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Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
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Go into acquisitions with an open mind, experts tell agencies
Agencies are likely to get a better solution by going into an acquisition without rigid expectations, according to government acquisitions officials speaking at a government IT summit.
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FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
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Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
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Trump’s Ronny Jackson disaster will make fixing the VA a lot harder
The department, already dealing with years of negative attention, is now embroiled in a leadership scandal that again threatens its reputation.
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OPM director wants senior-level human capital advisers
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon issued a memo stating that reforms in civil service, IT modernization and employee benefits necessitate agencies populate the Chief Human Capital Officers Council with strong leaders.
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Senate confirms new head of Cyber Command, NSA
The Senate has confirmed the new Cyber Commander and NSA director in a voice vote.
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The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
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VA secretary nomination in doubt as allegations of misbehavior emerge
White House physician Ronny Jackson is facing accusations of poor leadership and abuse during his Navy and presidential assignments.
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Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
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Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
-
Go into acquisitions with an open mind, experts tell agencies
Agencies are likely to get a better solution by going into an acquisition without rigid expectations, according to government acquisitions officials speaking at a government IT summit.
-
FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
-
Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
-
Trump’s Ronny Jackson disaster will make fixing the VA a lot harder
The department, already dealing with years of negative attention, is now embroiled in a leadership scandal that again threatens its reputation.
-
OPM director wants senior-level human capital advisers
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon issued a memo stating that reforms in civil service, IT modernization and employee benefits necessitate agencies populate the Chief Human Capital Officers Council with strong leaders.
-
Senate confirms new head of Cyber Command, NSA
The Senate has confirmed the new Cyber Commander and NSA director in a voice vote.
-
The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
-
VA secretary nomination in doubt as allegations of misbehavior emerge
White House physician Ronny Jackson is facing accusations of poor leadership and abuse during his Navy and presidential assignments.
-
Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
-
Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
-
Go into acquisitions with an open mind, experts tell agencies
Agencies are likely to get a better solution by going into an acquisition without rigid expectations, according to government acquisitions officials speaking at a government IT summit.
-
FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
-
Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
-
Trump’s Ronny Jackson disaster will make fixing the VA a lot harder
The department, already dealing with years of negative attention, is now embroiled in a leadership scandal that again threatens its reputation.
-
OPM director wants senior-level human capital advisers
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon issued a memo stating that reforms in civil service, IT modernization and employee benefits necessitate agencies populate the Chief Human Capital Officers Council with strong leaders.
-
Senate confirms new head of Cyber Command, NSA
The Senate has confirmed the new Cyber Commander and NSA director in a voice vote.
-
The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
-
VA secretary nomination in doubt as allegations of misbehavior emerge
White House physician Ronny Jackson is facing accusations of poor leadership and abuse during his Navy and presidential assignments.
-
Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
