Mission Possible - Big transformation with small steps

Episode 11 of the Federal Fridays with ServiceNow (Government) podcast, hosted by ServiceNow Industries Podcasts, titled "Mission Possible - Big transformation with small steps" was published on May 6, 2022 and runs 6 minutes.

May 6, 2022 ·6m · Federal Fridays with ServiceNow (Government)

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Looking at the current state of technology in the IC through the lens of the past, ServiceNow’s Kevin Brooks, Field CTO and Executive Strategist for the DOD at ServiceNow, explores how eliminating silos has been a longtime aspiration of the IC. While progress has been made since the release of a Bush-era report recommending the IC use technology to transform how it works, the silos that remain challenge the IC to make full use of powerful new technologies.

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