DOD

• Artificial Intelligence

The federal community has gleaned similar benefits from automated functions.

• 5G
• Cybersecurity

The cloud capability does more than improve lag time — it also has the potential to transform federal IT.

• Zero Trust

The newly announced joint cyber effort is the latest in a series of new initiatives aimed at securing agencies, with CISA leading that way.

• Workforce

As government works to integrate innovative technologies that expedite speed and effectiveness of its services, federal leaders are focusing on upskilling, training and hiring to continue to build upon these new opportunities.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Health and Human Services has been developing rapid, innovative solutions to support national response efforts.

The Defense Department's Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a multi-level cybersecurity certification system for contractors doing business with the federal government.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is working on a joint data effort with the Defense Department to support military service members transitioning out of the military.

Interoperability across federal and private sector health care providers is among the Federal Electronic Health Record Program’s objectives and getting there is going to take ongoing efforts through collaboration, data sharing and change management, federal leaders said during an industry roundtable last week.

• Data

New strategies will focus on making data a strategic asset to the military.

Agile approaches can give agencies a boost in decommissioning legacy systems and forging a path for the tech future.

• Health care

Leaders across DOD are continuing COVID-19 response efforts, but are projecting shortfalls from additional expenses.

• 5G
• Cybersecurity
• Zero Trust

CISA and DOD discussed what the U.S. needs to successfully rollout 5G.