Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just a buzzword; it's a driving force that's changing the way businesses operate and how governments...

Modern technological developments affect more than the private sector; they change how our government functions too. So as Amazon’s Alexa and Apple’s Siri continue to grow in popularity for the public sector, they also caught government agencies attention. Now, what was once a public convenience is a tool for national progress

Once confined to science fiction, biometric technology has quickly evolved into a common feature of daily life for many of us. Whenever we unlock our iPhones with Face or Touch ID or call out a request to Amazon’s Alexa, we interact with a form of biometric technology.

As we enter a new decade, this is a good time to reflect on how far project management solutions have come. In order to adapt to modern organizational structures and keep pace with project complexity, new programs and tools leveraging modern technology have emerged to simplify and streamline project management more than ever before.

For years, decision makers and thought leaders across the public and private sectors have debated the value of Artificial Intelligence implementations within the government. While many barriers remain in enterprise-wide implementation, there seems to be a consensus that this emerging technology hosts power to greatly impact the future of the Government.

In recent years, machine learning has emerged as one of the most impressive new developments in technology. Machine learning is an application of artificial intelligence (AI) that teaches systems to automatically learn and improve from experience without explicit and manual programming. Responsible for an array of new concepts and technologies, including the Internet of Things

Now more than ever, the Federal landscape is poised to leave behind dated, legacy systems and embrace digital modernization. With President Donald Trump signing an executive order prioritizing artificial intelligence (AI) research and development and an expected increase in AI in FY2021, all signs point towards an AI-focused future for the Federal Government.

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When an agency of the federal government with worldwide reach needed help building a better help desk solution, RSDC was ready to help. With our extensive background in federal solutions and our highly skilled staff of software and cognitive engineers, we came to the mission prepared.

Your leadership team has decided it’s time to implement artificial intelligence (AI), you have formed a subcommittee, put out an RFP, and are overwhelmed by the options. Who should you choose?

Unleashing the power of AI can make any organization excel, regardless of the field or industry. Let’s take a look at leading industries and how AI is changing the game.

When designed and implemented properly, AI allows people better.

We have all seen those movies – the ones that show AI-enabled technology gone bad, out to wreak havoc on humankind. And while that makes for a fun summer blockbuster plot, the reality is far different. The reality is both exciting and mundane.

We may not have arrived at the sleek, tech-centered world of Star Trek or Meet the Robinsons. With major advances in artificial intelligence (AI) we’re well on our way. But how will we get there?

RSDC was founded on the mission to support the government’s ability to protect and serve those who protect and serve the nation.&nbsp; RSDC partnered with DOD to deliver an&nbsp;AI digital assistant that leads innovation in the development and delivery of autonomic and cognitive technologies. Our partnership made possible the shared mission created and ideal alignment

Anyone trapped in the circular runaround of automated phone systems knows how impossibly frustrating they can be. But so far, we have been stuck with them, because the cost savings to companies that use them is immense. But what if there was a better way?