e-Governance

Microsoft’s popular software-as-a-service offering is undergoing government review to ensure it can host some kinds of classified data.

The contract lays a foundation for machine learning and automation within the IRS’s business operations.

Officials say they essentially underestimated how long it would take to review plans from the four cloud service providers.

A new data center in the state capital aims to help the state meet the demands of citizens and deliver enhanced government services.

The federal IT dashboard has officially relaunched after an overhaul intended to modernize the site, which dates back to 2009.

The state has identified hundreds of millions of dollars of technical debt and wants to use federal funding to spur IT modernization.

McLaren, who is currently country head for consultancy marketplace XpertiseNow in the US, will join the Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy in Australia early next month.

Minutes and agendas let residents know what elected officials plan to discuss, what decisions they made, and how residents can be involved in those decisions — the type of information many people expect nowadays to find online.

The state’s citizens can navigate many government applications through the OH|ID identity and access management program.

By 2024, over 25% of government RFPs for mission-critical IT systems will require solutions architecture and variable licensing that support a composable design approach.

Third-party software developers were “fundamental” in making STP work by providing input in the design and implementation, then helping drive uptake.

Sahel app, which unifies and digitizes a wide range of Kuwait government services, leverages Avaya technology to create seamless experiences for users across touchpoints. Sahel platform forms a part of Kuwait’s 2035 vision for "New Kuwait" as government entities digitally transform.