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By Raj Parameswaran Feb 26, 2021 As we look down the road, many promising technologies are finding greater use across the federal government. In my opinion, no technology holds more promise in the immediate future than intelligent automation using robotic process automation (RPA). RPA will continue to grow as a valuable tool for government IT leaders because it allows the immediate expansion and scaling of human labor without impacting existing systems. Whenever agencies try to automate tasks, there is often a significant development effort. With RPA, an agency can implement and test on a sma...

Wound care is definitely critical to the overall healthcare industry, medical clinicians, and patients. The ability to assess a wound with pinpoint accuracy and document healing, infection, and other key wound care factors is a must.

By GCN Staff Feb 25, 2021 The Defense Logistics Agency has ordered up a 3D printing factory housed in a shipping container. Now under development, the rugged 3D printing pod would be up to 40-feet long and be set up in a standard 40-foot container so it could be deployed directly to the field to manufacture parts in support of battlefield operations, disaster relief or other remote missions. With a $1.6 million contract to ExOne, DLA plans to use the company’s military-edition 3D printer for manufacturing products or tooling from over 20 metal, ceramic and other powder materials. ExOne’s ...

Nailing the New Website Game as a Beginner: 5 Tips to Get You Started By Special Guest Leona JonesFebruary 25, 2021 With so many web technologies and ways to build a website, one can easily be confused. It especially applies to absolute beginners who have never built a website before. Where do you start? Do you develop from scratch or use website builders or content management systems? These are just some of the questions that are probably rushing through your head. Building a new website is not hard when you know the rules, especially now that you don’t need to know a...

By Natalie Alms Feb 25, 2021 Of the $400 billion in CARES Act unemployment benefits distributed last year, states paid over $5.4 billion in potentially fraudulent unemployment claims between March and October of 2020, according to the Department of Labor’s inspector general. The actual number may  reach tens of billions of dollars, the watchdog said. In California alone, at least 10% of the benefits paid since the start of the pandemic have been to fraudulent claims, and that number could be as high as 27%, or $29 billion, the IG said in a Feb. 23 memo. Other states have also reported frau...