Government 360
Innovation at Cloud Speed
As this new decade unfolds, state and local government leaders are continuing to build on the foundational technologies that have transformed our world -- cloud computing augmented by artificial intelligence and a perpetual influx of massive amounts of data. That was our Oracle Government 360 story, a 360-degree examination of how advances in technology can help government become more efficient, innovative, connected and ultimately more predictive.
A complete migration to cloud isn’t easy, although some cities, such as Atlanta, have done exactly that. Others, like the state of Texas, are taking a more modular approach. There’s no right answer and no absolute path for any one agency.
That’s why, over the coming months, we will be exploring how technology can help influence and shape a new kind of agency, one that is prepared to meet the varied challenges of this new decade head-on. Check back frequently for new updates and content on these critical topics:
Next-generation cloud enhancements enable users to strengthen all aspects of security and build a more resilient infrastructure.
NEWS
How Oracle Built Gen 2 Cloud as the Safe Place for Enterprises
Business Continuity in the Wake of COVID-19
PAPERS
Smarter Security for a Better Protected Government
St. Paul Public Schools: Cloud Reduces Costs & Boosts DR Capabilities
WEBINARS
Next Gen Cloud 2020: Smarter Security for a Better Protected Government
Data in all forms is the “crown jewel” of any government agency. Oracle’s genesis as a database company forms a backdrop to help agencies think differently about data and create insights for employees and citizens. We will explain the role of autonomous technology in government infrastructure – raising awareness of Autonomous Data Warehousing (ADW) and its role in improving government through self-patching, security, scalability and enhanced machine learning functions.
Sponsored by Intel, powering the pace of government.
NEWS
Master Your Cloud Migration Strategy: What Five Government Organizations Learned on the Way to the Cloud
Government on the Edge: Part 1 – Developing an Edge-to-Cloud Model
Government on the Edge: Part 2 – How the Edge Accelerates the Speed at Which Intelligence Is Recognized and Analyzed
PAPERS
Maine’s Journey to Cloud-Based Data Analytics
Machine Learning for a More Intelligent Government
WEBINAR
Drive Better Decision-Making with Smart Data Solutions
VIDEO
San Joaquin County Experiences Increased Efficiency with Oracle
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Agencies cannot just jump to the cloud, yet they seek some level of modernization. A hybrid cloud solution allows agencies to reap the benefits of IT modernization while ensuring their heavily customized applications can be used in a cloud environment. A hybrid infrastructure sets the stage for a series of incremental, bite-sized steps toward modernization while taking advantage of new technologies like Blockchain and Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP), a new technology that helps propel the speed of government activities.
Sponsored by Intel, driving the speed of government.
NEWS
How NIU Migrated to Oracle Cloud Despite Pandemic-Related Disruptions
PAPERS
University of Colorado Takes a Hybrid Journey to the Cloud
How a Utility Improved Revenue Collection with a Move to Cloud
How to Balance Technology Modernization & Reduced Budgets
Hybrid Infrastructure for a More Innovative Government
WEBINAR
How King County Took a Hybrid Cloud Approach to Modernization
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How to Deploy Protected, Managed and Autonomous Government Infrastructure
Modernizing large, enterprise legacy systems is not simple. What’s needed is a bridge to begin the modernization journey through a modular approach. Oracle can help pull all the pieces together, starting with determining what moves to cloud, what could move to cloud and what, potentially, will never move to cloud.
Stories of Public Sector Innovation in Turbulent Times
Goodbye, green screen. Advances in technology have unlocked the doors to state houses and city halls in ways that were unimaginable 10 years ago. Government agencies are fast becoming digital and interconnected; constituents are instantly interacting with city and state employees, and devices – sensors, smart phones, wearables and cams - are providing a constant stream of digital data to help agencies transform the way they interact with citizens and employees alike.
