brought significant change to how government operates—from shifting budget priorities to workforce changes to a greater embrace of commercial technologies. B2G marketing professionals…
Learn moreAs cyber threats grow in sophistication and frequency, government agencies face an equally urgent challenge: building and sustaining a skilled cybersecurity workforce. The Top 10 Cyber Workforce Trends for Government report highlights how federal agencies are transforming recruitment, workforce development, and talent retention to strengthen cybersecurity readiness and support mission success. Skills-Based Hiring Takes Center…
Learn moreGovernment agencies are accelerating their adoption of cloud computing and artificial intelligence, creating new demands for cybersecurity, compliance, and risk management. The latest trend report, FedRAMP at the Speed of AI, explores how the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is evolving to support faster innovation while maintaining strong security standards across the public…
Learn moreGovernment agencies are under increasing pressure to deliver faster, easier, and more accessible services to the public. The Customer Experience Buyer’s Guide for Government highlights how customer experience technology is helping federal, state, and local agencies modernize digital services, streamline operations, and build stronger trust with constituents. Why Customer Experience Matters in Government Customer experience…
Learn moreGeospatial technology is no longer a specialized capability used only by geographic information system (GIS) professionals, planners, and emergency managers. Across federal, state, and local government, agencies are increasingly using geospatial technologies as operational platforms that support decision-making, improve service delivery, strengthen security, and support advanced technologies. Foundation for Modernization Washington State CIO Bill Kehoe…
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