CASE STUDIES & INSIGHTS
In the digital age, taxpayers have high expectations for government services. According to a recent BCG worldwide survey, 75% of respondents said they expect government services to be on par with the best private sector institutions, including global digital leaders such as Apple, Google, and Uber. A substantial majority also expressed their eagerness for the government to offer more personalized and proactive services.
Read MoreAs we transition into the post-pandemic era, health and human services (HHS) organizations continue to drive cloud adoption at the state level, with the majority of departments applying cloud computing to their operations and service delivery. At the local level, however, cloud adoption remains far less prevalent. As of 2023, more than two-thirds of local governments were still approaching the delivery of digital government services in an ad-hoc manner, and 27% had yet to make plans for a more organized approach.
Read MoreThere are many technology tools that help organizations migrate applications to the cloud, but those solutions solve only for the technology, not the process. Enquizit’s SkyMap offers something different. As a process definition and enforcement tool, it both defines and enforces the migration process—helping Enquizit’s team of experts map out a customer’s migration with maximum efficiency and ensuring the customer is optimized in the cloud from their very first move.
Read MoreWith cloud-based computing now over a decade old, many organizations already have experience building cloud-native apps or performing “lift-and-shifts” of legacy platforms into the cloud. But not all legacy apps offer an easy transition. What about those legacy apps that are more complicated or are running on outdated code? Faced with daunting migrations, many companies opt to ignore (or navigate around) recurring issues tied to those apps.
Read MoreIn this short guide, you’ll learn how Enquizit is helping CDW take the next step in its evolution by adding cloud services to its already robust IT offerings.
Read MoreFor public sector agencies and higher education institutions, AI is a game-changer, streamlining processes, energizing customers, and freeing up staff members to perform more valuable activities. In this e-book, we offer three ways the public and educational sectors can leverage AI to transform their agencies.
Read MoreFederal government shutdowns, the result of funding gaps that occur when Congress can’t agree on a spending bill, are a relatively recent phenomenon. Since the first shutdown in 1981, there have been 10 more, with the longest lasting 35 days, from December 18, 2018, to January 25, 2019. On average, shutdowns now occur about every four years and last nearly nine days.
Read MoreAs of 2022, 97% of all codebases relied on open-source code, making it practically ubiquitous in the tech sector. Open-source software is widely known to drive innovation and increase speed-to-market while ensuring that organizations are leveraging the most up-to-date tech innovations. But despite its prevalence broadly, the public sector has been more reticent to adopt open-source practices. Why? Complex procurement processes combined with security concerns mean that it often feels easier for government IT departments to continue using custom-built software by default.
Read MoreFor the 220,000 private companies that do work with the Department of Defense (DoD), time is running out. The DoD’s latest version of its mandatory Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, CMMC 2.0, arrived in early 2023, providing a long-awaited framework to protect…
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