GSA puts bots to work in bulk

The General Services Administration has implemented 25 RPA bots so far, including Truman, which automates the work associated with processing offers under the Federal Acquisition Service’s Multiple Award Schedules.

Smarter staffing

USA Staffing redesigned the way hiring managers and human resources specialists process job applications and make sense of the talent pool.

Understanding the patterns of opioid abuse

Virginia's Framework for Addiction Analysis and Community Transformation lets agencies share data while protecting privacy,

Tapping traffic data to mitigate accidents

Henderson, Nev., is using an artificial intelligence solution from Waycare to analyze traffic-related data and predict -- and eventually prevent -- accidents.

Expanding mobile access to student aid

The myStudentAid app customizes the user's experience role and allows applicants to switch seamlessly between the mobile app and the web-based application.

Purging paper and rethinking business processes

After years of maintaining storage space to house boxes full of paper, the Norfolk, Va., Department of IT has digitized its business processes, creating 50 new workflows at half of the city’s 24 departments so far.

HHS' intelligent decision engine for grant risk analysis

Recipient Insight automates the aggregation of publicly available data on grant recipients from a variety of sources to predict outcomes and flag potential performance issues.

Turning trash trucks into a mobile sensor network

Trash truck drivers have a smartphone mounted on their dashboards, and they log problems by tapping a customized screen.

Forging new paths in software development

With the Pivotal Cloud Foundry, Kessel Run supported the quick onboarding of hundreds of full-stack engineers, provided real-time visibility into product teams and cut the time it takes to achieve an authority to operate from months to days.

Sharing big data without breaking the bank

Partners in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Big Data Project have made over 70 agency datasets available to the public.

Automation speeds review of medical records

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' Intake Process Automation tool digitizes unstructured records and confirms basic information, saving staff from verifying existing records.

Saving time, money and trees

ZDOCS has allowed the small zoning office to transform operations, save money and free workers to focus on more important tasks.

Risk reduction for grants management

The National Science Foundation developed an artificial intelligence tool to match keywords to relevant research expertise in a data lake of NSF’s research proposals and information from external publications and third parties.

Building an ecosystem for responder innovations

The Accelerate R2 Network Challenge aims to create a nationwide network of organizations that support innovation, entrepreneurship and investment in response and resiliency technologies.

Colorado launches its own Digital Service

Small teams of senior engineers, designers and product managers will work with agency staff to deliver user-centered solutions to Colorado's most pressing technical challenges.

5G network now live at Mcity test facility

The University of Michigan's Mcity campus now features a 5G network for smart city autonomous vehicle safety testing.

Cloud roundup

Amazon Web Services expands GovCloud services and open datasets; Library of Congress wins grant to explore interacting with digital collections as data.

Bug bounty challenge surfaces DOD proxy weaknesses

Over a two-week period, white-hat hackers scoured hundreds of public-facing DOD Information Network proxy servers, virtual private networks and virtual desktops to find and disclose vulnerabilities.

Army, Colorado Springs partner on automated vehicle testbed

The $4 million joint endeavor aims to reduce transportation costs, improve public safety and deliver faster services. It is also intended to serve as a model for future smart military installations nationally.

Microsoft rolls out rugged Azure edge device

The 10-pound, ruggedized version of its Azure Data Box Edge brings battery-powered Azure cloud services to the tactical edge for the military or first responders.

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