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<p>From city halls to university campuses, leadership teams have long struggled to translate massive data stores into actionable value. Legacy infrastructure, rigid procurement models and expensive technology overhauls have often stalled progress. Today, that frustrating paradigm is finally breaking down. The emergence of agentic AI and full-stack cloud ecosystems — technologies capable of executing complex, multi-layered workflows — has brought state, local and higher education (SLED) agencies to the edge of a “Cambrian explosion” of new capabilities, said Brad Hoffman, director of central U.S. SLED at Google Public Sector. Download to learn more.</p>
<p>As technology becomes increasingly integral to teaching and learning, the role of K-12 IT professionals, with their unique expertise, has never been more critical—or challenging. The digital landscape offers boundless opportunities for innovation in education, but it also presents a complex array of cybersecurity threats that can jeopardize the safety of students, the privacy of data, and the integrity of educational infrastructures.</p>
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<p>Our nation’s cities are experiencing a defining era of innovation as artificial intelligence becomes an operational pillar. Today, the challenge for our nation’s leaders is no longer exploring individual AI solutions or use cases, but understanding how to unify them into a connected, AI-driven technology stack. This means breaking down silos, establishing guardrails, and building the necessary public trust to scale AI safely and securely. We’ve created this playbook to both help you take your first major strides in operationalizing AI and inspire you to imagine what the future could look like. City government shapes daily life for all citizens, and this transformational era has the potential to enhance service delivery and improve quality of life. Download to learn more.</p>
<p>As the VA relaunches its Electronic Health Record modernization effort, explore the implementation progress, interoperability goals and implications for veterans’ healthcare delivery.</p>
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As our most anticipated release of each year, Government Executive shines a light on the most advantageous dates to retire in 2027.</p>
<p>State public sector employers are navigating workforce shortages, changing applicant behavior and growing pressure to modernize hiring. Indeed’s latest public sector workforce report brings together labor market data and practical insights to help leaders understand today’s talent landscape. Explore trends in job seeker demand, skills, pay and technology that inform public-sector recruiting and workforce strategy.</p>
<p>Public-sector employers face a labor market shaped by changing job seeker expectations, skills needs and emerging technology. Indeed’s latest public sector workforce report examines key trends affecting government hiring and offers data-driven insights for workforce leaders. Explore labor market signals- and what they mean for recruiting, workforce planning and the future of public-sector talent.</p>
<p>From AI-driven dispatch to smart infrastructure, <em>Route Fifty</em> examines how technology is reshaping how public safety agencies operate and respond.</p>
<p>End-to-end visibility across users, applications, networks and infrastructure is now foundational to mission assurance.</p>
<p>For defense agencies, that means one platform to accelerate troubleshooting, improve performance across hybrid and tactical networks, strengthen zero trust posture, and make modernization decisions based on evidence rather than assumptions.</p>
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<p>The U.S. Army and Navy are expanding their use of autonomous capabilities across air, ground, surface and subsurface environments. At the same time, attention is turning to the infrastructure and technology that make those systems a reality.</p>
<p>Software is a critical part of that equation. Autonomous platforms can depend on thousands of open source components and layers of interconnected code that creates an often difficult to manage supply chain. That complexity lends itself to a familiar challenge for the agencies and partners supporting these missions: How can teams move faster while ensuring the security, reliability and accountability of the systems they rely on?</p>
<p>At a recent Washington Technology Power Breakfast, Tom Tapley, a product manager at Sonatype, outlined a straightforward approach to managing supply chain risk: Prevent, govern and prove.</p>