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Victor Foulk, CGI Federal
Victor Foulk

Fostering a culture of innovation in government

April 30, 2024 True innovation isn’t easy, and the research that leads to it can be expensive, with a lot of failures for each success. Historically, the U.S. federal government has proven to a fertile ground for innovation, with NASA, the Defense Advanced...

Victor Foulk, CGI Federal
Victor Foulk

Building AI into the fabric of federal operations

April 30, 2024 When I sat down last summer with Pete Tseronis for the debut episode of the CGI Voices podcast , I described the attention being paid to artificial intelligence as one of the most amazing hype cycles I had ever witnessed—and...

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Elissa Goad

Navigating the AI landscape: practical applications for state and local government

April 25, 2024 Like your favorite mystery novel, following the twists and turns of artificial intelligence (AI) can prove elusive. How can state and local government organizations distill AI concepts into actionable solutions in this landscape of continuous growth, with new solutions coming...

Brigitte Custer, CGI Federal
Brigitte Custer

Advocacy through Action – Embracing Neurodiverse Talent for Cybersecurity

April 24, 2024 April is Autism & Neurodiversity Awareness Month , which holds a special appeal for me. Autism, now more properly called autism spectrum disorder (ASD), manifests in several ways, many of which affect interpersonal interactions. A person on the spectrum might...

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Richard Sullivan

Revolutionizing government operations: The Continuous ATO approach

April 24, 2024 In the landscape of government operations, securing Authorization to Operate (ATO) for new software has long been a labyrinthine process fraught with delays and inefficiencies. Traditionally, organizations have grappled with an arduous ATO process, which can take up to 18...

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Rebecca Knoll

Enhancing 508 compliance: Key considerations for federal departments and agencies

April 16, 2024 December 2023 included some groundbreaking developments in regards to Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; the FY 23 Governmentwide Section 508 Assessment, released by the General Services Administration (GSA), and the memo released by the Office of Management...

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Jennifer Ricker

State finance leaders are embracing the new wave of government modernization

April 12, 2024 Government leaders across the country are seeking opportunities to improve services and implement new technologies to modernize operations while remaining responsible stewards of tax dollars.

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Geoffrey Lash

Commercial client onboarding as a competitive advantage

April 10, 2024 Financial institutions constantly grapple with how to simplify their onboarding process without compromising compliance and risk management principles. Significant profit and improved reputational opportunities can arise from reducing the complexity and resource/process-intensive nature of onboarding. CGI’s experience with global financial...

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Robert Turman

How emerging technologies can aid refugees

April 9, 2024 The immigration processes can be confusing in the best of circumstances. For a refugee fleeing violence with little time to conduct research or prepare, and who may speak poor English, or no English at all, it can be frightening. It...