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October 9, 2023

Putting citizens at the center of government services with AI

4 min read - AI can create greater efficiencies in how agencies communicate internally and with people who rely on public services.

September 20, 2023

What can AI and generative AI do for governments?

4 min read - The five fundamental properties for trustworthy AI: explainability, fairness, transparency, robustness and privacy.

September 12, 2023

UK Government tests frictionless trade models with Ecosystem of Trust pilots

2 min read - Novel, digital, risk-based methods for border control can provide higher quality data and could decrease decision-making time.

April 19, 2023

Five recommendations for federal agencies to use the cloud to accelerate modernization

3 min read - One of the most distinguishing things about our federal government is its broad scope of services. No other institution is responsible for doing so much for so many, so quickly, in an ever-changing landscape. No other institution must respond simultaneously…

March 15, 2023

Tech is evolving, so must the ecosystem

2 min read - Federal government leaders are asking questions such as, are we ready for quantum? Are we integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and automation effectively while protecting privacy and IP? These challenges are real, and the answer is, not fast enough. As we…

How AI and automation are helping America’s Internal Revenue Service better serve we the people

2 min read - The delivery of public services by the government continues to evolve as citizens increasingly look for more personalized and seamless experiences. The last three years have acted as a tailwind, further pushing the demand and forcing government to rethink their service delivery models. The Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) tax return processing function, the quintessential citizen service that touches every American household, is a powerful example of the innovation that can come from viewing public services through the lens of citizens.…

Driving government innovation with better customer satisfaction

4 min read - If you’re searching for inspiration on how to tackle an upcoming transformation initiative, skip the Fortune 100 and look somewhere more unexpected: the U.S. federal government. Federal agencies and departments have excelled at all sorts of staggeringly ambitious tasks for decades across national security, administrative operations and citizen services. They also need to support millions of employees. A 2020 Brookings Institution estimate suggests the federal government has a workforce comprising over 9 million full-time, contract and grant employees and military…

Let’s build a new era of sustainability

3 min read - The next pressing issue facing regional and local governments is the environmental impact on our dangerously deteriorating infrastructures. Throughout the world, civil engineers are sending a clarion call to repair our stressed and aging infrastructure before we face another looming disaster. That’s why we created IBM® Maximo® for Civil Infrastructure. The problem Over the past few decades, governments have spent trillions of dollars to build civil infrastructures — modern superhighways, breathtaking bridges and even smart sidewalks that collect data about pedestrian traffic.…

Data is key to intelligent asset management

4 min read - Planning for business disruptions is the new business as usual. To get ahead in a rapidly shifting environment, industrial businesses are leaning more on integrating operational technology (OT) with IT data, which allows them to move from time-based to predictive maintenance, monitoring and management. But collecting and deriving insights from data that resides across disparate applications, legacy databases, machines, sensors and other sources is a complex affair. In fact, two-thirds of business data remains unleveraged. If companies can’t turn their…

Data is key to intelligent asset management

To comply with GASB 87, government organizations need a better lease management solution

4 min read - Over the past few years, the corporate world has worked through achieving compliance with lease accounting standards for real estate and assets. Adherence to ASC 842 and internationally, with IFRS 16, has been a challenging journey for many. Now it’s…

Commercial autonomous drone advancement

5 min read - Since Amazon announced the testing of drone deliveries nearly a decade ago, commercial drones have continued their flight across a variety of industries. Organizations around the world deploy commercial drones for deliveries or to gather video or images with an…

Why central banks dislike cryptocurrencies

5 min read - Cryptocurrencies, often depicted as an escape from fiat currency and legacy banking, have become a constant focus of bank and government activity. The most recent Executive Order from the U.S. President is just one example of governments carefully considering how…

Putting citizens at the center of government services with AI

What can AI and generative AI do for governments?

UK Government tests frictionless trade models with Ecosystem of Trust pilots

Five recommendations for federal agencies to use the cloud to accelerate modernization

Tech is evolving, so must the ecosystem

How AI and automation are helping America’s Internal Revenue Service better serve we the people

Driving government innovation with better customer satisfaction

Let’s build a new era of sustainability

Data is key to intelligent asset management

Data is key to intelligent asset management

To comply with GASB 87, government organizations need a better lease management solution

Commercial autonomous drone advancement

Why central banks dislike cryptocurrencies

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