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For more than 40 years, customers have trusted CDW to deliver exceptional hardware, maintenance, and technology services. Following our merger with CDW, Enquizit’s clients will now be able to tap into deeper resources, including R&D innovation labs and hybrid cloud solutions. Meanwhile, CDW’s customers can now leverage Enquizit’s long history of helping clients solve problems via the cloud.
Read MoreIn this short guide, you’ll learn how Enquizit is helping CDW take the next step in its evolution by adding cloud services to its already robust IT offerings.
Read MoreOver the past year, the artificial intelligence (AI) phenomenon has taken the world by storm. Almost overnight, hundreds of millions of users were tapping into a host of AI-powered applications to write cover letters, receive tutoring assistance, make appointments, speed up customer service, detect cybersecurity threats, and more. Some analysts have even referred to AI as the “fourth industrial revolution,” parallel to the development of the internet itself.
Read MoreFor public sector agencies and higher education institutions, AI is a game-changer, streamlining processes, energizing customers, and freeing up staff members to perform more valuable activities. In this e-book, we offer three ways the public and educational sectors can leverage AI to transform their agencies.
Read MoreThe reality is that shutdowns are now an unpleasant feature of government work. Since the first U.S. government shutdown in 1981, shutdowns have occurred about every four years. Similarly, public sector IT projects take an average of 3.9 years to complete. As such, there’s a high chance that any team working on an IT project within the federal government will experience a shutdown that will threaten the project’s timeline and budget.
Read MoreFederal government shutdowns, the result of funding gaps that occur when Congress can’t agree on a spending bill, are a relatively recent phenomenon. Since the first shutdown in 1981, there have been 10 more, with the longest lasting 35 days, from December 18, 2018, to January 25, 2019. On average, shutdowns now occur about every four years and last nearly nine days.
Read MoreDuring the recent COVID-19 pandemic, those outside of the health and science community witnessed the complex and urgent work done by epidemiologists. The public received a window into the complex processes through which public health professionals identify, track, and prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
Read MoreAs the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) embarked on an initiative to modernize its National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS), the team leading the charge was met with a disheartening warning from stakeholders on the project: “You’re never going to change the way public health operates.”
Read MoreOpen-source software is practically ubiquitous in the private technology sector. In fact, 97% of all codebases use open-source code. Why? Open source provides the building blocks that allow organizations to enhance their services and innovate for their customers. Its strength lies in the fact that developers worldwide constantly create, evaluate, and improve the underlying code to fix vulnerabilities and ease implementation.
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