Implementing cloud technology: A critical step in your federal agency’s journey to a high-performance organization

The cloud has become a significant component in federal agencies’ ability to scale their operations and provide users with on-demand resources. Cloud technology refers to the use of remote servers on the internet to store, manage and process data, providing on-demand access to resources and services without requiring local infrastructure or hardware. But the cloud extends far beyond data storage as it serves as a conduit for your organization to interconnect systems, build innovative platforms and leverage software-as-a-service applications. Government leaders aspire to lead their organizations to achieve high-performance and with the advent of hybrid work and its associated challenges, federal agencies, like many other organizations, are relying on back-office functions and modern cloud solutions to efficiently and productively meet their missions.

Key challenges and factors for success in cloud technology adoption

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Getting results

Federal agencies can leverage cloud technology to improve performance and efficiency in their remote workforce in several ways. Cloud technology is the core of the hybrid work era and implementing this technology has allowed for greater collaboration, communication and workflow optimization as more agencies migrate to the cloud.