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Watchdog finds lackluster data center progress at agencies
Not all federal agencies made plans to meet federal data center consolidation metrics, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Creating a secure, agile multi-cloud environment
There are a number of benefits to employing a multi-cloud strategy. Here are ways it will improve flexibility, security and more for agencies.
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Postponed or deferred annuities
Postponing or deferring the receipt of a federal annuity under the minimum retirement age plus 10 provision has both positive and negative impacts.
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Census Bureau counts on new cybersecurity concerns
The U.S. Census Bureau identified more than 1,100 census system security weaknesses last year, according to a March report from the Government Accountability Office. Now, the Bureau is working to keep its data safe from hacks.
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Takeaways from the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
The arrest is likely to trigger a debate over press freedom and call attention to unresolved questions about Assange’s role in the release of stolen Democratic emails leading up to the 2016 presidential election, part of special counsel Robert Mueller’s recently concluded investigation.
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Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
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Deloitte official to take over public-private tech forum
Dave Wennergren brings both public and private sector experiences to his new position at the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council.
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Is it already time to worry about the Pentagon budget?
Lawmakers worry the budget fight between President Donald Trump and Democrats will lead to a deadlock in negotiations.
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Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
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Watchdog finds lackluster data center progress at agencies
Not all federal agencies made plans to meet federal data center consolidation metrics, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Creating a secure, agile multi-cloud environment
There are a number of benefits to employing a multi-cloud strategy. Here are ways it will improve flexibility, security and more for agencies.
-
Postponed or deferred annuities
Postponing or deferring the receipt of a federal annuity under the minimum retirement age plus 10 provision has both positive and negative impacts.
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Census Bureau counts on new cybersecurity concerns
The U.S. Census Bureau identified more than 1,100 census system security weaknesses last year, according to a March report from the Government Accountability Office. Now, the Bureau is working to keep its data safe from hacks.
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Takeaways from the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
The arrest is likely to trigger a debate over press freedom and call attention to unresolved questions about Assange’s role in the release of stolen Democratic emails leading up to the 2016 presidential election, part of special counsel Robert Mueller’s recently concluded investigation.
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Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
-
Deloitte official to take over public-private tech forum
Dave Wennergren brings both public and private sector experiences to his new position at the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council.
-
Is it already time to worry about the Pentagon budget?
Lawmakers worry the budget fight between President Donald Trump and Democrats will lead to a deadlock in negotiations.
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Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
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Watchdog finds lackluster data center progress at agencies
Not all federal agencies made plans to meet federal data center consolidation metrics, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Creating a secure, agile multi-cloud environment
There are a number of benefits to employing a multi-cloud strategy. Here are ways it will improve flexibility, security and more for agencies.
-
Postponed or deferred annuities
Postponing or deferring the receipt of a federal annuity under the minimum retirement age plus 10 provision has both positive and negative impacts.
-
Census Bureau counts on new cybersecurity concerns
The U.S. Census Bureau identified more than 1,100 census system security weaknesses last year, according to a March report from the Government Accountability Office. Now, the Bureau is working to keep its data safe from hacks.
-
Takeaways from the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
The arrest is likely to trigger a debate over press freedom and call attention to unresolved questions about Assange’s role in the release of stolen Democratic emails leading up to the 2016 presidential election, part of special counsel Robert Mueller’s recently concluded investigation.
-
Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
-
Deloitte official to take over public-private tech forum
Dave Wennergren brings both public and private sector experiences to his new position at the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council.
-
Is it already time to worry about the Pentagon budget?
Lawmakers worry the budget fight between President Donald Trump and Democrats will lead to a deadlock in negotiations.
-
Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
