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  • Untold hours each year are swallowed up by tasks automation could streamline, ultimately eliminating associated waste. (metamorworks/Getty Images)
    How automation can transform federal compliance requirements and executive requests

    Untold hours each year are swallowed up by tasks automation could streamline, ultimately eliminating associated waste.

    Drew Jaehnig
    7 hours ago
  • The government market opportunity for communications solutions in the United States is growing, with an estimated 21 million contact center and unified communications seats. At least 8 million seats are expected to migrate to the cloud in the next three years. (JuNi Art)
    What options do agencies have for unified communications?

    The government market opportunity for communications solutions in the United States is growing, with an estimated 21 million contact center and unified communications seats. At least 8 million seats are expected to migrate to the cloud in the next three years.

    Chris Meilhammer
    February 13
  • In this June 3, 2011, file photo, the Pentagon is seen from air from Air Force One. (Charles Dharapak/AP)
    Obstacles and opportunities in the Pentagon’s software acquisition pathway

    Can enterprise tools save the Pentagon’s ability to move fast on software?

    Eric Lofgren
    February 10
  • With recent changes in mind, it’s essential to consider how they might affect you — and, even more importantly, what adjustments you can and should make to keep your long-term financial plans on track. (Blue Planet Studio/Getty Images)
    Three high-impact reforms hitting feds in 2020

    With recent changes in mind, it’s essential to consider how they might affect you — and, even more importantly, what adjustments you can and should make to keep your long-term financial plans on track.

    Greg Klingler
    February 7
  • Soldiers assigned to the 44th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, 2nd Theater Signal Brigade, monitor the network at Lightning Ops, the Theater Network Operations Center for Exercise Saber Guardian 17, June 27, 2017, at at Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base, Romania. (William B. King/Army)
    Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong

    Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is ... and is not.

    James Yeager
    February 6
  • Pre-storm preparations conducted by personnel on Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story ensured the installation weathered the storm of Hurricane Dorian with minimal impact to the base. Besides expected minor flooding in predicted areas and branches strewn about in heavily treed areas, the base experienced minimal impact. 34 Bradford Cove homes did lose power on base due to a fallen tree limb, but the installations Public Works Team expeditiously restored the power. (Spencer Layne/Navy)
    Defense Dept. facilities can become a climate-resilience test bed

    DoD is turning its attention to climate, as mission-critical installations face numerous risks, and its facilities can be perfect sites to test advanced climate-security concepts.

    Sherri Goodman
    February 5
  • The FCC’s plan to provide 45 MHz for unlicensed use while preserving the upper 30 MHz for new automotive safety applications is a win for both the automotive industry and the American people. Here's why ... (metamorworks/Getty Images)
    Do not stop progress on 5G

    The FCC’s plan to provide 45 MHz for unlicensed use while preserving the upper 30 MHz for new automotive safety applications is a win for both the automotive industry and the American people. Here's why ...

    Deborah Collier, Citizens Against Government Waste
    February 4
  • Lisa Hershman is the chief management officer of the U.S. Defense Department. (Darrell Hudson/U.S. Army)
    Does the Pentagon need a chief management officer?

    The 2020 National Defense Authorization Act required two studies that openly posit eliminating the CMO function altogether. What gives?

    Jerry McGinn
    January 15
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    Can the Pentagon tap into a soaring ‘deep tech’ ecosystem?

    The U.S. government must make bigger bets on commercial deep tech companies.

    Eric Lofgren
    December 23, 2019
  • Savvy leaders understand the power of data, but what they may be missing is a unique, separate plan that ensures their permanent ownership, security and control over that data. (Andrey Suslov/Getty Images)
    Why a meaningful data strategy requires more than an action plan

    An independent data strategy cements an agency’s control of its own data indefinitely and provides flexibility, portability and consistency. Here are some pointers ...

    Shaun Bierweiler
    December 5, 2019
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