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ScienceLogic

How to use AIOps to Modernize Without Compromise

Apr 3, 2024 By ScienceLogic In ScienceLogic
While the Biden administration aggressively pushes federal agencies to modernize their IT infrastructures, ITOps managers are left wondering how to do so without making network management more complex than it already is. Modernization necessitates the addition of more tools, which can easily lead to tool sprawl and increase technical debt. Managers are already using multitudes of vendor-specific tools to monitor different devices and applications. The last thing they want is to add more.
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How AIOps Helps Federal Agencies Combat IT Technical Debt

Mar 11, 2024 By Lee Koepping In ScienceLogic
When it comes to federal IT modernization, technical debt presents a catch-22. CIOs, IT administrators, and developers know they must modernize their legacy infrastructures to whittle down their technical debt. However, modernization necessitates the need to purchase new solutions, which can end up adding to the technical debt load and create an even more complex IT landscape.
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opsmatters

Understanding Public Procurement: What It Is and How It Works

Feb 20, 2024 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
Public procurement is the cornerstone of government operations, facilitating the acquisition of goods, services, and works essential for delivering public services. This intricate process involves various stages, from identifying needs and soliciting bids to awarding contracts and managing supplier relationships.
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6 Real-World Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Public Service

Feb 12, 2024 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
On top of revolutionising various industries, artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly pivotal role in transforming public service across various sectors. The technology's capacity for data analysis, automation, and adaptive responses makes it a versatile tool for streamlining processes and improving efficiency. Utilising artificial intelligence in government programmes and processes can also aid in better resource allocation, informed decision-making, and ensuring timely responses to citizen inquiries in accordance with public service protocols.
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Cribl

How Cribl Helps the UK Public Sector Manage Challenges Around Growing Data Costs and Complexity

Jan 18, 2024 By Berwyn Jones In Cribl
As the Data Engine for IT & Security, Cribl helps organisations overcome several challenges, including : In this first blog, we will concentrate on how Cribl can help the UK public sector deal with ever-rising data volumes whilst controlling costs.
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Ensuring Effective IT Infrastructure Monitoring in the Public Sector

Jan 10, 2024 By WhatsUp Gold In WhatsUp Gold
Public sector organizations have needs very different from their commercial counterparts. Cybercriminals go after public sector organizations because they hold confidential, often classified, information – the exact data state-sponsored and other criminal groups salivate over. Being based on tax payments, these organizations serve and answer to the public. Progress WhatsUp Gold offers ample out-of-the box monitoring features, helping you to monitor more of what matters to your organization.
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elastic

The future of generative AI in public sector

Dec 1, 2023 By Dave Erickson In Elastic

Recently, I sat down with Adelaide O’Brien, research vice president at IDC Government Insights, to discuss the current and future state of generative AI in the public sector worldwide. The full conversation is available to view on demand, but I also wanted to highlight some of the takeaways from the discussion.

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kosli

Demystifying FEDRAMP and NIST for Continuous Compliance

Nov 21, 2023 By Ana Gotter In Kosli

Today, federal agencies rely extensively on Cloud-based SaaS applications for everything from payment processing and document management, to data security and employee workflow automation. These tools help departments to function very efficiently, but because they are being used for essential government functions, it’s vital that they are safe and secure. For example, personnel at The Pentagon or The Department of Homeland Security can’t just choose any software vendor in the marketplace.

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