Samsung and the Department of Defense collaborated to enhance field teams' mission capabilities with Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition and Tab Active3.
NuEyes augmented reality smart glasses, powered by Samsung smart devices, help veterans regain some vision and independence.
Samsung's Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition is purpose-built to optimize operational communications between service members.
Agencies are upgrading legacy collaboration technology with interactive whiteboards that allow for seamless collaboration, both in house and across different teams.
Here are five storage trends the public sector can leverage to improve overall government efficiency today.
When analysts have to make quick decisions based on a constant stream of information, the right monitor makes the job easier.
Kimberling City police officers use the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 smartphone for their body-worn cameras.
Learn how the Monroe County Sheriff's Office used Samsung smartphones to accomplish their technology goals while saving money.
In remote areas, ATAK on LMRs will improve in-field decision making and the safety of first responders during critical operations.
Why is the military increasingly turning to virtual reality training? Much of the answer simply comes down to risk.
It's been a busy year for government technology, but perennial issues of security and accessibility continue to play a leading role.
Smart city technology can manage energy resources wisely, organize traffic flow, revitalize neighborhoods and even streamline waste removal.
While police body cameras are a boon to law enforcement, collecting data from these devices raises a host of social and financial challenges.
Using Samsung's self-assessment tool, government agencies can assess their mobile practices to identify weaknesses and improve federal mobile security.
As the vision of the Internet of Things gets closer, real-time open data will benefit consumers, private enterprises and federal agencies alike.
Though some believe that Android™ security is behind competitors, data shows that the OS is now a frontrunner in secure mobile computing.
As mobility expands in the government workforce, organizations increasingly need to secure voice and text communications with innovative solutions.
Cloud computing solutions can make government operations more efficient by increasing up time, reducing maintenance costs and providing valuable security.
Abundant smartphones, tablets and wearable devices are making mobile government a reality, and new technology is making security concerns obsolete.