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DoD rolls out new GENESIS sites, with hopes of fewer complaints about electronic medical records system
Planners look to resolve problems and conflicts after new system launched.
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Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
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How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
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Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
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Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
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Is live streaming events at work a bad thing at federal agencies?
Employees at the Department of Housing and Urban Development apparently were really interested in the Kavenaugh Senate hearing on Thursday.
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US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
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GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
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Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
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GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
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DoD rolls out new GENESIS sites, with hopes of fewer complaints about electronic medical records system
Planners look to resolve problems and conflicts after new system launched.
-
Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
-
How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
-
Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Is live streaming events at work a bad thing at federal agencies?
Employees at the Department of Housing and Urban Development apparently were really interested in the Kavenaugh Senate hearing on Thursday.
-
US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
-
DoD rolls out new GENESIS sites, with hopes of fewer complaints about electronic medical records system
Planners look to resolve problems and conflicts after new system launched.
-
Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
-
How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
-
Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Is live streaming events at work a bad thing at federal agencies?
Employees at the Department of Housing and Urban Development apparently were really interested in the Kavenaugh Senate hearing on Thursday.
-
US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
