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Digital Advances for Mission Delivery — Digital Government — Digital Playbook — Digital Services — Digital Technology Management — Digital Technology Adoption — Enterprise Architecture — Federal Information Acquisition Technology Reform Act (FITARA) - Interdisciplinary Approach to Technology — Legacy Systems — OMB Circular A-130 — Shared Services — Smart Lean Government (SLG)

Pilots to Production

Pilots to Production: Ensuring Seamless Transitions

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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.

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ACT-IAC White Paper: IT Modernization: Lessons Learned and Best Practices

IT Modernization: Lessons Learned and Best Practices (Case Studies from Representative Government Agencies)
Developed by: IT Management and Modernization Community of Interest
Released: February 24, 2021

This white paper discusses representative case studies from Federal government agencies and organizations, detailing their mission objectives and lessons learned as they modernized business processes and applications.  

Culture of Enterprise‐wide Innovation

Most entrepreneurs know that creative and innovative companies and organizations have an advantage over their competition – they are often first to market new products and services; quickly adapt to change; and find solutions to challenging issues while identifying and seizing new opportunities. Innovative companies often see high profits, do well in the stock market, and attract high-quality candidates for key positions.