Cloud Computing

Government Tech Infrastructure Post-Pandemic: Cloud Services and Cybersecurity Enhancements

The COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for profound changes in all fields, with government agencies being no exception. As public entities rushed to accommodate a remote workforce and digital-first service delivery, it became glaringly apparent that many aspects of government technology infrastructure were outdated. In response, there has been a push toward modernizing these systems, focusing significantly on the integration of cloud services and upgrading cybersecurity measures. This post explores these ongoing efforts and the critical role that government contractors play in this transformative period.

Cloud Computing and the Impact on Software Engineering

Ever since the pandemic lockdown, remote work have been on an upward trend. Because of this, cloud computing has been put on an evolutionary fast track, emerging as a transformative force. This revolutionary approach has not only changed how applications are developed, deployed, and managed but also redefined the agility and efficiency of businesses worldwide.

The Cloud, Business, and the Future

The cloud is quickly becoming businesses’ preferred method of data management, but it is important to know about where it is going before trusting it fully. In order to best support users, the cloud takes different forms and is continuing to pursue new paths as it evolves. This article by Ronald van Loon is a great resource to learn about the types of cloud and how they might evolve with the aid of artificial intelligence as they are refined.