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Much-needed bipartisan privacy reform: Support LEADS
The Law Enforcement Access to Stored Data Abroad (LEADS) Act is a reasonable bipartisan approach to reform outdated laws
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Forging partnerships on Energy Performance Contracts
Federal mandates stipulate specific energy goals, such as reducing energy intensity or using more renewable energy.
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Acquisition Reform: Is the solution around the corner?
There has been far too much talk about the problems acquisition faces. It’s time to find solutions.
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Acquisition 360: What it is and how it helps ease procurement
Successful acquisitions depend on a clear understanding of the market’s capabilities and dynamics, and this requires early and meaningful engagement with industry.
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Army contract spending may drop $5 billion in 2015
The Army may spend up to $5 billion less on goods, services and equipment in fiscal 2015 than it did last, year, according to a top Army official.
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Editorial: An acquisition game-changer
Category Management breaks procurements into broad categories and manages them across all agencies.
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How automated threat response can close the cyber gap
IT security has changed from a recognized (if often neglected) concern to a hot button three-alarm fire.
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FITARA is law: Delay is not an option
‘We’re awaiting guidance’ is the wrong answer for FITARA compliance.
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How to supersize your valuation
Seemingly small nuances in the business can drive an outsized return on investmen
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3 security risks posed by the Internet of Everything
Taiwan’s leaders are aware of cyber risks and proactive in educating their government workforce about the threats.
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Much-needed bipartisan privacy reform: Support LEADS
The Law Enforcement Access to Stored Data Abroad (LEADS) Act is a reasonable bipartisan approach to reform outdated laws
-
Forging partnerships on Energy Performance Contracts
Federal mandates stipulate specific energy goals, such as reducing energy intensity or using more renewable energy.
-
Acquisition Reform: Is the solution around the corner?
There has been far too much talk about the problems acquisition faces. It’s time to find solutions.
-
Acquisition 360: What it is and how it helps ease procurement
Successful acquisitions depend on a clear understanding of the market’s capabilities and dynamics, and this requires early and meaningful engagement with industry.
-
Army contract spending may drop $5 billion in 2015
The Army may spend up to $5 billion less on goods, services and equipment in fiscal 2015 than it did last, year, according to a top Army official.
-
Editorial: An acquisition game-changer
Category Management breaks procurements into broad categories and manages them across all agencies.
-
How automated threat response can close the cyber gap
IT security has changed from a recognized (if often neglected) concern to a hot button three-alarm fire.
-
FITARA is law: Delay is not an option
‘We’re awaiting guidance’ is the wrong answer for FITARA compliance.
-
How to supersize your valuation
Seemingly small nuances in the business can drive an outsized return on investmen
-
3 security risks posed by the Internet of Everything
Taiwan’s leaders are aware of cyber risks and proactive in educating their government workforce about the threats.
-
Much-needed bipartisan privacy reform: Support LEADS
The Law Enforcement Access to Stored Data Abroad (LEADS) Act is a reasonable bipartisan approach to reform outdated laws
-
Forging partnerships on Energy Performance Contracts
Federal mandates stipulate specific energy goals, such as reducing energy intensity or using more renewable energy.
-
Acquisition Reform: Is the solution around the corner?
There has been far too much talk about the problems acquisition faces. It’s time to find solutions.
-
Acquisition 360: What it is and how it helps ease procurement
Successful acquisitions depend on a clear understanding of the market’s capabilities and dynamics, and this requires early and meaningful engagement with industry.
-
Army contract spending may drop $5 billion in 2015
The Army may spend up to $5 billion less on goods, services and equipment in fiscal 2015 than it did last, year, according to a top Army official.
-
Editorial: An acquisition game-changer
Category Management breaks procurements into broad categories and manages them across all agencies.
-
How automated threat response can close the cyber gap
IT security has changed from a recognized (if often neglected) concern to a hot button three-alarm fire.
-
FITARA is law: Delay is not an option
‘We’re awaiting guidance’ is the wrong answer for FITARA compliance.
-
How to supersize your valuation
Seemingly small nuances in the business can drive an outsized return on investmen
-
3 security risks posed by the Internet of Everything
Taiwan’s leaders are aware of cyber risks and proactive in educating their government workforce about the threats.
