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3 tips for implementing financial data standards
Changes are coming to the way federal agencies collect and analyze financial data that will bring greater transparency into how tax dollars are spent.
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How private Internets of Things could secure critical infrastructure
The government’s Private Land Mobile Radio infrastructure is a perfect jump-off point to implement a secure and private Internet of Things.
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How monitoring benefits can save projects
Organizations with high benefits realization maturity waste $112 million less for every $1 billion invested in projects and programs.
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Secure networks critical to maintaining DoD tech edge
The Defense Department must work with the industrial base to protect technical information from cyberattacks.
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Implementing contracting best practices: The challenge ahead
The presidential transition brings many questions for the acquisition workforce, but it will still be expected to buy things faster, cheaper and better.
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How to prevent the customer ‘doom loop’ in management
The only way to break free of this vicious cycle is to focus continually on understanding customers’ desired results.
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How the Internet of Things could transform homeland security
The IoT has many potential uses to protect the nation, but security for its systems must be a top priority.
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Veterans’ preference protections do not extend to disciplinary actions
Breaking down how charges may be imposed on a veteran federal employee without reference to veteran status.
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Federal cybersecurity off to a flying start in 2016
In the first few months of the year, the Obama administration has taken several new approaches to tackle cybersecurity challenges.
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Navy awards energy efficiency contract for $114M in savings
The Navy awarded Schneider Electric a self-funding energy savings performance contract for improvements to two California installations.
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3 tips for implementing financial data standards
Changes are coming to the way federal agencies collect and analyze financial data that will bring greater transparency into how tax dollars are spent.
-
How private Internets of Things could secure critical infrastructure
The government’s Private Land Mobile Radio infrastructure is a perfect jump-off point to implement a secure and private Internet of Things.
-
How monitoring benefits can save projects
Organizations with high benefits realization maturity waste $112 million less for every $1 billion invested in projects and programs.
-
Secure networks critical to maintaining DoD tech edge
The Defense Department must work with the industrial base to protect technical information from cyberattacks.
-
Implementing contracting best practices: The challenge ahead
The presidential transition brings many questions for the acquisition workforce, but it will still be expected to buy things faster, cheaper and better.
-
How to prevent the customer ‘doom loop’ in management
The only way to break free of this vicious cycle is to focus continually on understanding customers’ desired results.
-
How the Internet of Things could transform homeland security
The IoT has many potential uses to protect the nation, but security for its systems must be a top priority.
-
Veterans’ preference protections do not extend to disciplinary actions
Breaking down how charges may be imposed on a veteran federal employee without reference to veteran status.
-
Federal cybersecurity off to a flying start in 2016
In the first few months of the year, the Obama administration has taken several new approaches to tackle cybersecurity challenges.
-
Navy awards energy efficiency contract for $114M in savings
The Navy awarded Schneider Electric a self-funding energy savings performance contract for improvements to two California installations.
-
3 tips for implementing financial data standards
Changes are coming to the way federal agencies collect and analyze financial data that will bring greater transparency into how tax dollars are spent.
-
How private Internets of Things could secure critical infrastructure
The government’s Private Land Mobile Radio infrastructure is a perfect jump-off point to implement a secure and private Internet of Things.
-
How monitoring benefits can save projects
Organizations with high benefits realization maturity waste $112 million less for every $1 billion invested in projects and programs.
-
Secure networks critical to maintaining DoD tech edge
The Defense Department must work with the industrial base to protect technical information from cyberattacks.
-
Implementing contracting best practices: The challenge ahead
The presidential transition brings many questions for the acquisition workforce, but it will still be expected to buy things faster, cheaper and better.
-
How to prevent the customer ‘doom loop’ in management
The only way to break free of this vicious cycle is to focus continually on understanding customers’ desired results.
-
How the Internet of Things could transform homeland security
The IoT has many potential uses to protect the nation, but security for its systems must be a top priority.
-
Veterans’ preference protections do not extend to disciplinary actions
Breaking down how charges may be imposed on a veteran federal employee without reference to veteran status.
-
Federal cybersecurity off to a flying start in 2016
In the first few months of the year, the Obama administration has taken several new approaches to tackle cybersecurity challenges.
-
Navy awards energy efficiency contract for $114M in savings
The Navy awarded Schneider Electric a self-funding energy savings performance contract for improvements to two California installations.
