Government

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Like their private enterprise counterparts in 2020, educational institutions, state and local governments, and federal agencies needed a shift in their IT strategy to adapting successfully to the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently, Scott Frielander, vice president of Insight Public Sector, and Nick Michaelides, Cisco’s senior vice president for U.S. Public Sector, discussed how Cisco technology helped clients rapidly transition to new, innovative ways of serving the public.

More so than ever, people are counting on their government leaders to continue serving in their best interests. Government must now look ahead to the digital experiences that their citizens will need in a post-pandemic world.

Recently, Cisco commissioned Forrester Consulting to study the projected return on investment that may be realized by engaging Cisco on their preparation efforts toward future accreditation by a third-party assessor to the CMMC requirements.

For water utilities, the need to embed resilience and to improve efficiency to better protect public health is a constant. Find out how digitization is meeting the challenge.

For public transportation, access is the new mobility. Find out how it's impacting transportation planning and our everyday lives.

In light of the pandemic, federal government agencies had to redesign how they enable connectivity, provide secure access, and protect security for users around the country and all over the world. Government organizations have made great strides towards adopting new principles that support modernization and evolve toward policies that are rooted in foundations of zero-trust.

Find out the 3 keys that can help state and local governments enable the hybrid work environment of the future.

A new operating model for state and local government is emerging because of COVID-19. What changes will it bring and how can you prepare?