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Leidos expands its global security footprint to 75 new countries
The acquisition of L3Harris’ airport security business will boost Leidos presence in the sector across the globe.
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Why OMB gave agencies freedom on chief data officers
Top Office of Management and Budget officials discussed why they didn’t provide specific guidance on who federal agencies had to hire to lead data efforts.
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Why the CDO council is an important part of the federal data strategy
Two top OMB officials talked with reporters before the chief data officer council held its inaugural meeting.
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Here’s who’s building Social Security’s ‘central nervous system’
Another task order was made under the GSA enterprise infrastructure solutions contract.
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What’s in store for the GSA’s AI community of practice?
The organization’s new leader spoke about what the group plans to do to increase artificial intelligence use in the federal government.
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Interior formally grounds drones amid cyber concerns tied to Chinese-made systems
The situation spotlights a more complex challenge facing government: a lack of American-made drones on the market to counter Chinese offerings.
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Why Britain’s Huawei decision frustrated lawmakers
The decision by United Kingdom officials to allow Chinese telecom company Huawei to build parts of the country’s 5G network was met with ire from members of Congress Jan. 28.
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Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
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GSA’s procurement database is heading to a new home
The Federal Procurement Data System is moving to a new site.
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The Pentagon CIO office’s plan for better software
The Department of Defense is working to improve update agility, but it’s enterprise cloud – an integral piece of a complicated effort – could be delayed again.
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Leidos expands its global security footprint to 75 new countries
The acquisition of L3Harris’ airport security business will boost Leidos presence in the sector across the globe.
-
Why OMB gave agencies freedom on chief data officers
Top Office of Management and Budget officials discussed why they didn’t provide specific guidance on who federal agencies had to hire to lead data efforts.
-
Why the CDO council is an important part of the federal data strategy
Two top OMB officials talked with reporters before the chief data officer council held its inaugural meeting.
-
Here’s who’s building Social Security’s ‘central nervous system’
Another task order was made under the GSA enterprise infrastructure solutions contract.
-
What’s in store for the GSA’s AI community of practice?
The organization’s new leader spoke about what the group plans to do to increase artificial intelligence use in the federal government.
-
Interior formally grounds drones amid cyber concerns tied to Chinese-made systems
The situation spotlights a more complex challenge facing government: a lack of American-made drones on the market to counter Chinese offerings.
-
Why Britain’s Huawei decision frustrated lawmakers
The decision by United Kingdom officials to allow Chinese telecom company Huawei to build parts of the country’s 5G network was met with ire from members of Congress Jan. 28.
-
Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
-
GSA’s procurement database is heading to a new home
The Federal Procurement Data System is moving to a new site.
-
The Pentagon CIO office’s plan for better software
The Department of Defense is working to improve update agility, but it’s enterprise cloud – an integral piece of a complicated effort – could be delayed again.
-
Leidos expands its global security footprint to 75 new countries
The acquisition of L3Harris’ airport security business will boost Leidos presence in the sector across the globe.
-
Why OMB gave agencies freedom on chief data officers
Top Office of Management and Budget officials discussed why they didn’t provide specific guidance on who federal agencies had to hire to lead data efforts.
-
Why the CDO council is an important part of the federal data strategy
Two top OMB officials talked with reporters before the chief data officer council held its inaugural meeting.
-
Here’s who’s building Social Security’s ‘central nervous system’
Another task order was made under the GSA enterprise infrastructure solutions contract.
-
What’s in store for the GSA’s AI community of practice?
The organization’s new leader spoke about what the group plans to do to increase artificial intelligence use in the federal government.
-
Interior formally grounds drones amid cyber concerns tied to Chinese-made systems
The situation spotlights a more complex challenge facing government: a lack of American-made drones on the market to counter Chinese offerings.
-
Why Britain’s Huawei decision frustrated lawmakers
The decision by United Kingdom officials to allow Chinese telecom company Huawei to build parts of the country’s 5G network was met with ire from members of Congress Jan. 28.
-
Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
-
GSA’s procurement database is heading to a new home
The Federal Procurement Data System is moving to a new site.
-
The Pentagon CIO office’s plan for better software
The Department of Defense is working to improve update agility, but it’s enterprise cloud – an integral piece of a complicated effort – could be delayed again.
