Tech

EOP’s Dr. Alissa Johnson on how to best enable a mobile government

April 18, 2014

http://youtu.be/OkYdIK0i8bY
Dr. Alissa Johnson, deputy CIO in the Office of Administration, Executive Office of the President at the White House, talks with FedScoopTV about how to best enable a mobile government.

More Scoops

Trends in Federal Mobility (VIDEO)

Intel Director of Federal Marketing Nigel Ballard discusses federal mobility trends in this interview with FedScoopTV.

Executive Office of the President’s Dr. Alissa Johnson on federal cybersecurity

NetApp’s Mike Giesler on lowering the cost of government

EOP’s Dr. Alissa Johnson on how to best enable a mobile government

More Like This

SSA database to flag synthetic identity fraud has cost issues, GAO finds

Government websites aren’t created equal. GSA’s 10x program aims to change that

MITRE’s Federal AI Sandbox will focus on critical infrastructure, weather modeling, social services

Top Stories

Data, talent, funding among top barriers for federal agency AI implementation

Announcing the 2024 FedScoop 50

House Republicans probe NIST on facial recognition for federal digital identity verification

White House’s final ‘Trust Regulation’ aims to bolster confidence in federal statistics

CISA official: AI tools ‘need to have a human in the loop’

Login.gov announces availability for facial recognition technology

More Scoops

Trends in Federal Mobility (VIDEO)

Executive Office of the President’s Dr. Alissa Johnson on federal cybersecurity

NetApp’s Mike Giesler on lowering the cost of government

McAfee’s Charles Ross on cybersecurity

DHS’ Robert Palmer on mobility

JIEDDO CIO Jim Craft on mobility trends

Intel Director of Federal Marketing Nigel Ballard on mobility

Latest Podcasts

A look at next week’s hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena

Login.gov launches facial recognition option; the White House issues final Trust Regulation

HHS is working on a new AI strategic plan; Budget woes for government’s science and technology efforts

Meet the winners of the 2024 FedScoop 50; And, how the DOE sees itself counteracting the AI industry’s ‘profit motive’

Tech

Defense

Cyber

FedScoop TV