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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
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3 considerations for government contracting in 2018
With plenty of time before the end of the federal fiscal year in September, use these early months to adapt your business for 2018.
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Improving government efficiency on Capitol Hill
A House of Representatives caucus is working to equip the government through support for better project and program management.
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The threat that’s coming from inside the house
Most agency IT and security managers agree that the most potent threats lurking around the corner come not from hackers or foreign governments, but from careless, untrained, or malicious insiders.
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Feds, allow social media to self-regulate
What will silence those that attempt to manipulate social media is not regulation, but the users themselves.
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6 ways to ensure agency websites are up to speed
As more agencies are going green, agency websites are sometimes the only way that constituents can stay in the know on government services and, thus, strong website performance is key.
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Here’s where defense companies are funneling newfound tax dollars
If you listened to the annual earnings calls of the major, public defense companies (wait, does everyone not do that?), then you might have noticed a common theme. They’re all going to have more cash. And a lot of them have similar plans for how to spend it.
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Agile practices on the rise in the latest NDAA
The latest National Defense Authorization Act shows Congress recognizes the benefits of Agile practices and that greater adoption by the Department of Defense could help project and program outcomes.
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Inside DoD, the customer is speaking loudly
At its core, the dramatic increase in workarounds at DoD of the traditional acquisition process is a sure sign of growing customer unhappiness and frustration.
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Shutdowns mean the government keeps using old hardware and software … and that’s bad for security
Without a final budget for the year, agencies will continue to operate in a constrained environment with little flexibility to begin new programs or terminate existing ones.
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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
-
3 considerations for government contracting in 2018
With plenty of time before the end of the federal fiscal year in September, use these early months to adapt your business for 2018.
-
Improving government efficiency on Capitol Hill
A House of Representatives caucus is working to equip the government through support for better project and program management.
-
The threat that’s coming from inside the house
Most agency IT and security managers agree that the most potent threats lurking around the corner come not from hackers or foreign governments, but from careless, untrained, or malicious insiders.
-
Feds, allow social media to self-regulate
What will silence those that attempt to manipulate social media is not regulation, but the users themselves.
-
6 ways to ensure agency websites are up to speed
As more agencies are going green, agency websites are sometimes the only way that constituents can stay in the know on government services and, thus, strong website performance is key.
-
Here’s where defense companies are funneling newfound tax dollars
If you listened to the annual earnings calls of the major, public defense companies (wait, does everyone not do that?), then you might have noticed a common theme. They’re all going to have more cash. And a lot of them have similar plans for how to spend it.
-
Agile practices on the rise in the latest NDAA
The latest National Defense Authorization Act shows Congress recognizes the benefits of Agile practices and that greater adoption by the Department of Defense could help project and program outcomes.
-
Inside DoD, the customer is speaking loudly
At its core, the dramatic increase in workarounds at DoD of the traditional acquisition process is a sure sign of growing customer unhappiness and frustration.
-
Shutdowns mean the government keeps using old hardware and software … and that’s bad for security
Without a final budget for the year, agencies will continue to operate in a constrained environment with little flexibility to begin new programs or terminate existing ones.
-
Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
-
3 considerations for government contracting in 2018
With plenty of time before the end of the federal fiscal year in September, use these early months to adapt your business for 2018.
-
Improving government efficiency on Capitol Hill
A House of Representatives caucus is working to equip the government through support for better project and program management.
-
The threat that’s coming from inside the house
Most agency IT and security managers agree that the most potent threats lurking around the corner come not from hackers or foreign governments, but from careless, untrained, or malicious insiders.
-
Feds, allow social media to self-regulate
What will silence those that attempt to manipulate social media is not regulation, but the users themselves.
-
6 ways to ensure agency websites are up to speed
As more agencies are going green, agency websites are sometimes the only way that constituents can stay in the know on government services and, thus, strong website performance is key.
-
Here’s where defense companies are funneling newfound tax dollars
If you listened to the annual earnings calls of the major, public defense companies (wait, does everyone not do that?), then you might have noticed a common theme. They’re all going to have more cash. And a lot of them have similar plans for how to spend it.
-
Agile practices on the rise in the latest NDAA
The latest National Defense Authorization Act shows Congress recognizes the benefits of Agile practices and that greater adoption by the Department of Defense could help project and program outcomes.
-
Inside DoD, the customer is speaking loudly
At its core, the dramatic increase in workarounds at DoD of the traditional acquisition process is a sure sign of growing customer unhappiness and frustration.
-
Shutdowns mean the government keeps using old hardware and software … and that’s bad for security
Without a final budget for the year, agencies will continue to operate in a constrained environment with little flexibility to begin new programs or terminate existing ones.
