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Technologically speaking, government has traditionally lagged behind industry. However, the ever-increasing rate of technological, social, and industrial change over the past 20 years has brought about unprecedented risks and complexities for the government. By the mid-2010s, case studies emerged that demonstrated real results from building and sustaining government services using agile approaches. Â Â
The most significant challenge has been consistently establishing what is, or isn’t, agile. As such, two waves of agile experimentation through organizational change, technology modernization, and framework adoption have highlighted three key lessons.Â
When it comes to implementing efficient, reliable, and cost-effective strategies for application security, REI Systems relies upon and offers its customers a highly effective DevSecOps approach to software engineering.
General Services Administration, REI Systems, and several teammates assisted the Federal Government to make the transition from using the proprietary DUNS number to a new, non-proprietary Unique Entity Identifier (UEI).
Today, the government and public sector have integrated application modernization to facilitate most service delivery needs. Whether it’s a surge in citizenship applications or delivering grant funding for pandemic support to health centers, most citizens want to interact with the government easily and on their own time. Â
Federal agencies are now facing major challenges in rapid regulation changes and low-code methods provide rapid, cost-effective, and accelerated routes to deliver critical solutions for these threats and expectations.