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One Senate panel’s idea to prioritize cybersecurity spending
The Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has ideas to improve federal cybersecurity.
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Politicians’ tweets could get slapped with warning labels
Twitter said the policy applies to President Donald Trump and other world leaders, all government officials, candidates and similar public figures with more than 100,000 followers.
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How AI investments can improve health care
A federal push for new technology can help predict health outcomes and address how to create new ways to deliver and pay for care, among other benefits.
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The agencies behind the FITARA 8.0 ball
The new federal IT modernization scorecard included new sections and new grades, not all of them good.
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Massive Pentagon cloud contract could be awarded soon
Further delays of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure [JEDI] contract will harm the war fighter and hinder combatant command plans, according to DoD CIO Dana Deasy.
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How the White House is building ‘guard rails’ for AI
In June the White House released an action plan to tackle productivity and security while modernizing IT. One important aspect of this plan is the integration of artificial intelligence into the federal government.
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Officials: Don’t leave employees out of cloud migration
Workforce retraining must be part of the cloud migration, according to speakers at the Advanced Technology Academic Research Center.
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Medicare agency awards contract to support healthy systems
General Dynamics Information Technology will continue to support the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Benefits Coordination and Recovery Center, which manages benefits and payments for Medicare.
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White House releases final strategy on how to get ‘cloud smart’
The final version of the White House’s new strategy instructs agencies to consider three pillars for successful cloud adoption.
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Aerial photos help census officials pinpoint faraway people
That technology — known as geographic information system, or GIS — uses computers to analyze neighborhoods, land formations, rivers and other data captured by satellites or traditional mapping.
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One Senate panel’s idea to prioritize cybersecurity spending
The Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has ideas to improve federal cybersecurity.
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Politicians’ tweets could get slapped with warning labels
Twitter said the policy applies to President Donald Trump and other world leaders, all government officials, candidates and similar public figures with more than 100,000 followers.
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How AI investments can improve health care
A federal push for new technology can help predict health outcomes and address how to create new ways to deliver and pay for care, among other benefits.
-
The agencies behind the FITARA 8.0 ball
The new federal IT modernization scorecard included new sections and new grades, not all of them good.
-
Massive Pentagon cloud contract could be awarded soon
Further delays of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure [JEDI] contract will harm the war fighter and hinder combatant command plans, according to DoD CIO Dana Deasy.
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How the White House is building ‘guard rails’ for AI
In June the White House released an action plan to tackle productivity and security while modernizing IT. One important aspect of this plan is the integration of artificial intelligence into the federal government.
-
Officials: Don’t leave employees out of cloud migration
Workforce retraining must be part of the cloud migration, according to speakers at the Advanced Technology Academic Research Center.
-
Medicare agency awards contract to support healthy systems
General Dynamics Information Technology will continue to support the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Benefits Coordination and Recovery Center, which manages benefits and payments for Medicare.
-
White House releases final strategy on how to get ‘cloud smart’
The final version of the White House’s new strategy instructs agencies to consider three pillars for successful cloud adoption.
-
Aerial photos help census officials pinpoint faraway people
That technology — known as geographic information system, or GIS — uses computers to analyze neighborhoods, land formations, rivers and other data captured by satellites or traditional mapping.
-
One Senate panel’s idea to prioritize cybersecurity spending
The Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has ideas to improve federal cybersecurity.
-
Politicians’ tweets could get slapped with warning labels
Twitter said the policy applies to President Donald Trump and other world leaders, all government officials, candidates and similar public figures with more than 100,000 followers.
-
How AI investments can improve health care
A federal push for new technology can help predict health outcomes and address how to create new ways to deliver and pay for care, among other benefits.
-
The agencies behind the FITARA 8.0 ball
The new federal IT modernization scorecard included new sections and new grades, not all of them good.
-
Massive Pentagon cloud contract could be awarded soon
Further delays of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure [JEDI] contract will harm the war fighter and hinder combatant command plans, according to DoD CIO Dana Deasy.
-
How the White House is building ‘guard rails’ for AI
In June the White House released an action plan to tackle productivity and security while modernizing IT. One important aspect of this plan is the integration of artificial intelligence into the federal government.
-
Officials: Don’t leave employees out of cloud migration
Workforce retraining must be part of the cloud migration, according to speakers at the Advanced Technology Academic Research Center.
-
Medicare agency awards contract to support healthy systems
General Dynamics Information Technology will continue to support the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Benefits Coordination and Recovery Center, which manages benefits and payments for Medicare.
-
White House releases final strategy on how to get ‘cloud smart’
The final version of the White House’s new strategy instructs agencies to consider three pillars for successful cloud adoption.
-
Aerial photos help census officials pinpoint faraway people
That technology — known as geographic information system, or GIS — uses computers to analyze neighborhoods, land formations, rivers and other data captured by satellites or traditional mapping.
