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House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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States turn to drones to predict avalanches, spot wildlife
Public transportation agencies are using drones in nearly every state, according to a survey obtained by The Associated Press ahead of its release Monday.
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Centers of Excellence arrives at the federal personnel office
The Office of Personnel Management will work with the General Services Administration to make improvements to its IT infrastructure and workforce.
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GSA wants to help the government talk tech
The just-launched Cloud Information Center is designed to explain the benefits of cloud adoption while providing agencies with the tools to execute a successful transition.
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3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
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NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
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12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
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Former DHS head took up cyber despite White House aversion
The potential for foreign cyberattacks to shape U.S. elections has been in the spotlight as special counsel Robert Mueller’s report outlined efforts made by Russia to steal thousands of emails and internal documents from the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign in 2016.
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Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
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Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
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House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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States turn to drones to predict avalanches, spot wildlife
Public transportation agencies are using drones in nearly every state, according to a survey obtained by The Associated Press ahead of its release Monday.
-
Centers of Excellence arrives at the federal personnel office
The Office of Personnel Management will work with the General Services Administration to make improvements to its IT infrastructure and workforce.
-
GSA wants to help the government talk tech
The just-launched Cloud Information Center is designed to explain the benefits of cloud adoption while providing agencies with the tools to execute a successful transition.
-
3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
-
NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
-
12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
-
Former DHS head took up cyber despite White House aversion
The potential for foreign cyberattacks to shape U.S. elections has been in the spotlight as special counsel Robert Mueller’s report outlined efforts made by Russia to steal thousands of emails and internal documents from the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign in 2016.
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Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
-
Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
-
House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
-
States turn to drones to predict avalanches, spot wildlife
Public transportation agencies are using drones in nearly every state, according to a survey obtained by The Associated Press ahead of its release Monday.
-
Centers of Excellence arrives at the federal personnel office
The Office of Personnel Management will work with the General Services Administration to make improvements to its IT infrastructure and workforce.
-
GSA wants to help the government talk tech
The just-launched Cloud Information Center is designed to explain the benefits of cloud adoption while providing agencies with the tools to execute a successful transition.
-
3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
-
NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
-
12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
-
Former DHS head took up cyber despite White House aversion
The potential for foreign cyberattacks to shape U.S. elections has been in the spotlight as special counsel Robert Mueller’s report outlined efforts made by Russia to steal thousands of emails and internal documents from the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign in 2016.
-
Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
-
Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
