Evolving and enabling autonomous processes is challenging, and capabilities to enhance public services and maintain relevance in a rapidly changing digital landscape are difficult to obtain.
Technical debt, dated infrastructure, and institutional constraints constrain staying current in an ever-changing world.
Meeting citizen expectations for efficient, transparent, and user-centric services are pressuring federal government agencies to modernize their IT infrastructure and adopt innovative solutions.
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Legacy systems, data silos, and insufficient data governance create stress on public service systems due to growing citizen demands for personalized and easy government experiences.
The ability to leverage data for better decision-making and improved service delivery is becoming more critical. However, many government agencies struggle with data integration, quality, and analytics capabilities.
Regulatory constraints, privacy concerns, and workforce upskilling are challenges to achieve modernization.
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Recognize the growing importance of adopting Exponential IT within the federal public sector to address the challenges posed by rapidly evolving citizen expectations and technological advancements.
Understand the three key priorities of Exponential IT transformation in the federal sector that will be needed to enhance public services, improve efficiency, and maintain high client satisfaction.
Identify the foundational capabilities and maturity levels required to initiate a successful Exponential IT transformation, leading to the creation of value for citizens and all other users of government services.
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