Background

Modernizing Federal Networks (WAN, LAN, and Campus) is essential to ensure that our nation's infrastructure remains resilient, efficient, and capable of meeting the demands of the digital age. By leveraging advanced technologies such as Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SDWAN), Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), Fixed Wireless, and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites, we can create a network that is not only robust but also adaptable to future advancements.

Overall Project Objective and Mission

Reimagine How We Align Federal Missions with What Matters Most

How might we break down silos between mission goals and mission support? How can we uncover duplicate efforts across agencies before wasting time and resources? How could we make it easier to track progress toward mandates like the Evidence Act, GPRA, and cross-agency priority goals?

Strategic Site Selection for Data Centers: Mitigating Risks and Optimizing Sustainability Amid Resource Demand and Extreme Weather or Geophysical Impacts

Pilots to Production: Ensuring Seamless Transitions

Background:

Pilot to Production Transition: Many IT projects struggle with scaling from pilot to full production. Ensuring that solutions are robust, scalable, and ready for wide-scale deployment is a key challenge.

Standardization and Governance: Establishing standardized processes and strong governance frameworks to ensure consistent and secure deployment of IT services is crucial. This includes setting clear guidelines, responsibilities, and accountability mechanisms.

Background

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Background

The All of Us Research Program is a historic effort to gather data from at least 1 million people in the US. Its goal is to accelerate research and medical breakthroughs and enable individualized prevention, treatment, and care—the program's core values, including diversity, transparency, and accessibility, guide All of Us. The program creates a national research resource to inform thousands of studies covering various health conditions.

Background

Metrics provide a quantitative measure or assessment that can be used for comparing and/or tracking the performance of an organization, entity, project, or program. All across the Federal government, Agencies are continually gathering and reporting metrics for all sorts of Federal mandates, Agency efforts, initiatives, and so forth. However, not all metrics are meaningful, nor do they represent usable data that actually impacts organizational change. 

Background

The project's purpose is to continue to determine the impact Zero Trust initiatives have currently on federal agencies and start planning for future engagements. The Zero Trust project has been a phased approach, this being the third phase in the overall assessment of the impact of zero trust to federal agencies.  

Overall Project Objective and Mission

Retirement and Replacement for Legacy Copper Networks