The Federal Focus: Quantum Technologies
Quantum technology is already embedded in systems that people rely on every day, even as its most disruptive possibilities remain years away. In this episode of The Federal Focus, Fed Gov Today host George Jackson speaks with Dr. Fredrik Fatemi, Senior Research Scientist for Quantum at the U.S. Army’s DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory (ARL), and Kynan Carver, Vice President of Cybersecurity at Maximus. Their conversation connects the science to two urgent government missions: making positioning, navigation, timing and sensing more resilient, and protecting sensitive information from future quantum-enabled attacks. They also examine where agencies should begin preparing and how to build a workforce capable of moving the technology from the laboratory into practice.
Health IT
Modernizing Federal Health Care: Policy, Access, and Technology Driving Change
The program examines the forces driving transformation in federal healthcare, including rising costs, evolving policy frameworks, and the growing importance of digital services such as telehealth and mobile applications.
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Contact Center Modernization
The Evolving Role of Federal Call Centers
The program highlights the evolving role of contact centers as mission-critical infrastructure, not just service channels. From building public trust and improving service outcomes to leveraging data and predictive insights, both segments emphasize a shift toward outcome-based strategies, integrated service delivery, and smarter use of technology.
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Appearing on the series:
Srinivas Panguluri
Acting Chief Information Officer, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
Evan Davis
Executive Managing Director for Federal Growth, Maximus
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