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government
Blog posts tagged with "government".
Secure Workflow Orchestration for Defense and Government
Government and defense buyers need secure, auditable automation. See how a modernization layer with a government-grade security posture delivers built-for-purpose workflows.
The Future of ITSM: Breaking the Expensive Replacement Cycle
The ITSM replacement cycle costs millions and solves the wrong problem. Learn why separating engagement from record breaks the cycle and reduces vendor lock-in.
Navigating Remote Assistance in Air-Gapped Environments
Here's a real-world experience of how truly "being the solution" came to life in providing remote assistance in an air-gapped environment.
Enhancing Government Efficiency: Kinetic Data’s Role in Modernization through Webform-to-PDF Conversion
A key component of federal government modernization and digitization involves handling and converting PDF documents. Here's our approach.
Powering the AI Adoption Curve in the U.S. Military
Learn how Kinetic Data's 'crawl-walk-run' approach bridges the gap in AI adoption, enabling the DoD to realize the full potential of AI
Streamlining the 'Data to Intelligence to Action' Process in the DoD: The Kinetic Data Solution
'Guided Workflows for AI Amplification' with Kinetic Data outlines how to connect AI systems at scale for insights delivered at scale.
How Paper-Based Processes Slow Decisions in the U.S. Military
Paper forms, fragmented records, and email approvals still slow military decision-making. Here's how to modernize the workflow without ripping out systems of record.
How Automated Workflows Transform the Military
How do automated workflows improve simplicity and speed for the military? By reducing a reliance on paperwork with forms for every need.
The SF-50 Form: Why It Matters and How to Stop Managing It by Hand
The SF-50 is the federal government's record of every personnel action. Here's why it matters to employees and HR teams, and how agencies orchestrate it without rip-and-replace.
Who's to Argue with Frank Slootman on Consumption Pricing?
Snowflake's Frank Slootman called per-seat licensing inequitable. For government buyers stuck with shelfware, consumption-based pricing is the more honest model — and a better fit for modernization.
DD Form 2875 (SAAR): How to Modernize Access Requests Without Replacing Your Systems
The DD 2875 access-request process still runs on paper, email, and home-grown tools. Here's how a workflow orchestration layer fixes it without rip-and-replace.
The Value of Consolidation 2.0 for Federal IT
The better approach is a single pane of glass, a modern overlay to front-end systems of record. It’s embrace & extend rather than rip & replace.