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Will VA continue its popular technology training program?
A Government Accountability Office study released this week found that employment outcomes are unclear
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Ambit, a supplier of data services to FEMA and SEC, acquired by DMI
Clients include the Securities & Exchange Commission, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Pentagon’s Shyu, LaPlante push to get critical tech into production
The Pentagon expects the experimentation effort will push critical technology to military users at a faster rate.
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Harden the cybersecurity of US nuclear complex now
Buried in both the Senate and House versions of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act are provisions augmenting the cybersecurity of the NC3.
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GovCIO wins prime spot on $340 million SWIFT contract for ICE
Work to support development in low-code/no-code platforms with a focus on ServiceNow and Microsoft Power and Dynamics.
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Palantir wins FDA contract to bolster US food supply chain
This U.S. experienced a severe shortage of infant formula this year as a result a global supply chain crisis compounded by an FDA product recall.
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Three ways agencies can prepare workforces for increased IT complexity
Acknowledging hybrid IT’s complexity is the first step to managing it.
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‘SBOM’ disclosure rules loom for federal software procurement
Software Bill of Materials are machine-readable inventories of software components designed to reduce cost and security risk.
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Galvanize offers veterans pathway to software engineering careers
Galvanize offers training programs to veterans who want to pursue a career in tech and software engineering in the United States.
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‘Special rates’ in 2023 federal pay raise to get White House review
Already, Biden submitted an overall average pay increase of 4.6% for civilian federal employees.
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Will VA continue its popular technology training program?
A Government Accountability Office study released this week found that employment outcomes are unclear
-
Ambit, a supplier of data services to FEMA and SEC, acquired by DMI
Clients include the Securities & Exchange Commission, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
-
Pentagon’s Shyu, LaPlante push to get critical tech into production
The Pentagon expects the experimentation effort will push critical technology to military users at a faster rate.
-
Harden the cybersecurity of US nuclear complex now
Buried in both the Senate and House versions of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act are provisions augmenting the cybersecurity of the NC3.
-
GovCIO wins prime spot on $340 million SWIFT contract for ICE
Work to support development in low-code/no-code platforms with a focus on ServiceNow and Microsoft Power and Dynamics.
-
Palantir wins FDA contract to bolster US food supply chain
This U.S. experienced a severe shortage of infant formula this year as a result a global supply chain crisis compounded by an FDA product recall.
-
Three ways agencies can prepare workforces for increased IT complexity
Acknowledging hybrid IT’s complexity is the first step to managing it.
-
‘SBOM’ disclosure rules loom for federal software procurement
Software Bill of Materials are machine-readable inventories of software components designed to reduce cost and security risk.
-
Galvanize offers veterans pathway to software engineering careers
Galvanize offers training programs to veterans who want to pursue a career in tech and software engineering in the United States.
-
‘Special rates’ in 2023 federal pay raise to get White House review
Already, Biden submitted an overall average pay increase of 4.6% for civilian federal employees.
-
Will VA continue its popular technology training program?
A Government Accountability Office study released this week found that employment outcomes are unclear
-
Ambit, a supplier of data services to FEMA and SEC, acquired by DMI
Clients include the Securities & Exchange Commission, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
-
Pentagon’s Shyu, LaPlante push to get critical tech into production
The Pentagon expects the experimentation effort will push critical technology to military users at a faster rate.
-
Harden the cybersecurity of US nuclear complex now
Buried in both the Senate and House versions of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act are provisions augmenting the cybersecurity of the NC3.
-
GovCIO wins prime spot on $340 million SWIFT contract for ICE
Work to support development in low-code/no-code platforms with a focus on ServiceNow and Microsoft Power and Dynamics.
-
Palantir wins FDA contract to bolster US food supply chain
This U.S. experienced a severe shortage of infant formula this year as a result a global supply chain crisis compounded by an FDA product recall.
-
Three ways agencies can prepare workforces for increased IT complexity
Acknowledging hybrid IT’s complexity is the first step to managing it.
-
‘SBOM’ disclosure rules loom for federal software procurement
Software Bill of Materials are machine-readable inventories of software components designed to reduce cost and security risk.
-
Galvanize offers veterans pathway to software engineering careers
Galvanize offers training programs to veterans who want to pursue a career in tech and software engineering in the United States.
-
‘Special rates’ in 2023 federal pay raise to get White House review
Already, Biden submitted an overall average pay increase of 4.6% for civilian federal employees.
