By the end of this year, U.S. federal agencies will be serving up modernized, friendlier web experiences. For the millions of citizens who rely on government websites for information on everything from taxes to jobs to voting, the development is long overdue.
Human capital shortfalls and skills gaps within the state workforce continue to impede agencies from serving the public and achieving results. Legacy systems still saddle state agencies with decades-old technology that, like an old car, gets more expensive to maintain with age.
Effectively managing Segregation of Duties (SOD) is a key requirement for any enterprise resource planning (ERP) or financial system to pass an audit.
With more than a quarter century of experience in the defense industry, Infor® understands mission readiness, and helps improve the visibility and security of systems that support our nation’s critical defense assets.
At a recent panel discussion, technology leaders in the US federal government discussed their experiences in overseeing cloud migration for some of the largest agencies and departments in the nation. What follows is an edited version of this discussion, led by Wayne Bobby, Infor’s vice president, US Federal.
For too long, finance departments have been left to cope with dated technology that simply does not reflect the way work gets done in a modern, global business environment. At Infor, we said "enough is enough."
With a recent upgrade to the cloud, the city has used Infor CloudSuite EAM to enable smooth and seamless information processing, facilitating more timely reimbursements, worth millions of dollars, from the state of North Carolina and the Federal Government.
This paper examines the business benefits to federal, state, and local agencies as well as businesses in other industries who are exploring a FedRAMP-guided cloud migration.
Infor® Government SaaS (IGS) offers the most comprehensive suite of fully integrated business applications in the FedRAMP Marketplace.
In a time of fiscal uncertainty, tightening budgets and Congressional oversight, it has never been more important for federal agencies to drive efficiencies and improve their acquisition, management and inventory of information technology (IT) assets.
The Charleston Defense Contractors Association (CDCA) Defense Summit is one of the largest defense-focused events on the East Coast, bringing together more than 1,000 government and industry leaders to spark ideas, innovation and solutions to technological challenges. Presentations, demonstrations and collaborative discussions include the full spectrum of defense technologies, with a focus on the areas of C5ISR, information warfare and cyber security.
Cyber attacks are increasing, and even one misconfigured system could become the source of a catastrophic breach. Security baselines such as STIG and CIS can prevent these attacks, but adopting these baselines is no trivial task.
Automating system security requirements can be difficult and time-consuming. Save time and improve security with a subscription to automation content from Lockdown Enterprise.
Solutions make many claims and promises, which makes it hard to navigate what's best for your organization. Download and read this eBook to grasp the basics of what next generation A/V means and can solve for you.
Following closely on the heels of Oracle achieving FedRAMP authorization, Oracle today announced three new government regions: Ashburn, Virginia; Phoenix, Arizona; and Chicago, Illinois. These regions have achieved DISA Impact Level 5 provisional authorization (IL5 PATO).