#GovernmentNow

Accurate and timely data is critical for Federal agencies. And leveraging data holistically for better decision making is where it starts.

Through our Connected Justice solutions for community safety, courts, corrections and community supervision we’re helping build safer communities. Let’s take a deeper look at how we got here and where we’re going in the near future.

How and where government serves the people has changed forever. See the future of work for government workers.

Powering secure, equitable connectivity is and always will be at the core of what we stand for, especially today. Read more as we explore the future of #InclusiveInfrastructure

Technology can play a huge role in building the connections necessary to create a healthier, more empathetic world. 

With the recent revival of the Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) and the renewed focus on updating and securing government IT systems, this #GovernmentNow post takes a look at the legacy of the TMF and the opportunities ahead for a more sustainable, secure, and inclusive future.

Let’s be bold and build a better world together — a brighter more inclusive future for all. Join us for a two-day global digital event. Together we will TURN IT UP! Discover more for building your #CiscoLive agenda across our government, healthcare, and education industries.

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.