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From Castles to Beer: A different approach to cyber security
Making beer and securing cyber assets can be analagous.
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Congressional oversight of DHS: Time for an overhaul
DHS reports to dozens of Congressional committees and subcommittees, a list that should be shortened.
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Why CIOs are becoming Chief Solutions Officers
CIOs must to think outside the box on technology acquisition projects
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Why the 80-20 rule is only half the cyber battle
Accepting that 80 percent of vulnerabilities can be addressed with basic security controls is only half the battle.
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The fundamentals of the executive core qualifications
Six fundamental competencies serve as the foundation for these ECQs.
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How project management can create a more efficient government
Organizational project management is a great place to start improving government operations.
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Air Force suspends FedBid, proposes debarment
The Air Force suspension notice –posted on SAM.gov – rests the action on a “lack of business honesty or integrity” as one of the reasons for possible debarment.
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Most contracting occurs where government lacks privity
The federal government is stepping up oversight of subcontracting, says National Contract Management Association’s Michael Fischetti.
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SSA consolidates infrastructure in 21st-Century data center
SSA leveraged project funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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What to look for in the next wave of network services contracts
GSA is preparing Network Services 2020 to take over from Networx, which expires in 2017.
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From Castles to Beer: A different approach to cyber security
Making beer and securing cyber assets can be analagous.
-
Congressional oversight of DHS: Time for an overhaul
DHS reports to dozens of Congressional committees and subcommittees, a list that should be shortened.
-
Why CIOs are becoming Chief Solutions Officers
CIOs must to think outside the box on technology acquisition projects
-
Why the 80-20 rule is only half the cyber battle
Accepting that 80 percent of vulnerabilities can be addressed with basic security controls is only half the battle.
-
The fundamentals of the executive core qualifications
Six fundamental competencies serve as the foundation for these ECQs.
-
How project management can create a more efficient government
Organizational project management is a great place to start improving government operations.
-
Air Force suspends FedBid, proposes debarment
The Air Force suspension notice –posted on SAM.gov – rests the action on a “lack of business honesty or integrity” as one of the reasons for possible debarment.
-
Most contracting occurs where government lacks privity
The federal government is stepping up oversight of subcontracting, says National Contract Management Association’s Michael Fischetti.
-
SSA consolidates infrastructure in 21st-Century data center
SSA leveraged project funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
-
What to look for in the next wave of network services contracts
GSA is preparing Network Services 2020 to take over from Networx, which expires in 2017.
-
From Castles to Beer: A different approach to cyber security
Making beer and securing cyber assets can be analagous.
-
Congressional oversight of DHS: Time for an overhaul
DHS reports to dozens of Congressional committees and subcommittees, a list that should be shortened.
-
Why CIOs are becoming Chief Solutions Officers
CIOs must to think outside the box on technology acquisition projects
-
Why the 80-20 rule is only half the cyber battle
Accepting that 80 percent of vulnerabilities can be addressed with basic security controls is only half the battle.
-
The fundamentals of the executive core qualifications
Six fundamental competencies serve as the foundation for these ECQs.
-
How project management can create a more efficient government
Organizational project management is a great place to start improving government operations.
-
Air Force suspends FedBid, proposes debarment
The Air Force suspension notice –posted on SAM.gov – rests the action on a “lack of business honesty or integrity” as one of the reasons for possible debarment.
-
Most contracting occurs where government lacks privity
The federal government is stepping up oversight of subcontracting, says National Contract Management Association’s Michael Fischetti.
-
SSA consolidates infrastructure in 21st-Century data center
SSA leveraged project funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
-
What to look for in the next wave of network services contracts
GSA is preparing Network Services 2020 to take over from Networx, which expires in 2017.
