Hot Tips On OIT Collaboration Tools
Whether you are a remote or a hybrid employee, CMS’s online collaboration tools and resources can help bridge the gap between communication and productivity. Read the article below to find out more.
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Front Office Ask Me Anything - Part 6 (Travel Goals)
In the sixth and final installment of the OIT Front Office "Ask Me Anything" video series, Director and CMS Chief Information Officer Rajiv Uppal, Deputy Director Bobby Saxon, Deputy Director and…
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Front Office Ask Me Anything - Part 5 (Recommended Reading)
In the fifth installment of the OIT Front Office Ask Me Anything series, Deputy Director and Deputy CIO George Hoffmann explores…
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Front Office Ask Me Anything - Part 4 (Organizational Change)
In the fourth installment of the OIT Front Office Ask Me Anything series, Director and CMS Chief Information Officer Rajiv Uppal, Deputy Director Bobby Saxon, Deputy Director and Deputy CIO
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Front Office Ask Me Anything - Part 2 (508 Compliance)
In the second installment of the OIT Front Office Ask Me Anything series, Rajiv Uppal, Bobby Saxon, and
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Welcome to Workforce Resilience
A brief introduction to the Workforce Resilience Training Program at CMS, designed to build a more sustainable workforce for everyone across OIT.
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Boost Efficiency, Save Money, and Win New Friends with Serverless Cloud
FaaS is an acronym for “function as a service,” also known as serverless cloud. Find out how it can enhance the value, efficiency, security, and availability of CMS systems.
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Building Smart: How the Cloud Structures Data for AI
The cloud serves as a bridge between our data and cutting edge techniques for deriving insights from it. Read on to find out how the cloud optimizes data for AI initiatives.
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Infographic: What Do OKRs Look Like?
Still wondering about OKRs and how they might apply to your work at OIT? Check out this example from io.com to get an idea of what OKRs look like.
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The Power of Plain Language
The Plain Language Action and Information Network defines plain language as “communication your audience can understand the first time they read or hear it." Whether you're creating complex technical documents or everyday business communications, using plain language empowers your audience by making your work easier to understand.
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