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How can DevOps help in the federal government?
The concept requires collaboration by developer and infrastructure teams. The challenge, as so often is the case in government, is a cultural one.
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Improve citizen experience through cross-agency collaboration
When citizens contact different agencies, they should get the same answers to their questions.
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Reconciling risk and value for the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things: enormous opportunities, paired with vulnerabilities and consequences.
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No agility without stability in acquisition reform
Project and program management frameworks make agile approaches successful by providing stability.
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Say ‘yes, if…’ not ‘no, because…’
The FAR limits some actions, but permits much, much more. Here’s a philosophy to take advantage of that.
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The new military world order
The culture of defense has changed drastically in the past 20 years. While the U.S. once led the charge in defense, we are now living in a shared political and military world order. Due to this cultural shift, the U.S.
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The high ROI of workforce skills investment
Roughly 10 years ago I participated in a meeting with CFOs from around the federal government where we discussed what the next decade would have in store for public sector managers.
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New approach needed for acquisition success
OMB should evelop metrics to measure what effective federal acquisition practice and outcomes look like.
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After CES: Innovative uses of consumer electronics in government services
As most people prepare to jump back into their daily grind after the New Year’s holiday, I instead pack my bags to head to Las Vegas to attend the International Consumer Electronics Show (aka CES).
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Rising number of children with autism risks association discrimination
Federal managers cannot penalize any employee for caretaking obligations to an autistic child.
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How can DevOps help in the federal government?
The concept requires collaboration by developer and infrastructure teams. The challenge, as so often is the case in government, is a cultural one.
-
Improve citizen experience through cross-agency collaboration
When citizens contact different agencies, they should get the same answers to their questions.
-
Reconciling risk and value for the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things: enormous opportunities, paired with vulnerabilities and consequences.
-
No agility without stability in acquisition reform
Project and program management frameworks make agile approaches successful by providing stability.
-
Say ‘yes, if…’ not ‘no, because…’
The FAR limits some actions, but permits much, much more. Here’s a philosophy to take advantage of that.
-
The new military world order
The culture of defense has changed drastically in the past 20 years. While the U.S. once led the charge in defense, we are now living in a shared political and military world order. Due to this cultural shift, the U.S.
-
The high ROI of workforce skills investment
Roughly 10 years ago I participated in a meeting with CFOs from around the federal government where we discussed what the next decade would have in store for public sector managers.
-
New approach needed for acquisition success
OMB should evelop metrics to measure what effective federal acquisition practice and outcomes look like.
-
After CES: Innovative uses of consumer electronics in government services
As most people prepare to jump back into their daily grind after the New Year’s holiday, I instead pack my bags to head to Las Vegas to attend the International Consumer Electronics Show (aka CES).
-
Rising number of children with autism risks association discrimination
Federal managers cannot penalize any employee for caretaking obligations to an autistic child.
-
How can DevOps help in the federal government?
The concept requires collaboration by developer and infrastructure teams. The challenge, as so often is the case in government, is a cultural one.
-
Improve citizen experience through cross-agency collaboration
When citizens contact different agencies, they should get the same answers to their questions.
-
Reconciling risk and value for the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things: enormous opportunities, paired with vulnerabilities and consequences.
-
No agility without stability in acquisition reform
Project and program management frameworks make agile approaches successful by providing stability.
-
Say ‘yes, if…’ not ‘no, because…’
The FAR limits some actions, but permits much, much more. Here’s a philosophy to take advantage of that.
-
The new military world order
The culture of defense has changed drastically in the past 20 years. While the U.S. once led the charge in defense, we are now living in a shared political and military world order. Due to this cultural shift, the U.S.
-
The high ROI of workforce skills investment
Roughly 10 years ago I participated in a meeting with CFOs from around the federal government where we discussed what the next decade would have in store for public sector managers.
-
New approach needed for acquisition success
OMB should evelop metrics to measure what effective federal acquisition practice and outcomes look like.
-
After CES: Innovative uses of consumer electronics in government services
As most people prepare to jump back into their daily grind after the New Year’s holiday, I instead pack my bags to head to Las Vegas to attend the International Consumer Electronics Show (aka CES).
-
Rising number of children with autism risks association discrimination
Federal managers cannot penalize any employee for caretaking obligations to an autistic child.
