Clare Martorana asserts that technology in government is nonpartisan, emphasizing the importance of reducing technical debt and meeting public expectations for services, regardless of administration.
Martorana expresses confidence that bipartisanship in federal IT will not only continue but will also accelerate, particularly in modernization initiatives that previously garnered support across party lines.
She highlights the administration's advancements in artificial intelligence as having a significant impact, mentioning foundational work such as AI compliance plans and public inventories, which enhance governance.
Martorana points out that despite uncertainties regarding future leadership, the focus on improving federal technology and addressing the needs of constituents will persist.
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