Bridging the AI Efficiency Gap
Government efficiency is difficult when data lives across disconnected systems, manual processes consume staff time, and agencies can't easily prepare their data for AI. This eBook, "Bridging the AI Efficiency Gap," highlights how consolidating and centralizing data, automating operations, and adopting smarter cost models help agencies reduce complexity and operate more efficiently. Download the eBook to explore strategies for boosting efficiency. Contact Connection to discuss how our AI experts can help plan and implement your agency's modernization initiatives.
Why is data centralization important for AI?
Data centralization is crucial for AI because it simplifies management and reduces complexity. In a siloed environment, agencies face various technologies, access points, and security threats, making it challenging to manage data effectively. By consolidating data, agencies can streamline operations and ensure that they are prepared for AI capabilities, allowing for a more efficient and secure data environment.
How does automation improve operational efficiency?
Automation enhances operational efficiency by enabling agencies to proactively identify performance issues and security threats before they impact services. With AI-enabled operations, agencies can monitor infrastructure performance and address potential problems early, reducing service delays and allowing staff to focus on higher-value tasks. This leads to smoother digital interactions and a more resilient infrastructure.
What are the cost benefits of modernization?
Federal agencies can save costs by adopting smarter consumption models and consolidating their systems. Modernization doesn't always require new spending; instead, it can maximize existing budgets by utilizing current contracts with cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. By shifting from capital expenses to operational expenses, agencies gain flexibility and can scale their resources more efficiently, ultimately leading to long-term savings.
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